Lowa Beebe is a proud member of the Piikani/Kainai First Nations of the Blackfoot Confederacy & Treaty 7 in Southern Alberta, she is well-known for her multifaceted career spanning public relations, media, advocacy, and communications. She's demonstrated a strong commitment to Indigenous awareness and empowerment in both the private and public sectors, with roles at local, provincial, and national levels.

Throughout her career, Lowa has collaborated with various Indigenous communities, including First Nation, Inuit, and Métis, contributing significantly to diverse areas such as Policy, Custom Election Codes, Engagement, and Governance. She has also played pivotal roles in Consultation, Strategic Planning, and more, working closely with Chiefs, Council Members, Consultation Offices, and Land Administrations.

Currently, she is a Manager of Indigenous Services at MNP LLP and the recent co-founder of The Path Forward. This innovative firm is a 100% Indigenous women-owned entity offering corporate education on Reconciliation and Indigenous intercultural competency through a variety of courses, events, and expert consultations.

In addition to her extensive experience, Lowa has had the privilege of working with notable organizations such as Xerox Canada, TELUS Communications, TELUS Mobility, Assembly of First Nations, Scholastic Canada, and the Eagle Law Group. She currently hosts a radio show on Windspeaker Radio every Friday morning and has been involved with numerous non-profit community organizations.

Lowa continues to wear multiple hats as a speaker, facilitator, advisor, consultant, and trainer. Her academic background includes studies at Lethbridge Community College and Athabasca University. She is currently a candidate in the MBA program at Cape Breton University and set to graduate in the summer of 2023. An active volunteer, she is a dedicated advocate for Indigenous rights in Canada, solidifying her reputation as a passionate leader in her community.