Kira Steele

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About Kira Steele

Kira Steele is a strategic communications professional and strong, people-centred leader who supports organizations in communicating with clarity, purpose, and impact. Her work brings together organizational strategy, community engagement, and equity-focused communication to help teams build trust, strengthen relationships, and create meaningful change.Kira holds both a Bachelor of Commerce and a Graduate Diploma in Management from Athabasca University. Early in her career, she founded KBS Solutions, providing small businesses with strategic planning, business administration, and marketing support. This work laid the foundation for her leadership approach and demonstrated the importance of aligning communication with organizational strategy. Following KBS Solutions, Kira founded Catalyst Haven, a strategy and communications initiative dedicated to supporting purpose-driven organizations, particularly in the areas of mental health, substance use, and community care. Through Catalyst Haven, she helps teams clarify their vision, navigate complex communication challenges, and develop messaging rooted in authenticity, community well-being, and measurable impact.Kira is also known for founding and leading the Boring Little Girls Club from 2018 to 2023. As Board Chair and President, she guided the organization through growth, community development, and national recognition for its substance-free programming. Her leadership earned her the Alberta Award for Outstanding Student Social Entrepreneurship in 2022, finalist recognition for the Canada-wide award, and nominations for Calgary’s Top 40 Under 40 in both 2019 and 2020.Kira is currently completing her Master of Business Administration at Athabasca University, expanding her expertise in leadership, strategic management, and innovation. She is recognized for her collaborative, steady, and values-driven approach to leadership, and her commitment to supporting organizations that work toward community health, equity, and positive social impact. She lives in Leduc, Alberta with her husband, son, dog, and cat.