Ron Tomsy Philip Supply Chain Management Student | Athlete | Community Contributor I am a Supply Chain Management student at NAIT with a strong foundation in discipline, teamwork, and execution developed through competitive athletics and hands-on work in fast-paced environments. As a former soccer player, I bring a performance mindset focused on preparation, consistency, and continuous improvement. Within Service Circle, I am here to learn directly from experienced professionals across supply chain, logistics, procurement, and operations. My academic focus includes procurement fundamentals, warehousing and inventory control, logistics and distribution, and introductory contract management, with a strong interest in how these systems operate in real-world settings beyond the classroom. Alongside learning, I am eager to contribute wherever I can add value. With experience in sales-oriented and people-facing roles, I am comfortable communicating, supporting teams, assisting with coordination, and taking on entry-level or support tasks in operational, warehouse, logistics, or project environments. I believe the best way to grow is by showing up, helping, and learning through action. Service Circle represents an opportunity to connect, contribute, and develop alongside professionals who value shared knowledge, real experience, and community growth. I am open to mentorship, hands-on opportunities, and collaborative work where effort, reliability, and a willingness to learn matter.

🛠️ Description Sometimes you don’t need a tow—you just need a hand. This Service Circle category connects neighbors for simple roadside help like battery boosts, flat tire changes, lockouts, fuel assistance, and basic troubleshooting. Whether you’re stuck at home, work, or on the side of the road, this is about quick, practical help to get you moving again. No pressure, no upselling—just real people helping in real moments when it matters.

Rohan explored and competed in several sports throughout his early athletic years, but none matched the demands, discipline, and purpose he found in Strongman. Naturally built for the sport, he combines physical structure, mental toughness, focus, and drive—qualities essential for success at elite levels of competition. From an early age, Rohan committed fully to Strongman training. Under the direct mentorship of his father Imy, Canada’s #1 Open Powerlifter Larry McEwen, and World’s 5th Strongest Man Tristan Hoath—one of the most respected figures in the sport—Rohan learned Strongman the right way: step by step, from the ground up. His training emphasized not only raw strength, but also technique, movement efficiency, competition strategy, preparation, and mindset. Through this structured, master-level coaching, Rohan earned the title of Canadian Under-18 Strongman Champion, placing 4th in North America (U20) and 7th globally, solidifying his position among the top youth Strongman athletes in the world. His development reflects proven methods, traditional Strongman principles, and real-world competition knowledge passed down from leaders who helped shape the sport. Rohan now joins Service Circle as our Under-18 Strongman Coach, working exclusively with youth athletes. He brings age-appropriate coaching, technical precision, and a deep understanding of how to build strength safely, effectively, and confidently in young competitors. Please join us in welcoming Rohan to the Service Circle community.

Imy isn’t a motivator, an influencer, or a guy chasing attention. He’s proof that change is possible—at any age—when you commit fully and do the work. At one point, Imy weighed over 350 pounds. He loved food, never wasted a meal, and lived fully—but eventually realized his health and future were at risk. Instead of chasing shortcuts, he did what he’s always done best: he researched, planned, learned from the best, and executed—step by step. His transformation wasn’t one thing. It was weight loss. It was strength training. It was medical support. It was nutrition. It was learning directly from top doctors, elite trainers, experienced bodybuilders, and successful strength-training entrepreneurs across Canada—not gym hype, but real systems that work in real life. He didn’t rush it. He broke it down, learned deeply, and rebuilt himself completely. What makes Imy different is that everything he’s done has been about service. He was the founding president of his community league. He volunteered for years within the Edmonton soccer community, serving as the president of his soccer zone, earning Coach of the Year honors, and being recognized on local television for the impact he made—not for titles, but for kids who had nothing and ended up with opportunity. Many of those kids went on to scholarships and educational paths they never would have reached without his guidance. Today, strength and health are a family lifestyle. His middle son holds multiple national weightlifting records and was recognized as Canada’s Strongest Teenager. Imy’s youngest son is already following the same path. Training, nutrition, discipline, and balance aren’t theories in Imy’s world—they’re daily practice. Imy is proof that you can be strong and fit after 40, even if you wore size 58 pants at age 30 (actual fact). On Service Circle, Imy represents exactly what this community stands for: passion over credentials, lived experience over ego, and helping others with what you truly know. He specializes in strength training after 40, major lifestyle change, sustainable nutrition, medication reduction through health improvement, and building real systems that last.