Selena Basi is a seasoned government and corporate relations professional based in British Columbia, Canada. She currently serves as Vice President of Corporate Relations at Woodfibre LNG Limited, where she leads strategic engagement initiatives across government, community and Indigenous sectors.

In her role at Woodfibre LNG, she has been an advocate for Indigenous economic reconciliation, including her work as a founding member of Woodfibre LNG’s Gender Safety Committee and a driving force for the company’s groundbreaking Gender Safety initiatives.

Prior to Woodfibre LNG, Basi spent over 14 years in the BC public sector, holding senior roles including Assistant Deputy Minister for Trade and Industry Development. Her work has spanned economic development, innovation, and economic policy across the natural resources sectors.

Basi holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Victoria.  Her leadership is marked by a passion for bridging industry and community, as well as fostering sustainable development to unlock British Columbia's potential.