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Albert Alexanian

Albert Alexanian has been appointed to OAC’s board of directors in February 2009. Mr. Alexanian has a strong commitment to community service that he has developed in concert with his business. Until recently, Mr. Alexanian served on the board of Opera Hamilton.

He has been a volunteer executive with the Council for Business and the Arts in Canada and with the Canadian Association of Family Enterprises. Through his business, Alexanian Carpet and Flooring, he has been a long-time patron of the arts – in particular, theatre, music and opera.