Kim was a founding partner* of Roper Greyell. Now retired from the practice of law, Kim restricts his professional activities to acting as a lead negotiator at collective bargaining for select clients. He has over 35 years of experience as a negotiator of collective agreements in all sectors of the Canadian economy, in both public and private sectors. His excellent reputation as a fair and trustworthy negotiator who can achieve creative solutions at the bargaining table makes him a valuable asset on any collective bargaining team.
Kim enjoys skiing, fishing, cooking, traveling, and reading for fun. He has visited many different places and has many different stories to share about his experiences.
*Retired
Education
B.Ed. University of Victoria
LL.B., University of British Columbia
Year of call
British Columbia, 1988 (retired)
Northwest Territories, 2007 (retired)
Publications
Membership / Affiliations
(Past) Canadian Bar Association
(Past) Canadian Association of Counsel to Employers (CACE)
(Past) Chartered Professionals in Human Resources BC & Yukon
Listings / Rankings