Lauren Reyes-Grange is a product leader and strategist with over 15 years of experience guiding digital strategy, product development, and user experience across healthcare systems, nonprofits, public sector organizations, and major media brands.

She has led large-scale digital transformation initiatives for organizations including SickKids Foundation, Covenant House, Lee Health, Roper St. Francis Healthcare, Cancer Care Ontario (Ontario Health), and Dexcom, with a focus on building accessible, human-centered digital experiences that improve how people access information, services, and care.

Earlier in her career, Lauren worked in publishing where she led social media strategy, audience growth, and digital platforms for some of Canada’s most recognizable media brands, including ELLE Canada, Canadian Living, Style at Home, and The Hockey News. This work shaped her expertise in content strategy, audience engagement, and building platforms that connect people with information in meaningful ways.

Lauren is known for her ability to bring people together to solve complex challenges. She leads discovery workshops, stakeholder engagement sessions, and cross-functional strategy initiatives that help organizations align around a shared vision and deliver impactful, user-centered solutions.

She is deeply committed to mentorship and community leadership. Lauren serves as Vice-Chair of both the Clarington Diversity Advisory Committee and the Anti-Black Racism Advisory Committee, where she helps advance equity, inclusion, and belonging at the municipal level.

Lauren is also the co-author of the bestselling Myrtle the Purple Turtle children’s book series, which promotes inclusion, kindness, and self-confidence for young readers. Her work as an author reflects her broader commitment to storytelling, representation, and creating spaces where everyone feels seen and valued.