Brian Touray is a dedicated professional with a passion for international development work and sustainable livelihoods. He is involved in charitable efforts through the Canadian Institute of Tourism and Sustainable Livelihoods (CITSL) to address the living conditions of marginalized communities in developing countries.

CITSL, a not-for-profit organization, focuses on a wide range of sectors including agriculture, entrepreneurship, and healthcare to make a direct impact on the lives of the world's poorest populations. The core team at CITSL, comprising individuals from diverse backgrounds such as law, engineering, education, medicine, and social work, brings over 100 years of combined experience in international development work.

Brian Touray's educational background includes a Master's degree in Agriculture and Development from the University of Reading, a Master of Science in Tourism and Marketing Management from Griffith University, and a degree in Law from the University of London.

Prior to his role at CITSL, Brian Touray held various positions such as Organizational Diagnostics and Monitoring & Evaluation Advisor at GLOBAL AFFAIRS CANADA Sponsored Programs, Pro-Poor Tourism Advisor & Secure Livelihoods Project Manager at CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF TOURISM AND SUSTAINABLE LIVELIHOODS & CANADIAN UNIVERSITY SERVICE OVERSEAS, Project Manager at ZANZIBAR ENTERPRISE AND SUSTAINABLE TOURISM, Lecturer at a CANADIAN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTION, and Hospitality Revenue Management Specialist at TRAVELCLICK INTL.

His experience in these roles has equipped him with a diverse skill set and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by communities in need. Brian Touray's commitment to working on the front line and engaging directly with local NGOs and marginalized groups exemplifies his dedication to fighting global poverty and promoting sustainable development.