Don Enright is a veteran consultant with over four decades of experience in interpretive planning, exhibit development, and visitor experience strategy. He works with parks, museums, cultural centres, and historic sites across Canada and beyond, helping teams turn complex stories into memorable, meaningful public experiences. His specialty? Making the complicated feel doable—and making sure it actually gets done.
Known for his clarity, warmth, and the occasional well-placed eye-roll, Don brings a visitor-first mindset to every project. He champions evidence-based interpretation, smart behavioural insights, and the kind of storytelling that earns its place. Whether wrangling timelines, word counts, or opinions, he’s calm under pressure and allergic to fluff.
Don is bilingual (English/French), has a working truce with German and Spanish, and is slowly decluttering his life one drawer at a time. He’s an experienced writer, a supportive mentor, and a facilitator who can read a room faster than most people can find the mute button on Zoom.