Head of Inclusion & Reconciliation at ATB Financial
Dr. Roselle M. Gonsalves is the Head of Inclusion & Reconciliation at ATB Financial, where she heads up the strategic initiatives to weave equity, inclusion, and socio-economic reconciliation with Indigenous communities into all aspects of the organization’s endeavours. Roselle was named one of Edmonton’s Top 40 Under 40 in 2022 for her work in the field of equity and inclusion, which is underpinned by 10+ years of working and teaching in these areas, within diverse sectors including social services, consulting, and post-secondary. Roselle serves on the Board of Governors at Curling Canada, representing Canada at the World Curling Federation, where she serves as an Inclusion expert. Roselle also sits on the Global DEI Council at the Boston College Centre for Corporate Citizenship.She makes her home with her partner in Porters Lake, Nova Scotia.
WNORTH Newsletter
Subscribe to receive exclusive invitations, news from WNORTH and insights into the latest in thought leadership.
Call for Speakers
We’re seeking visionary speakers who can contribute to thought-provoking keynotes, engaging panel discussions, and invigorating networking sessions. Let’s collaborate and empower each other to level the playing field and drive lasting impact.
an award-winning membership network dedicated to bridging the gender power gap by elevating women in the leadership pipeline.
We connect top business leaders in corporate, public and entrepreneurial sectors through an annual Conference (established in 2015) and The Members’ Club which provides online content, virtual leadership forums and chapters in Canada, US and the UK hosting in person events.
To date, WNORTH has hosted over 15k past event attendees, 350+ events, 400+ speakers and has over 1,200 members worldwide. Corporate Members include PwC, Indeed.com, SAP and Accor Hotels. WNORTH’s mission is to develop more women to leading positions in business, and in doing so we will elevate the teams they work in, the families they lead and the communities in which they live.