Open NFC Tools
Install the app and open Write. On Android, make sure NFC is enabled in your phone settings.
Thank you for your support. I've enjoyed meeting colleagues across Alberta during this campaign. I hope this small token makes it easier for us to stay connected — and helps you make new connections of your own.
If my experience and perspective resonate with you, I would be grateful for your support in this election.
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Whether we met at a forum, at court, or through colleagues, I hope our paths cross again.
My perspective on professional regulation, mentorship and the realities of modern practice.
Explore the website ↗Connect on LinkedInKeep in touch, share ideas, and follow the conversations that continue beyond election week.
Visit LinkedIn ↗Make your tag yoursReplace this campaign link with your LinkedIn, website or digital business card.
See how it works ↓This NFC tag is meant to be reused. Today, it brings you to my campaign. Tomorrow, you can program it to share anything you choose — your LinkedIn profile, firm website or digital contact card.
MAKE THE NFC TAG YOURSNo account required, and you don't have to return to this website to use the tag after you've reprogrammed it. Just keep it writable.
You need a phone that supports NFC, a writable tag and the free NFC Tools app.
Install the app and open Write. On Android, make sure NFC is enabled in your phone settings.
Select Add a record → URL / URI and enter your own LinkedIn, website or digital contact-card address.
Tap Write and hold your phone against the tag. iPhone: near the top; most Android phones: near the centre back.
Once the app confirms the write, tap the tag again and make sure your new link opens. You're ready to connect.
One important tip: Please don't use the app's Lock tag or Make read-only function. Locking a compatible NFC chip can be permanent. If a tag is already locked or otherwise not writable, it cannot be reprogrammed using these instructions. This website can explain the process, but cannot write to a tag directly from an iPhone browser.
Here's to the conversations we're having, and the ones still ahead.
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