I am passionate about helping
police jurisdictions to create
a Conflict Resolution Culture that contributes to OFFICER WELLNESS 
physically, socially, mentally,
emotionally & spiritually

Dr. Mpindu is a graduate of Harare Theological College (Harare, Zimbabwe), Daystar University College (Nairobi, Kenya), Prairie College (Three Hills, Alberta), Trinity Western University (Langley, British Columbia), University of Ottawa & St. Paul University (Ottawa, Ontario), York University (Toronto, Ontario), and the University of Pretoria, South Africa where he earned a PhD in Humanities (Philosophy & Ethics). His professional training also includes certified alternative dispute & conflict resolution (mediation, negotiation), certified life coach, certified workplace fairness analysis, certified grief edu therapy (emotional wellness), narrative trauma therapy, and decolonial processes. He has had numerous opportunities to work with and equip different leaders in various contexts around the world including the Philippines, Jamaica, South Africa, Botswana, India, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Canada’s First Nations in Alberta, northern Saskatchewan, and northern Ontario. He has a wealth of experience, drawing from his over 20 years of being in senior leadership and management positions in different workplaces, including not-for-profit organizations. Among his other involvements in the community, Dr. Mpindu serves on various boards of organizations and is a Chaplain with York Regional Police (for 18 years) and a Police & Community Relations Consultant with police jurisdictions globally. In his ‘spare time,’ he loves to play and/or watch football (soccer) and listen to ‘new country’ music. He also takes delight in learning about different cultures and their languages and eating different foods. … He says, “Eating is natural, what you eat is cultural.”