Amel Storseth has an Honours degree in Public Affairs and Policy Management, specializing in International Relations from Carleton University in Ottawa.
Storseth has over a decade of experience working for both the Federal Government in Ottawa and the Provincial Government in Alberta. At the Federal level, Amel has worked on various Standing Committees, including the Standing Committee of Aboriginal Affairs and the Standing Committee of Human Resources and skills development Canada.
In the Alberta Legislature, Storseth was the Constituency Manager in the riding of Lac La Biche–St. Paul-Two Hills.
Storseth is a co-founder of the Canada - Lebanon Foundation (CLF), a not-for-profit organization focusing on the humanitarian and social relationship between Canada and Lebanon. Through the organization’s initiatives, the CLF has hosted countless events on Parliament Hill highlighting the concerns regarding Landmines and Cluster Munitions and the effects they have on its victims and communities.
Storseth has served as a Board Member and Secretary for the Columbus House of Hope; a Board responsible for the direction and funding of the St. Paul Women’s Shelter. The Shelter is an emergency shelter for women with or without children in crisis. The shelter provides short term accommodations, intervention and a crisis line for women, children and men.
Currently, Storseth is a partner and CFO in a Government Relations firm and resides in Ottawa with her husband and children.
