Mackenzie Hinshelwood
About Mackenzie Hinshelwood
Mackenzie Hinshelwood is the Category Expansion Manager for the Exclusive Partner Program at TELUS in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She has a diverse background in marketing, human resources, and finance, with experience at CIBC, Give and Go Prepared Foods, Corus Entertainment, Magna International, and Smith School of Business at Queen's University.
Current Position at TELUS
Mackenzie Hinshelwood is currently working at TELUS as a Category Expansion Manager under the Exclusive Partner Program, based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. This role involves developing strategies and initiatives to expand and enhance TELUS’s product categories through exclusive partnerships.
Previous Experience at TELUS
Before her current role, Mackenzie worked at TELUS as a Product Specialist in the National Expansion division for 8 months from 2022 to 2023. Her responsibilities included analyzing market trends and contributing to TELUS’s expansion efforts across the nation.
Brand Marketing Role at CIBC
In 2021, Mackenzie gained experience as a Brand Marketing Summer Student at CIBC for three months in Toronto, Ontario. During this time, she developed a comprehensive marketing strategy for a new product line, showcasing her ability to combine creative marketing approaches with strategic planning.
Educational Background at Queen's University
Mackenzie Hinshelwood studied at Queen's University and the Smith School of Business, earning a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) degree in Business/Commerce, General. She completed her studies from 2018 to 2022, gaining a strong academic foundation in commerce and business management.
Experience at Give and Go Prepared Foods
Mackenzie's role as an HR Intern at Give and Go Prepared Foods in 2020 involved playing a key role in the onboarding process of new employees. Her 4-month stint in Toronto demonstrated her ability to effectively contribute to human resources functions.
Teaching Assistant at Smith School of Business
From 2020 to 2022, Mackenzie worked as a Teaching Assistant at the Smith School of Business at Queen's University for two years. Her responsibilities included assisting in the creation of course materials and grading assignments, supporting both students and faculty.