Andree Clement

Head of Learning and Development @Inizio Engage

Montreal, QC, CA
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2024 — Present

Head of Learning and Development @Inizio Engage

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CA

As Head of L&D for Canada at Inizio, I lead the national learning strategy for a healthcare solutions partner that works with the world’s leading pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical organizations. My focus is on building a future-ready workforce and fostering a culture of continuous learning that supports both talent and business growth.Key Responsibilities:Design and lead Canada’s L&D strategy in alignment with enterprise objectivesPartner with global colleagues to co-create learning initiatives across all Specialist areas: Commercial, Patient Solutions, and Medical AffairsDrive learning innovation and harmonization in collaboration with our Global Center of ExcellenceEmbed learning into business development processes as part of Inizio’s value propositionCoach leaders and teams to elevate performance, adaptability, and engagementCo-lead a strategic Customer Engagement program, aligning learning with client-facing impact and improving our commercial and consultative effectivenessStrategic Highlights:AI Lead – Canada: Pioneering the use of AI in L&D by piloting tools, building AI literacy, and designing frameworks that balance innovation, ethics, and business impact.Global Collaboration: Actively shaping global learning initiatives that scale across regions, roles, and cultures while ensuring local relevance.Business-Integrated Learning: Strengthened the link between learning and commercial success through cross-functional programs that align with client-facing priorities and growth strategy.

EDUCATION

1990 — 1994

University of Moncton

Bachelor, Education

1994 — 1995

University of Moncton

Post-Graduate Certificate, Education

SKILLS

Selling SkillsCorporate CommunicationsCardiologyPerformance ManagementTeam BuildingTraining DeliveryPharmaceutical SalesOncologyUrologyTrainingSales EffectivenessCoachingPharmaceutical IndustryGastroenterologyLeadership DevelopmentRheumatologyInnovation

ABOUT ANDREE CLEMENT

Global L&D Leader | Healthcare & Pharma | AI Pioneer | Strategic Capability BuilderWith over 20 years of experience in Learning & Development across Canada, the Middle East, and global healthcare environments, I bring a strategic yet human-centered approach to talent and leadership development. Currently Head of L&D for Canada at Inizio, I lead national capability-building while co-steering enterprise-wide transformation through collaborative initiatives with our Global Center of Excellence.At Inizio, our vision is to nurture an ongoing learning culture that empowers people to grow, adapt, and lead with confidence. I work across all Specialist areas — Commercial, Patient Solutions, and Medical Affairs — to harmonize learning experiences and strengthen our global impact.As Canada’s AI Pioneer for L&D, I’m also driving the integration of artificial intelligence into our strategy — reimagining how we upskill teams, enable leaders, and connect learning to outcomes. Key Strengths:Strategic L&D leadership in complex, regulated industries (Healthcare, Pharma, Biotech)Global CoE collaboration and governance modelsCapability architecture and performance-based learning designAI-enabled innovation and digital learning transformationHuman-centered facilitation, executive coaching, and change enablement Having previously led L&D in Dubai for a multinational pharma company, I bring a global lens to everything I do. I’m passionate about building future-ready talent ecosystems that connect learning with business development and long-term value creation.Connecting by shaping the future of work, learning, or AI-powered development.

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