Marketing Coordinator
Bashira Tahiya
Bashira is the Marketing Coordinator, where she supports the execution of integrated marketing, communications, and event activities that advance LMIC’s strategic goals. She plays a key role in ensuring the smooth delivery of LMIC’s campaigns, content, and digital communications.
Prior to joining LMIC, she brings experience from within the government and technology sectors, and holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Marketing from the University of Ottawa.
Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her cat, exploring new cafés, and travelling.
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