Elizabeth Kilborn is an Associate with the Federal Government Relations Practice, bringing extensive experience in policy development, stakeholder engagement, and strategic advisory services. She has supported clients across a wide range of policy areas, including environmental policy, health, Indigenous affairs, and economic development.

Throughout her consulting career, Elizabeth has worked closely with Indigenous communities and organizations across Canada, helping advance policy initiatives, support reconciliation efforts, and identify opportunities for sustainable economic development. She has contributed to Indigenous funding strategies, policy development projects, and engagement initiatives, building trusted relationships with communities, organizations, and partners nationwide.

Elizabeth holds a Master of Arts in Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies from Western University and an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, with a Minor in Gender Studies, from Carleton University. Her graduate research examined the impacts of secondary trauma on sexual violence support workers and explored the broader implications of secondary trauma within workplace settings.

Originally from Vancouver and now based in Ottawa, Elizabeth brings a thoughtful, people-centered approach to her work. Outside of the office, she enjoys skiing, traveling, and running, and can often be found exploring local restaurants and cafés, visiting farmers' markets, or discovering unique finds at vintage and thrift shops.