Alain Pescador is a public affairs specialist and social entrepreneur with an international network in government, business, civil society, arts & culture, and academia. With a decade of experience leading organizations, building thought leadership platforms, and advising politicians, NGOs and public intellectuals, he now works with clients to instate forward-thinking leaders who make an impact.
Professional Focus
10 years’ experience as the founder and director of global initiatives on human rights, arts & culture, and economic development
Extensive expertise and background in diversity, equity & inclusion (DEI), business development and stakeholder engagement, government and media relations, as well as marketing and communications
Deep Canadian and international network of contacts in the public, private and NGO sectors
Bilingual English and Spanish
Business Expertise
Executive Director of What Design Can Do Mexico, an international non-profit that promotes the role of creativity as a catalyst for positive impact
Founding Director of 6 Degrees at the Institute for Canadian Citizenship, one of Canada’s leading non-profits; built a global leadership platform geared to creating more inclusive societies
Director of Programs and Content at the International Economic Forum of the Americas, an organization committed to heightening awareness of major issues concerning economic globalization
Special Advisor to the office of John Ralston Saul, one of Canada's leading intellectuals, and the Rt. Hon. Adrienne Clarkson, 26th Governor General of Canada
Sector Expertise
Social Impact
Not-for-Profit
Government
Public Sector
Board services
Education & Certifications
Master’s degree from the University of Salamanca, Spain
Bachelor’s degree from Trent University, Ontario (awarded four-year Trent International Global Citizen Scholarship and Trent International Award)
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