Amanda Amanda Jensen Reaume
Administrator for the Network of Jarislowsky Chairs in Trust and Political Leadership @The University Of Lethbridge
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WORK HISTORY
Administrator for the Network of Jarislowsky Chairs in Trust and Political Leadership @The University Of Lethbridge
The Jarislowsky Network of Chairs in Trust and Political Leadership was launched to expand knowledge and training in ethical politics, fiduciary responsibility, and democratic governance, with the long-term aim of professionalizing work in Canada’s political and public service sectors.I will support the Network that comprises five Jarislowsky Chairs in Trust and Political Leadership which are based at universities in geographically and politically distinct regions across Canada – British Columbia’s Vancouver Island University, the University of Lethbridge in Alberta, Trent University in Ontario, Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières with École nationale d’administration publique, and Nova Scotia’s Acadia University. Each of the five universities has an excellent reputation for innovative program development and teaching excellence. The pan-Canadian scope of the Jarislowsky Network of Chairs in Trust and Political Leadership allows chairholders and their students to collaborate on topics of both regional and national importance.
EDUCATION
The University of Lethbridge
B. Mgmt, Marketing & Human Resource Management
University of Guelph
Master’s Degree, Organizational Leadership
ABOUT AMANDA AMANDA JENSEN REAUME
A seasoned nonprofit leader and advocate for community impact, Amanda contributes more than 20 years of experience driving innovation, strategy, and equity in the social sector. Most recently serving as Executive Director of Volunteer Lethbridge Nonprofit Leadership Centre, she led transformative initiatives that supported 90 nonprofit organizations, increased the organization’s budget by 35%, and developed a nationally scalable model for volunteer management.Throughout her career, Amanda has held key roles in nonprofit leadership, municipal government, and adult education, including positions with the City of Lethbridge, Mount Royal University, and multiple Executive Director appointments. She has consistently convened community stakeholders on issues ranging from poverty reduction to diversity, equity, and inclusion, while also advancing nonprofit governance, shared services models, and cross-sector collaboration.Amanda holds a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership from the University of Guelph and a Bachelor of Management in Marketing and Human Resources from the University of Lethbridge. Their contributions have been recognized with the 2025 King Charles Coronation Medal and the 2023 Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal.An active volunteer and civic leader, she currently serves as Board Chair of Volunteer Alberta.
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