Nathalie Siphengphet Named One of Montreal’s Top Women Leaders of 2025
Laval, May 27, 2025 - NQX is celebrating a milestone in leadership and excellence.
NQX’ Vice President of Strategy and Communications, Nathalie Siphengphet, has been recognized by Women We Admire as one of the Top 50 Women Leaders of Montreal for 2025.
This honour reflects not only Nathalie’s inspiring career spanning aerospace, technology, and customer experience – but also her unwavering commitment to driving meaningful transformation at every stage of her journey.
"Nathalie’s leadership is the kind that inspires action. She listens deeply, leads with empathy, and challenges us to think boldly about our brand, our people, and our future," said John DiNardo, CEO and President of NQX.
Before joining NQX, Nathalie held senior leadership roles at Bombardier and CAE, where she led innovative marketing programs and communications strategies, including initiatives to empower women in aviation. Since stepping into her role at NQX, she’s been instrumental in shaping NQX’s evolution as the company becomes a global and more innovative organization.
Whether crafting brand strategy, guiding internal culture, or overseeing marketing campaigns, Nathalie brings clarity and compassion to everything she does. Her belief that people are the true engine behind great brands is felt across the organization.
Her recognition as a Top 50 Women Leader is a celebration of what happens when purpose, innovation, and integrity come together. And at NQX, we are honoured to have her lead us into what’s next.
About Nathalie Siphengphet (Biography as featured on Women We Admire)
Nathalie Siphengphet is a dynamic and purpose-driven executive known for transforming brand narratives into strategic growth engines. As Vice President of Strategy and Communications at NQX (formerly Nordia), Canada’s leading customer experience provider, Nathalie is driving the company’s brand evolution from a traditional call centre to a global, human-centric, tech-enabled CX leader.
With nearly 20 years of experience in aerospace, technology, and customer experience, Nathalie has spearheaded transformative initiatives for global brands. As Head of Marketing and Strategy for CAE’s Civil Aviation Group, she led the CAE Women in Flight ambassador program, empowering the next generation of women pilots through scholarships, mentorship, and a platform to share their stories. Under her leadership, the program expanded globally through partnerships with major airlines such as American Airlines, AirAsia, and Air Canada – opening doors for women in aviation worldwide.
Before CAE, Nathalie made her mark at Bombardier Commercial Aircraft as Head of Communications and Public Relations. There, she led communications initiatives for the debut of the C Series aircraft (now Airbus 220), managed public relations during the company’s most significant chapters, shaped the brand’s narrative through complex media cycles, and strengthened Bombardier’s global reputation – earning the trust of stakeholders, regulators, and media across key international markets.
In 2023, Nathalie took a purposeful step back from the corporate world, dedicating time to renewal, reflection, and personal growth. This sabbatical allowed her to reconnect with her core values, deepen her focus on wellness and family, and return to leadership with a renewed vision and sense of purpose. It was during this time that she refined her leadership philosophy – grounded in authenticity, intentionality, and clarity – that continues to guide her work today.
A proud alumna of McGill University, Nathalie is a strong advocate for inclusive leadership and a dedicated mentor to aspiring women leaders who are breaking barriers in business and beyond. Her influence not only shapes the companies she leads but also inspires the new generation of women to lead with courage, and a bold sense of possibility.
Visit Women We Admire to learn more about the awardees: https://thewomenweadmire.com/
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