Alexandra McCalla
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Alexandra McCalla is a Toronto-based consultant on business transformation for the technology sector.[1] She was born in Canada and raised in the United Kingdom by Jamaican-British parents.[2]
McCalla began her career as a business consultant and also worked with tech-startups in both Silicon Valley and Toronto.[3]
McCalla, alongside Bashir Khan, are the founders of AirMatrix, which builds millimetre precision 3D drone roads.[1] After raising $400,000 from angel investors, she earned additional funding from National Research Council Canada. At its inception, the company was the only startup in the world to have autonomous drone flight, and has worked with NASA and Transport Canada.[4]