ALEXANDRA CROPP, director

Alexandra, a proud Cree woman from Norway House Cree Nation, embodies over nine years of dedicated leadership in advancing Indigenous objectives and priorities. Bringing a blend of expertise in operations, human resources, and strategic organizational planning, underpinned by a commitment to advance reconciliation and self-determination. 

Alexandra's expertise lies in facilitating collaborations and innovative solutions that honor Indigenous perspectives, driving positive change across programs and policies. Her proven track record in managing Federal and Provincial funding agreements demonstrates her adeptness in coordinating meetings and addressing emerging issues with diplomacy.

Alexandra's strategic acumen enables her to develop comprehensive plans aligned with project goals, driving efficiencies, and maximizing impact. Notably, she played a pivotal role in pioneering community-based project management at the Norway House Cree Nation Health Centre of Excellence, showcasing her commitment to empowering Indigenous communities and advocating for gender-based initiatives. 

As a Senior Indigenous Leader, Alexandra remains dedicated to advancing self-governance and reconciliation efforts. Through her leadership in large-scale health strategies and infrastructure projects, she continues to champion Indigenous voices and values, ensuring their central role in decision-making processes. With unwavering dedication, Alexandra drives forward her vision of meaningful partnerships and sustainable programming that uplift Indigenous communities and further their governance and reconciliation objectives.  

Alexandra presently serves on the Board of Directors for Aboriginal Legal Services in Toronto and has recently concluded a Women's Leadership Course at the Yale School of Management.