Cliff Feng

Cliff is an accessibility consultant and a Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification (RHFAC) professional with deep expertise in accessibility in the built environment, inclusive wayfinding and signage, and accessibility assessments. Cliff holds a master’s degree in community planning.

Cliff currently works as an Associate Project Manager in Facilities Management and Development at Vancouver Island University (VIU), where he supports a wide range of capital and planning projects with a strong focus on universal access.

Key focus areas: Cliff’s consulting and planning experience spans post-secondary institutions, public agencies, and Indigenous communities, including serving as a community planner for Malahat Nation. He is the Signage Task Group Lead for Accessibility Standards Canada’s Technical Committee on Wayfinding and Signage, and serves as a Mirror Committee Member on ISO Technical Committee 145 for public information symbols, signs, and guidance systems.

Languages: English, Chinese, contracted Braille