Ashleigh Lalonde

I’m a bilingual (French-English) professional with a strong background in federal administration, stakeholder coordination, and operational logistics. I thrive in fast-paced environments where precision, adaptability, and initiative are key. Whether I’m streamlining onboarding systems, managing cross-functional teams, or developing immersive event frameworks, I bring a balance of strategic thinking and hands-on execution.

My experience spans government departments, large-scale public events, and creative projects—each shaped by my commitment to clear communication, ethical decision-making, and continuous improvement. I’m known for my ability to harmonize complex workflows, resolve conflicts with discretion, and lead with both structure and flair

Ashleigh Lalonde is a bilingual (French-English) administrative and coordination specialist with over six years of experience across federal departments, large-scale public events, and creative logistics. Her career spans roles at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), Shared Services Canada, and Veterans Affairs Canada, where she led initiatives in policy development, stakeholder engagement, scheduling, and operational compliance.

She has a proven track record in:

• Coordinating multidisciplinary teams and managing complex workflows
• Developing and implementing onboarding systems, training plans, and procedural documentation
• Leading health-related intake and benefit processing with discretion and accuracy
• Resolving conflicts of interest and enforcing ethical standards
• Managing vendor relations, safety protocols, and logistics for high-profile public events like Comiccon
• Supporting executive-level reporting, ATIP coordination, and bilingual communication

Her work is defined by initiative, precision, and a practical leadership style that balances structure with adaptability. Whether streamlining federal operations or directing immersive event logistics, Ashleigh brings clarity, efficiency, and a bold, collaborative approach to every project.

University of Ottawa – Ottawa, ON

Bachelor of Social Sciences (2018)

Minors: Criminology & Psychology

• Focused on behavioral analysis, policy interpretation, and social systems
• Developed strong research, writing, and bilingual communication skills
• Foundation for federal work in client services, program coordination, and ethical decision-making