Lausanne Canada Leadership 

Bosco Tung
National Associate Director, Strategic Development

Bosco Tung serves as National Associate Director with Lausanne Movement Canada and as part of the Global Bridge Leaders Initiative (BLI) Executive Team. He works at the intersection of leaders, networks, and movements, connecting people and initiatives across Canada and globally to strengthen collaboration for God’s mission.

His work focuses on cultivating partnerships and building the relational and digital infrastructure that enables long-term collaboration across generations, cultures, and sectors. He also serves as a Younger Leaders Gathering (YLG 4) Ambassador, helping connect Canadian leaders into the global network and support emerging leaders in their engagement.

With over 15 years of experience in church engagement, mobilization, communications, and partnership development, Bosco has served across national and international ministries including Compassion Canada, SIM Canada, and New Hope Fellowship (Light Presbyterian Church). He helped coordinate the Canadian delegation to the Fourth Lausanne Congress (L4) in Seoul and served as lead facilitator for Gap 22: Ethnicism and Racism, a multi-day collaborative session focused on reconciliation and disciple-making across church, mission, and workplace contexts.

Raised between Hong Kong and Toronto, Bosco lives in Scarborough, Ontario, with his wife, New York Times bestselling author June Hur, and their two children.