Lea Roth
About Lea Roth
Lea Roth is a Senior Associate in Corporate Development at Busbud, with a background in technology and innovation banking. She has extensive experience in finance, having worked at Roynat Capital and CAE, and holds a Bachelor of Commerce from Concordia University.
Work at Busbud
Lea Roth serves as a Senior Associate in Corporate Development at Busbud, a position she has held since 2021. In this role, she focuses on driving corporate strategies and initiatives that support the company's growth objectives. Her experience in corporate development allows her to contribute effectively to the company's mission of improving travel experiences through technology.
Previous Experience at Roynat Capital
Before joining Busbud, Lea Roth worked at Roynat Capital for a total of eight years in various roles. She began as a Business Analyst Intern in 2013 and again in 2015, gaining foundational experience in the financial sector. From 2016 to 2021, she advanced to the position of Senior Associate in Technology & Innovation Banking, where she specialized in underwriting and structuring deals for high-growth start-ups in Canada.
Education and Expertise
Lea Roth studied at Concordia University, where she earned a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) with a focus on Accounting and Finance from 2011 to 2015. She furthered her education at SKEMA Business School, enhancing her knowledge in business development and corporate strategies. Her academic background supports her expertise in corporate development and financial analysis.
Background and Skills
Lea Roth has a diverse background that includes internships in accounting and business analysis. She completed an Accounting Internship at CAE in 2014 and has developed proficiency in both French and English, with limited working proficiency in German. Her adaptability and keen interest in technology and innovation banking have shaped her professional journey.
Personal Interests
Lea Roth has a passion for sustainability and has traveled to 39 countries, which reflects her global perspective. She actively engages with literature, having recently read 'The Hard Thing about Hard Things' by Ben Horowitz. Her personal interests align with her professional focus on innovation and development.