Bram Lebo

Lebo studied law at the Osgoode Hall Law School and was called to the Ontario Bar in 1994.[1] That same year Lebo moved to the Netherlands where he completed his MBA and Master of Business Informatics from the Rotterdam School of Management at Erasmus University.[2]

In the mid-1990s, Lebo worked for DigiCash, a pioneering electronic currency corporation based in Amsterdam, followed by three years as a business developer and strategist for multinationals in Europe.[3]

In 2000, Lebo founded Expatica, an online newspaper for English-speakers living in Europe, based in Amsterdam with operations in four other countries. Expatica grew to become the most widely read English-language publication in Continental Europe, in any medium, rivaling major newspapers in readership.[2][4]

Lebo later returned to Canada and worked for the Government of Ontario, and as of 2008 served as the Director of Marketing and Brand Development for ServiceOntario, a Government of Ontario initiative to give Ontarians an easy, cost-effective way to access government services.[5] In 2009 he co-founded Gravitas Business Architects.

As of 2018, Lebo ran for acouncillor of Ward One in Dysart et al, had been on the board of the Chamber of Commerce there for the prior four years, had served five on the board of HHHS and four on the Dysart Economic Development Committee.[6] [7]

He had also been on and off for ten years, a volunteer radio Host at Canoe FM (CKHA), "the Voice of Haliburton County" in Ontario's "cottage country", hosting the shows "County Hot Seat" and "Half Facts".[8]

Lebo is also a lawyer specializing in real estate, wills and estates, and corporate law.[9]

Lebo is publisher of and a columnist at The Highlander newspaper[10]

Lebo authored The Law Students' Guide to Articling and Summer Positions in Canada (ISBN 0920722539 (0-920722-53-9)).[11][12]