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Leila Wright began her career practising competition law and commercial litigation at a national law firm. She joined the Competition Bureau in 2013, where she served in several senior executive roles, including as Deputy Commissioner for Digital Enforcement and Intelligence, leading on data analytics, intelligence, and behavioural economics. Leila was also the Associate Deputy Commissioner for the Policy, Planning and Advocacy Directorate, where she led major initiatives aimed at promoting competition, including in-depth studies on how to foster competition and innovation in Canada’s financial services and telecommunications industry.
Ms Wright also directed a comprehensive study of Canada’s broadband industry and led the Bureau’s participation in several CRTC proceedings.
Ms Wright has a Juris Doctor, University of Toronto, Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Political Studies, Queen’s University and a Bachelor of Science, Life Science, Queen’s University
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