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Alexandra Langelier
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Transform governance practices with Alexandra Langelier, speaker and governance expert. Alexandra works with CEOs and boards to create value through practical governance approaches and financial oversight, delivering strategic insights backed by 20 years of experience at IGOPP and CPA expertise.
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Finance
Women in Business
Alexandra Langelier, Executive Vice President of IGOPP, has dedicated nearly 20 years to promoting a practical approach to governance that creates value. Through written communications, research, training programmes, policy papers, and media appearances, IGOPP has influenced many CEOs and boards on social and governance matters, particularly in Canada. The Institute, supported by a committed board, is recognised for its reasonable and innovative ideas, establishing itself as a strategic think tank for both public and private organisations in Canada.
In her role, Alexandra oversees all governance interventions and consultations and the training activities offered by IGOPP. She ensures the dissemination of best practices derived from the Institute's research and manages its administrative and financial operations. As a chartered professional accountant (CPA), she has extensive professional experience, including tenure as an auditor at Deloitte.
Alexandra has also developed expertise in training, having served as a lecturer at HEC Montréal and a professor at the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières. For nearly twelve years, she was the director of professional development programme design at the CPA Order, where she monitored professional practice, assessed CPAs' needs, and organized training activities and events.
Additionally, she has led various working groups and committees within the CPA Order. As a volunteer, Alexandra has participated on several boards of directors, including as a member of the audit committee. Her contributions have significantly advanced the knowledge of professionals and the public in governance and accounting practices.
Topics, sessions and talks
In her presentation, Alexandra Langelier explores the evolving landscape of going public, questioning whether initial public offerings are becoming obsolete. She delves into recent developments in dual-class share structures, highlighting their implications for companies and investors. Attendees will gain insights into the current trends in public offerings and understand the potential future of corporate financing in this changing environment.
Book Alexandra Langelier to inspire your team with her innovative insights on governance and financial markets. With nearly 20 years of experience and a proven track record in training and consultation, she will equip your organisation with practical strategies for enhancing leadership and decision-making.
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Alexandra Langelier structures her presentation around a central question — whether IPOs are becoming obsolete — and uses recent developments in dual-class share structures as a case study to examine broader trends in corporate financing and public markets.
Alexandra Langelier's session addresses the future of initial public offerings, dual-class share structures, and corporate financing trends. She is Executive Vice President of IGOPP, where she has spent nearly 20 years leading governance interventions, consultations, and training programmes across Canada's public and private sectors, alongside her background as a CPA and former auditor at Deloitte.
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