Alexandra Kubrak

Alexandra Kubrak has a diverse work experience in various marketing and leadership roles. Currently, they are the Director of Demand Generation at App Guardians Marketing, where they lead teams in marketing, sales, content, and events. Alexandra is responsible for crafting strategic policies and delivering high-quality creatives. In their previous role as the Chief Operating Officer at NetraScale, they focused on creating revenue-positive partnerships and defining experience-first technical events. Before that, they were the President and Marketing Principal at Enigma Mrktng, where they emphasized creative collaboration in marketing and advertising campaigns. Alexandra also gained experience as a Marketing Associate at CannDelta Inc., where they supported US expansion and assisted in marketing, retail, public relations, and branding exercises. Other roles include Secretary and Director of Global Partnerships and Communications at GAISA, Manager of Global Partnerships and Academic Initiatives at OneClass, Chief Operating Officer at The Total Mom Show Inc., International Partnership Ambassador at #HALFTHESTORY, and Marketing at Black Hawk Digital. Additionally, they worked as the Manager of Communications, PR, and CRM at the Allied Beauty Association. Throughout their career, Alexandra has demonstrated expertise in strategy development, brand guidelines creation, investment relationships, and international event strategies.

Alexandra Kubrak attended the University of Toronto Mississauga from 2006 to 2011. Alexandra pursued a degree in CCIT/FAH, which stands for Contemporary Communications and Fine Art History. During their time at the university, Alexandra studied these subjects to gain a comprehensive understanding of contemporary communication and the history of fine arts.

In addition to their degree, Alexandra also obtained certifications in Adobe Creative Suite from Sheridan College and Google Analytics from Google. Unfortunately, the specific months and years when they obtained these certifications are not provided.