Edmonton, Ontario, is grieving the loss of a remarkable leader, Jordan Turko, Managing Partner of Turko & Associates, who passed away after a courageous battle with cancer, surrounded by his beloved family. The news of his passing, announced on Wednesday, September 27, 2023, has left the community in mourning and reflection on the legacy of a man known for his unwavering dedication to public service and philanthropy.
Jordan Turko’s journey was marked by excellence and commitment. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree with a focus on Political Science from the University of Alberta, setting the stage for a career dedicated to making a difference. From July 2018 to June 2022, he served as the Principal Advisor to Grand Chief Billy Morin in Edmonton, Alberta. In this vital role, Turko provided invaluable counsel on matters ranging from external relations and public affairs to economic issues. His contributions played a pivotal role in Chief Morin’s leadership roles within the Enoch Cree Nation and as the Grand Chief of the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations.
Kaycee Madu shared a fb post sharing her memory with Jordan:
I am greatly pained to learn that our dear friend and my brother Jordan Turko lost his courageous battle against stage 4 cancer. He was my brother from another family. I will miss his inspiration, humility, courage, work ethics, hard-work and his unapologetic faith in the creator. Here is his last text message to me recently. That’s Jordan. Always thinking about his friends even when he was staring at death.He was in my home this past February to shoot a video of my life, family and work in public life.Jordan is now with his creator that he loved so much. I will miss him dearly.
Beyond his advisory role, Jordan Turko’s entrepreneurial spirit shone through as the Chief Executive Officer and Founder of Turko & Associates. Through this venture, he exemplified leadership and vision, leaving an indelible mark on the professional landscape. His dedication to community welfare was further demonstrated through his philanthropic endeavors. For two years, starting in September 2021, Turko served on the Fundraising Committee at the Alberta Cancer Foundation. During his tenure, the committee achieved extraordinary results, raising $30 million for the “We Cross Cancer” campaign. This substantial contribution was directed towards expanding chemotherapy facilities, enhancing clinical trial capacity, and investing in cutting-edge technology, offering hope for the future of cancer treatment.
Jordan Turko’s legacy is one of academic brilliance, selfless public service, entrepreneurial ambition, and deep philanthropy. He leaves behind a community profoundly impacted by his generosity, leadership, and unwavering commitment to making the world a better place. As Edmonton mourns the loss of a visionary leader, they also celebrate the enduring impact of a man whose legacy will inspire generations to come.
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