About the Author

Passionate about lifelong learning and inspiring others to achieve their best potential, Angela writes, blogs and speaks on a variety of leadership, professional development and personal growth topics.

Named as one of Canada’s top 20 HR leaders on the HRD Global 100 and on The Most Inclusive HR Influencer list, Angela is a popular and a frequent conference and keynote speaker whose speeches include:

  • The ROI of a Mentally Healthy Workplace
  • Be Ready, Be Relevant: Ensuring Career Success During Turbulent Times
  • Change Management is Dead, Long Live Change Readiness
  • The Squiggly Line Career(TM)
  • HR as a Global Citizen

Angela is a member of the University of Calgary Human Resources Management Certificate Advisory Council, and is a frequent guest lecturer at colleges and universities including Mount Royal University, University of the Fraser Valley, and St. Clair College.

Angela speaks English and Greek fluently, French well enough to converse with a toddler, and Spanish and Italian well enough to ask for directions.  She was the founder and organizer for 10 years of the ICBC Women’s Network, and a co-founder of the official fan club of a CFL football team.  Her secret skill is the ability to turn a cartwheel wearing a business suit.

Drawing on her years as a Human Resources executive, “It Depends: Employee Relations Case Studies for Human Resources Professionals and Students” is Angela’s first book.   Recently published in French, the book of case studies challenges HR professionals, students, and line managers on how to approach seemingly simple scenarios.
Her latest book, “The Squiggly Line Career: How Changing Professions Can Advance a Career in Unexpected Ways,” was released in late November 2020.
Angela has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of British Columbia, a Diploma in Adult Education from Vancouver Community College, and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree from Royal Roads University.  Originally from Windsor, Ontario, she currently lives in British Columbia with her family.