Kelsea Towell

Account Coordinator

accounts

Kelsea holds a Bachelor’s Degree (BA) from Bishop’s University, with a concentration in Health and Business and minoring in Psychology. Her enthusiasm and academic prowess was awarded with an International Scholarship of Excellence, which led her to the University of Stirling in Scotland to study a Master’s of Science in Marketing. The post graduate program provided Kelsea with both a theoretical and practical understanding of marketing. Her Dissertation on the impact trust has on the consumer’s decision-making process was honoured with Distinction.  

Before joining Alphabet®, Kelsea continued to fuel her passion for research at McGill University, where she co-authored a published Knowledge Synthesis Project for the Canadian Institute of Health Research. She also obtained an Inbound Marketing Certification to strengthen her understanding of digital marketing practices.  

Kelsea’s thirst for knowledge, attention to detail, and compassion make her a perfect addition to the Account’s Team. She’s passionate about uncovering the truth behind brands and takes pride in seeing the process through. With her skill set and enthusiasm, Kelsea provides quality client services across a wide variety of projects and clients, including Perley and Rideau Veterans’ Health Centre, Canadian Parents for French, Canadian Public Affairs Channel, ZEN Graphene, Hydro Ottawa and the Community Economic Development and Employability Corporation. 

Highlights

  • MSc in Marketing in affiliation with the CIM
  • PGT International Scholarship of Excellence
  • Alzheimer’s Association Board Member, Marketing Chair

Highlights

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culture industry

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