Victoria LaBillois is an entrepreneur and mentor who has integrated leadership and community development throughout her career. She holds a B.A. from the University of New Brunswick and an M.B.A., where she earned the E.D. Maher Graduate Student Prize for top academic standing.

She is president and co-owner of Wejuseg Construction Inc. and owner and president of Wejipeg Excavation Inc., companies that contributed to wind park development in the Gaspésie region while creating employment and economic growth for Mi’gmaq communities.

A respected national and international speaker, Victoria has presented across Canada and globally, including in New Zealand, and has moderated high-profile leadership and reconciliation dialogues involving Indigenous leaders and government ministers.

She mentors Indigenous women through programs at St. Francis Xavier University’s Coady Institute and the JEDI Aboriginal Business Accelerator Program, and has twice been named one of Canada’s Top 100 Most Powerful Women by WXN.

Deeply involved in her community, Victoria serves on multiple boards, teaches financial literacy to youth, participates in a women’s hand-drum group, and is a sought-after MC and speaker.