Genoa Bramhall

Genoa Bramhall currently serves as a Job Coach at CanAssist at the University of Victoria, where she plays a vital role in empowering individuals with disabilities to achieve meaningful employment outcomes. In her position, Genoa leverages her extensive experience in one-on-one coaching, workshop facilitation, and project development to support clients in navigating the employment landscape. She specializes in designing and delivering tailored workshops that focus on skill-building, workplace readiness, and self-advocacy, ensuring that participants are well-equipped to engage confidently with potential employers.

Genoa’s expertise extends to developing innovative service modernization initiatives, where she leads proposals that enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of employment services. Her background in creating external materials with a focus on brand continuity ensures that all outreach and communication efforts resonate with diverse audiences, including stakeholders and community partners. She actively manages stakeholder engagement and account relationships within Salesforce CRM, fostering collaborative partnerships that advance CanAssist’s mission.

A strong advocate for anti-ableism and anti-oppressive frameworks, Genoa integrates these principles into her coaching and workshop delivery, promoting inclusive practices within the workplace. Her skills in qualitative research, strategic planning, and communication underpin her ability to analyze client needs and develop impactful, accessible employment strategies. Whether contacting employers, preparing workshop materials, or leading community outreach, Genoa’s dedication to fostering equitable employment opportunities makes her a valuable asset to CanAssist and the broader community of individuals with disabilities seeking meaningful employment.