EXCELLENCE AWARDEE: Canadian HR Leader of the Year

Aman Malhi

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Aman represents the People and Culture team at the executive level at Refrigerative Supply Limited. She also owns Business Strategy for Refrigerative Supply. Under her leadership, the People and Culture team has grown from 1.5 individuals to seven experienced professionals who support the business in all human resources

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functions, including compensation and benefits, talent acquisition, employee culture and engagement, leadership development, organizational design and development, and talent management. Aman lives a purpose-driven life, and that purpose has always been to be of service: service to people at work, people around her, her community, her family, her friends, everyone. She brings this purpose to work daily, fuelling her passion for people and culture. She is passionate about making a difference by ensuring everyone gets to do their best work and live their best life every day. Aman is a seasoned business leader with over 14 years of people and culture experience. Her industry experience spans manufacturing, production, pharmaceuticals, restaurant and hospitality, retail and wholesale, financial services, telecommunications, mergers and acquisitions, insurance, distribution, and not-for-profit industries. Her organizational experience is in startup, high-growth, mature brands, franchisee, publicly traded, unionized, centralized, decentralized, private equity, family-owned, North American and global firms. Aman has an MBA specializing in international business and innovation and a bachelor’s in business administration with a major in human resources. She is a current Chartered Professionals in Human Resources BC & Yukon member and a past member of the MacKay CEO Forum and TEC Canada. Additionally, Aman is a Program Advisory Committee member at Acsenda School of Management in Vancouver, a board member at the PHS Community Services Society, a professional mentor with the Human Resources Management Association, and a Diversity Council member at the Amplify Academy. She previously led the marketing team for Lean In Vancouver and was a Professional Mentoring Program Committee lead with the Human Resources Management Association.