Lloyd Piehl

Lloyd Peel is an experienced communications professional who has represented various agencies in different industries for 15 years. His expertise lies in public engagement, community relations, and events management. He has successfully managed communications for important events like the 2010 Vancouver Olympics and has worked on major disaster situations in Canada, including the 2013 Southern Alberta floods and multiple wildfire seasons in British Columbia. Lloyd has received several awards for his work, including recognition for his anti-bullying initiatives and his contributions during the 2013 High River floods. Lloyd Peel has represented numerous agencies in varying industries over his 15-year communications career, focusing primarily on public engagement, community relations, and events management. Lloyd prides himself on his ability to communicate effectively to the public. Highlights in his career include managing the grassroots communications for Hockey Canada preceding the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, leading community relations and public engagement for AquaTerra Utilities, and handling national communications for Marble Flood Creamery. He has worked some of Canada's largest disasters, including the 2013 Southern Alberta floods and several wildfire seasons in British Columbia from 2017 to 2023. Lloyd has received numerous awards for his work, notably receiving a Community Award for the City of Grand Prairie for his work with anti-bullying initiatives, and receiving the honour of being named a Hero of the Flood from the Alberta government for his work with the 2013 High River floods.