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Pamela El Feghaly

Pamela El Feghaly

People & Culture Manager

Pamela El Feghaly is the People & Culture Manager at Nelligan Law.

She is passionate about fostering an inclusive and high-performing workplace. With a strategic focus on employee engagement and organizational culture, Pamela works to bridge the gap between individual aspirations and organizational goals. She emphasizes on equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging (EDIB) to create meaningful employee experiences.

Pamela holds a bachelor’s degree in Business with a focus on Human Resources and Entrepreneurship from the University of Ottawa. Her expertise includes designing and implementing policies and programs that drive engagement, growth and results. Pamela is passionate about connecting talent to purpose and believes in the power of culture to energize workplaces where everyone can thrive.

Education & Professional Associations

  • Bachelor’s degree in Business (Human Resources and Entrepreneurship), University of Ottawa
  • Certified Human Resources Professional, Human Resources Professional Association
  • Member, The People People Group

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