Alexia received an Honours degree in Political Science from the University of Victoria. After earning a Master of Journalism degree from Carleton University, she began her career in broadcast journalism, working as a reporter and producer for CTV, Rogers TV, and Global.

For both television and print, Alexia has covered politics, environmental issues, species at risk, cutting-edge science and technologies, and Canadian arts and culture. Alexia left television to work on the Hill, which ultimately led to her starting her own consultancy and becoming a leading expert in public policy, international relations, hi-tech, and journalism.

Alexia is privileged to build support for the nation’s visual arts heritage, through work with the National Gallery of Canada, the Ottawa School of Art, and SPAO: Photographic Arts Centre. As well, as an ambassador for Women for Nature – an initiative of Nature Canada – she hopes to do the same for the wild spaces, flora, and fauna that make up Canada’s natural heritage.

Alexia’s current work explores political science and issues in journalism, science and technology, and support for democratic and healthy societies. She looks to the nexus of creativity, innovation, and sustainability to find solutions for Canada’s future generations.

Alexia, her husband, and two children live in Canada’s beautiful capital city, Ottawa.