Regionicity is led by Bryan Avila, PMP, a project and program leader with more than 20 years of experience across specialty agriculture, food and beverage production, applied research, education, workforce development, and regional food systems strategy.

Bryan’s career began in pilot-scale winery operations and applied research, where he managed experimental production systems, supported commercialization, and helped translate technical ideas into practical workflows. He later launched and managed California’s first bonded teaching winery at a community college, building an applied learning program that connected facilities, instruction, production, compliance, hospitality, employer engagement, and student career pathways.

His later work expanded into applied research coordination, workforce training, apprenticeship development, sustainability, technical communications, and regional economic strategy. Through Regionicity, Bryan helps mission-driven organizations organize complex programs, align partners, develop practical implementation plans, and move projects from concept to execution.

Regionicity is best suited for projects that involve multiple stakeholders, real-world operations, public benefit goals, education or workforce partners, technical subject matter, and the need for disciplined project management.