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Inclusion through Leadership, Equity, Accessibility & Diversity
(iLEAD)
Inclusion through Leadership, Equity, Accessibility & Diversity
(iLEAD)
ABOUT US
We are a Leadership and Professional Development enterprise that is committed to building leaders with the intent of ensuring true inclusivity in the workplace and the community.
Our aspiring leaders are members that identify as:
Women
Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC)
People with Disabilities (visible and invisible)
The PRIDE Community
People that feel under-represented (eg: Introverts)
We have a deep rooted commitment to advancing the principles of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility & Belonging through our iLEAD leadership development program.
Principal iLEAD Strategist
Alex is a disruptive and leadership strategist motivated by breaking the system for the greater good while building inclusive teams and work environments.
He has a background of implementing change at a root level and creating an atmosphere of cultivating and transforming ideas into viable solutions that create efficiencies, challenge the norm, and prepare for the future.
Through his almost 15 year career with municipal government, he found himself getting more involved in the organizational development and leadership transformational work to ensure the service lines are relevant and optimized to meet the needs for the future, whilst reducing barriers to inclusion.
He has been actively involved in developing several strategies for startups and non-profit organizations across Canada, creating innovative business & analytical models, revamping and restructuring several operational services to ensure job clarity, job satisfaction and increased employee morale.
Alex is also the Founder and Chief Disrupter with NEXT EVOLUTION VENTURES, a social enterprise aimed at using innovative practices towards building solutions to address social challenges.
He is also the Operations Manager with the Edmonton Downtown Business Association and is instrumental in using his experience and ideas in addressing the social and operational challenges faced in Downtown Edmonton.
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