Chris Brown (RCIC, Director)

With extensive experience in both business and immigration law, Chris helps individuals, families, and businesses successfully navigate the Canadian Immigration landscape. Bringing over 20 years of experience to his role, Chris works to ensure success on every client interaction. Chris holds undergraduate degrees from the University of Victoria and the University of British Columbia. An advocate for newcomers to Canada, as Chris’ expertise in the field of Canadian Immigration has been recognized by many private and public organizations, including the regulatory body CICC, where he is actively engaged as a mentor to new RCICs. Chris also volunteers his time and knowledge at immigrant welcome centers.

In addition to his work, Chris enjoys hiking the trails and mountains of Vancouver Island with his beloved spouse Veronica, and spending time with his three sons, Tyler, Alex and Jacob.

Anne Lui – (RCIC, IRB – East Coast Lead)

“Where there is hope, there is a way”~~Anne’s motto
Anne Lui is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC-IRB) at Tudor House
Immigration based in Toronto, Ontario. Prior to her current role, she has been working
as an immigration case analyst since 2023, supporting a vast variety of clients in their
permanent residency applications, specializing in family class sponsorship, economic
class immigration, humanitarian and compassionate applications, as well as temporary
resident applications, including study permits, Post-Graduation Work Permits and LMIA-exempt work permits.

Anne is a graduate of Queen’s University, where she earned a Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law from the Law School as a valedictorian and received an academic award from the Legal Professionals Education Network (LPEN) for her outstanding performance. Her solid academic foundation in Canadian immigration and citizenship law is complemented by her practical experience, which empowers her to guide clients professionally through the complexities of the immigration process, providing them with tailored solutions that meet their needs.

Anne’s personal experience as a first-generation immigrant in her family gives her a unique perspective on the challenges immigrants face, fueling her passion for helping others navigate the immigration system and build new lives in Canada. Her commitment to supporting the immigrant community is her way of giving back to the country that gave her a fresh start.

Before transitioning to immigration services, Anne had a distinguished two-decade career in Hong Kong’s financial sector, where she held senior marketing roles at multinational banks and publicly traded asset management firms. As a senior marketing and communications professional, Anne always goes out of the way to help her clients find a solution with a client-centric attitude and problem-solving mentality. Fluent in English, Cantonese, Mandarin and an intermediate learner of the French language, Anne is adept at serving a diverse client base. In addition to her professional work, Anne holds a Master of Science in Finance as well as a Bachelor of Business Administration from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She is also a trained pianist, and when she’s not working, you’ll likely find her playing the piano or coaching her son who is a budding cellist.

Lisa MacIsaac – (RCIC – Candidate, Social Media Manager)

Lisa was born in Calgary, and after living many years in some amazing places, she now calls Calgary home once again. She holds her BA in Political Science from the University of Calgary, and completed her Masters in International Relations at the University of Glasgow. Before completing the Graduate Diploma in Immigration and Citizenship Law from Queen’s University, she dipped her toe into the world of Canadian Immigration by sponsoring her own spouse from Costa Rica.

Fundamentally, Lisa believes that when people make the decision to leave their home country and immigrate abroad, it is very personal and sometimes a difficult decision. As an RCIC, her goal is to provide those who wish to come to Canada with the best and most honest advice possible.

Before  joining Tudor House, Lisa worked with many clients to launch their businesses online through her own virtual agency. Lisa actively manages Tudor House Immigration’s social media, newsletter and website marketing, while at the same time assisting on immigration cases in her area of expertise. When she is not online, she’s playing boardgames with her two teenagers, driving to the mountains with a coffee in hand, or making carne asada with her husband and friends. Lisa is fluent in Spanish and English.

Phil Mooney (RCIC, Business Immigration Associate)

Phil Mooney is a Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with over 22-years’ immigration industry experience, after having spent more than 30 years in the corporate world. He has worked successfully on all types of business immigration cases over the years and currently acts as co-counsel to dozens of Authorized Representatives, helping them qualify candidates, select the best Program for their clients and helps them deal with government departments on their clients’ behalf.

In his career, he participated in the development of the initial Professional Skills Exam for consultants, attended meetings as a Subject Matter Expert, was a member of the Canadian Border Services Advisory Committee (CBSAC), and regularly met with senior government officials to discuss immigration issues. He was also the first CEO of the regulatory body (ICCRC) after being instrumental in preparing the successful bid to replace CSIC.

Phil is a member of the Canadian Association of Professional Immigration Consultants (CAPIC)— the largest group of consultants dedicated to educating immigration consultants and lobbying Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) on issues of concern to both immigrants and consultants. He served as CAPIC president for over three years, speaks regularly to graduating students of immigration practitioner programs, and presents briefs before parliamentary committees on issues of concern.

Phil lives in Burlington, Ontario, Canada with his wife, and is the proud father of two sons and grandfather of five. He is the son and husband of immigrants, and as a former corporate executive, has traveled extensively around the world.