Jackie Friedman Expands Nexion Role to Include Canada

by Dori Saltzman November 25, 2024

jackie friedman and mike foster at conexion 2024 — Photo: Nexion

Jackie Friedman will take “more of a hands-on role in Canada” in 2025, a spokesperson for Nexion Travel Group has confirmed.

First reported by PAX News, in 2025 Friedman will take on the role of president for Nexion in the U.S. and Canada after the retirement of current Nexion Travel Group Canada president Mike Foster at the end of this year.

She will be aided by Esther Roemmele, who has been promoted to director of Canada operations.

Friedman joined Nexion in 2004 and has served as president since 2007. Foster has served as Nexion Travel Group-Canada president since 2013.

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