Alex McMillan is a public leader and candidate profile on Choseno. Profile overview: Alex McMillan is the Conservative Party of BC candidate for Vancouver-Point Grey. Alex brings significant business experience to the Conservative Party of BC team. Most recently, he served as the CEO (Interim) of the British Columbia Chamber of Commerce, the largest and most broad-based business association in the province. In February, Alex returned to his own consultancy practice, which he started in 2020. Alex began his career as a senior political staffer and later as a civil servant in various provincial ministries in Victoria. After leaving government, he spent the next five years delivering consulting services to a broad range of clients at one of the country’s largest public relations firms. He then advised an integrated forestry company, responsible for the design and execution of their government relations strategies targeting the provincial government and over a dozen local municipalities where the company operated. With first-hand experience across many sectors and policy areas, Alex understands how to get the province building again. He and his wife live in Vancouver and have two teenage daughters. When not driving his children to their activities, Alex spends as much time on his bicycle as weather and work commitments will allow. Voters and constituents can review policy stances, submit public ratings, track campaign updates, and leave feedback on Choseno.
Alex McMillan is the Conservative Party of BC candidate for Vancouver-Point Grey. Alex brings significant business experience to the Conservative Party of BC team. Most recently, he served as the CEO (Interim) of the British Columbia Chamber of Commerce, the largest and most broad-based business association in the province. In February, Alex returned to his own consultancy practice, which he started in 2020. Alex began his career as a senior political staffer and later as a civil servant in various provincial ministries in Victoria. After leaving government, he spent the next five years delivering consulting services to a broad range of clients at one of the country’s largest public relations firms. He then advised an integrated forestry company, responsible for the design and execution of their government relations strategies targeting the provincial government and over a dozen local municipalities where the company operated. With first-hand experience across many sectors and policy areas, Alex understands how to get the province building again. He and his wife live in Vancouver and have two teenage daughters. When not driving his children to their activities, Alex spends as much time on his bicycle as weather and work commitments will allow.
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