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Abby Albino

LIFESTYLE & COMMUNITY LEADER

Abby positioned herself as a force early on her journey. She started her career in the fast-
paced sports and entertainment industry as a key member of the PR team at Maple Leaf

Sports & Entertainment. There, Abby piloted public relations for MLSE’s core brands, the
Toronto Raptors, Toronto Maple Leafs, Toronto FC, MLSE Live, MLSE Foundation, MLSE
Launchpad and other notable campaigns. In her 6-year tenure, her highlighted
accomplishments included marquee moments the likes of the 2016 NBA All-Star game and
festivities, the “We the North” campaign, the Drake Global Ambassador announcement, and
the 2017 Championship MLS Cup with TFC.
In 2018 Abby parlayed her experience and transitioned her career with a move into the
marketing world, joining acclaimed agency trevor//peter. There she led successful
community engagement campaigns for the likes of RBCxMusic, Nike Canada, Foot Locker
Canada among other notables. In early 2020, Abby joined the Mad Ruk Entertainment team
as the Head of Development for Advertising and has spearheaded campaigns such as Nike
Toronto’s “Empower” and #FaceRace’s “Open Your Eyes.”
As a proud child of Filipino immigrants, Abby parlayed her love and passion for Filipino
culture and co-founded Rise Tribe, a charity focused on empowering the next generation of
Filipino-Canadian youth. Her dynamism and breadth of experience has helped to create
sustainable programming in the development of the next wave of talented Filipino youth.
Abby also cemented her place as a “One to Watch” when she took her love for sneakers and
streetwear and co-founded Makeway, Canada’s first and only sneaker boutique for women and
completely run and funded by women. Located in the heart of downtown Toronto, it has

become a much-lauded, inclusive community and innovation hub. Abby is a much sought-
after ambassador, speaker, influencer contributor, and new momma. She can be found in

branded campaigns, moderating panels and even interviewing movers and change makers the
likes of Masai Ujiri.

I believe in creating a path for the next generation of BIPOC leaders through action, representation, and unapologetically celebrating who we are and where we come from.