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Alexandra Hood

Alexandra Hood, Agnico Eagle’s Director of Closure & Rehabilitation, is focused on breaking down barriers faced by women in mining and is a member of Women in Mining Canada. Prior to joining Agnico Eagle, Alexandra worked for over 10 years at De Beers Group in environmental management.

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