Aideen Nabigon is a seasoned management consultant with over two decades in Canadas federal public service, including 10 years as a senior executive. Specializing in reconciliation, policy, and strategic communications, she has extensive experience implementing complex class action settlements, particularly concerning Indigenous issues. She is a graduate of Algoma University.
Her career demonstrates a deep commitment to Indigenous rights and healing, having held key roles at the Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. Her posts reflect a strong passion for social justice, education, and systemic reform.
She has been directly involved in resolving the legacy of Indian residential schools for many years across multiple government departments and commissions.
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