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Jade Alberts has an extensive work experience history, starting with their role as the Founder of Peer Guidance - Purpose Before Profit in 2016. This company focused on guiding startups, entrepreneurs, and small businesses through their challenges, with a particular emphasis on scale, growth, and angel investing.

In 2018, Alberts became the Vice President of the Canadian Blockchain Consortium, where the goal was to unite Canada's diverse community of blockchain technology and create a cohesive environment for blockchain companies and supporters.

Jade also had various roles in other organizations. Alberts conducted live interviews for the "Telling It Like It Is - Entrepreneurs & Startups LIVE Discussion" on social media platforms, sharing knowledge and stories to help entrepreneurs learn from each other. Jade founded Founders Coffee in 2017 and served as an Investor/Ambassador for Startup TNT starting in 2020.

Prior to these roles, Alberts had their own consulting company, Jade Alberts Consulting, where they provided guidance on business strategy, scaling, and angel investing. Jade also partnered in Nathan's Famous, Inc., where they helped grow the company into a national multi-million dollar organization before exiting in 2015.

Earlier in their career, Alberts worked as a Sales and Marketing Specialist at Dairy Supply Ltd (DSL) and in sales for Entertainment One dba Video One Canada. Jade managed major accounts and executed installations in their role at DSL, while at Video One Canada, they sold movies and video games to stores and managed inventory.

Overall, Jade Alberts' work experience showcases their expertise in guiding startups, entrepreneurship, and small businesses, as well as their involvement in angel investing and blockchain technology.

Jade Alberts completed their high school education from Athol Murray College of Notre Dame in Wilcox, Saskatchewan, from 1985 to 1989. They obtained a High School Diploma during this period. Later, from 1990 to 1991, Jade attended the University of Saskatchewan and pursued studies in Arts and Science / Commerce. However, no specific degree was mentioned for this period.