As an accomplished professional in the Nuclear industry, Alison holds a strong commitment to fostering collaboration, opportunities and engagement between corporate procurement and Indigenous peoples, businesses, and communities. She brings a unique blend of passion for advocacy and dedication to every initiative and commitment she undertakes, all while championing inclusivity and diversity within the supply chain. Creating meaningful opportunities and participation are at the forefront of the work Alison does, all while driving to achieve true sustainable economic reconciliation.

With extensive experience in supplier relations, procurement, and vendor support and management, Alison has consistently delivered exceptional results while adhering to the highest standards of integrity and efficiency.

In addition to her experience in the Nuclear industry, Alison holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Social work and Psychology, which has allowed her to continue her deep passion for building meaningful and mutually beneficial relationships and opportunities for underrepresented groups. Alison is actively involved in giving back to the communities she works and lives in. She currently is Past Chair of the Bruce Grey Child & Family Services, Board Director of the United Way of Bruce Grey, and Board Director of the Saugeen Memorial Hospital Foundation.