Mustafa Alio
Advisory Committee on Social Innovation (Acsi) Member @Immigration, Refugees And Citizenship Canada Immigration, Réfugiés Et Citoyenneté Canada
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WORK HISTORY
Advisory Committee on Social Innovation (Acsi) Member @Immigration, Refugees And Citizenship Canada Immigration, Réfugiés Et Citoyenneté Canada
Provide advice and guidance to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship and Canada (IRCC) on social innovation activities and priorities in the Settlement and Integration Sector, including finding ways to improve the delivery of services to newcomers.This is part of IRCC efforts to explore social innovation approaches with applicability to achieving theDepartment’s mandate to build a stronger Canada by helping all newcomers settle andintegrate into the Canadian society and the economy.
EDUCATION
George Brown Polytechnic
Financial Planning (CFP)Post-Graduate Degree, Finance, General
Tishreen University
Bachelor of Business Administration, Marketing, Marketing
George Brown Polytechnic
Marketing Management-Financial Services deploma, Marketing and finance
ABOUT MUSTAFA ALIO
Socially responsible advocate, and engaged practitioner working with numerous non-profits, and international networks focusing on refugee rights, as well as refugee economic empowerment, and inclusion.My own experiences of refuge, integration, and inclusion have been the foundation of my work and advocacy. Currently, I am the co-Managing Director of R-SEAT (Refugees Seeking Equal Access at the Table), a global project that empowers refugees to have a seat at policymaking tables in 20 countries. I also helped secure over $20 million in funding for refugee-led and local organizations in the past five years and was honoured with the Meritorious Service Medal and Meritorious Service Decorations from the Office of the Governor General in Canada in 2021. I led the growth of Jumpstart Refugee Talent from a $0 budget to over $4 million organization with over 40 staff members in less than 7 years. Jumpstart Refugee Talent played a key role in creating the first economic mobility pathway program in Canada for refugees.
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