Angelo Isidorou Out as Executive Director of B.C. Conservatives
Angelo Isidorou says he is leaving on amicable terms after helping build the party from 2% support to more than 40%, he said.
- On Wednesday, Angelo Isidorou announced his departure as executive director of the Conservative Party, with the party release specifying he is leaving on amicable and mutual terms.
- Isidorou joined in 2022 when the Conservatives polled at two per cent, describing his tenure as the "honour of a lifetime" while the party rose to become the Official Opposition in the Legislature.
- The party surged to over forty per cent support under his leadership, developed a multi-million dollar organization, and came "within a hair of forming a majority government."
- Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay thanked Isidorou for his continuity during an early transition, wishing him "every success as he embarks on his next exciting chapter."
- With a fresh mandate from members, Findlay is leading the Conservatives into the next chapter as the party moves toward opportunity and prosperity for all British Columbians.
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BC Conservatives lose executive director who helmed the party's revival
Angelo Isidorou, a key architect of the Conservative Party of BC's rise from a fringe group to official opposition and most recently its executive director, has quit his post after four years. In an X post announcing his departure, he pledged to "continue fighting back against the radical policies that plague the western world, beyond just BC."
B.C. Conservative Party campaign manager, executive director steps down
A party that generally polled in the low single-digits in B.C. for decades, the Conservative Party started rising in popularity dramatically following Angelo Isidorou's appointment and John Rustad becoming Conservative leader in 2023.
BC Conservative Party Executive Director Angelo Isidorou Steps Down
Angelo Isidorou, executive director of the B.C. Conservatives, has announced he is stepping down on “amicable and mutual terms” to pursue unspecified plans. Isidorou has served in the position for four years and was the party’s provincial campaign manager during the 2024 election, when the B.C. Conservatives dramatically increased their seat count to become the official Opposition. “Building the Conservative Party of BC has been the honour of a …
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