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Rhonda Marsden

Indigenous Liaison & Onboarding/Travel Coordinator

Rhonda has over 15 years of experience in career and employment counselling, with a focus on supporting individuals with disabilities, those involved in the criminal justice system, people from low-income backgrounds, and providing culturally responsive services to Indigenous organizations. She has a strong track record of helping individuals overcome employment barriers, navigate complex systems, and build sustainable career paths.

In 2020, Rhonda completed the Leadership with Buffalo program, further strengthening her skills to better serve her community. Her leadership philosophy is rooted in the belief that

“Learning is Ongoing and Change is Constant.”

In her current role as Indigenous Liaison and Recruiting Coordinator, Rhonda connects individuals in the workplace and community with skills-building and employment opportunities. She is passionate about using her career and education expertise to empower others.

Beyond her professional work, Rhonda is a proud wife to her husband, Roger, and a devoted mother to their two sons, Kyle and Daniel. Their love, support, and encouragement are the foundation of her success and continue to drive her passion for making a meaningful impact in the lives of others.

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Calgary, Alberta

Radium South Office

#12 Fulton Drive

Rocky View County, AB

T1X 0X3

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Alberta Field Office

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Sherwood Park, AB

T8H 2W2

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Stephenville, NL

Atlantic Office

179 Minnesota Drive

Stephenville, NL

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Fort McMurray, Alberta

Radium Motors

230 MacAlpine Crescent

Fort McMurray, AB

T9H 4A6

We acknowledge that our Alberta and Newfoundland operations take place on the traditional territories covered by Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8, and 10 — the historic travelling routes, gathering places, and meeting grounds of many First Nations, Métis and Inuit Peoples. We recognize and respect the enduring connection of Indigenous Peoples to these lands and express our gratitude to the Knowledge Keepers and Elders, past and present.

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