Ryan Rowe is the president of Socieau Advisory.
With strong instincts navigating across cultures, he works collaboratively with businesses, social enterprises, and non-profits in Canada and internationally to bring them to new heights.
Over his 20 year career, Ryan has had a hand in raising more than US$800M from private investors, government agencies, and philanthropic sources on the back of strong business and/or social investment cases and results.
In 2025, he advised companies working in Costa Rica, Gaza, Haiti, Kenya, Senegal, Tanzania, and Tunisia.
Ryan holds graduate degrees in business and public health and is proficient in French and Spanish.
The levers that influence an ecosystem will be pulled by the people inside your organization. That is where the work has to happen, so that shapes how we work.
We work alongside founders and leadership teams as facilitators, thinking partners, and writers. We will ask difficult questions and advise you on the answers, challenge the decisions that deserve a second look, provide structure and substance to your investment cases, and produce the tools your team will use after the engagement ends.
Since we do this collaboratively with you, the work will reflect your vision, your brand, your culture, your operational reality, and will be ready to act on in real time.
Whether you're a start-up or well established, we work with your leadership team to clarify priorities and decision-making frameworks for Board members and senior management.
Entering a new market is high-stakes. We work alongside you to research and develop custom go-to-market strategies that give you reach and mitigate risk, so you launch with confidence and momentum.
From pitch decks to donor cultivation strategies to investor term sheets, we help you tell your story in an authentic way and close the funding you need to grow at the right pace.
Real impact starts with listening. Whether you're engaging a community or shaping policy, we design measurement frameworks that enable accountability for the commitments being made.