
About Moe
A lifelong Thunder Bay leader.
Moe Comuzzi is a community-minded leader who believes in the power of hard work, common sense, and bringing people together. Throughout her career, she has built strong relationships, earned the trust of clients and colleagues, and helped people achieve their goals.
As a registered Real Estate Broker with Royal LePage Lannon Realty, Moe has spent more than a decade helping families navigate one of the biggest investments of their lives. Before real estate, she built a successful career spanning more than 30 years across food service, automotive, and other sectors, gaining firsthand experience in leadership, customer service, and business operations.
Moe holds a university degree in political science with a minor in Women's Studies, and an accreditation in automotive management and ownership.
Those experiences have shaped her belief that strong communities are built by listening, working together, and focusing on practical solutions. Moe understands the challenges facing Thunder Bay and sees the opportunities ahead. She is ready to bring her experience, energy, and commitment to service to City Hall and work every day to move Thunder Bay forward.
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What Moe Brings to the Table
Moe's case for the mayor's office is simple: Thunder Bay needs proven business leadership. She has spent more than 30 years building and operating businesses across multiple sectors, managing budgets, leading large teams, and solving problems in the private sector. That is the experience she will bring to City Hall.
Moe built Giorg Ristorante from scratch, growing it into one of Thunder Bay's most respected fine dining restaurants and a pillar of the local food scene for decades. She has managed and operated multiple businesses locally and consulted for businesses across Canada, helping them become more profitable and more efficient.
Moe has hands-on forecasting and budgeting experience working with major manufacturers including Ford, Chrysler, Mercedes-Benz, and Mazda. She knows how to read a balance sheet, build a realistic budget, and hold spending accountable, because her own livelihood depended on it.
Between her businesses, Moe has managed large teams of people. She understands hiring, training, retention, and what it takes to build a team culture where people deliver, skills that translate directly to leading a municipal organization.
Every business Moe has run required long-term planning: capital investment, market positioning, and multi-year growth strategies. City Hall needs the same discipline. Moe plans past the next headline and toward the next decade.
Decades of serving customers, negotiating with suppliers, and leading staff have made Moe a direct communicator and a practical problem solver. She listens first, asks hard questions, and focuses on solutions that actually work.
Moe's volunteer service runs deep in Thunder Bay. She serves with the Alpini Group of Thunder Bay, the Gran Sasso Club Thunder Bay, the Canadian Italian Business and Professional Association (CIBPA), the Catholic Women's League, and the St. Patrick's Cathedral Parish Council. She has worked for years alongside veterans at Royal Canadian Legion Branch 5, where she is proud to be a comrade. She has served on the Ontario Trillium Foundation's Finance and Audit Committee as well as in government relations, and while running Giorg she chaired the Industry Division of the United Way campaign. She has also been involved with St. Joseph's Care Group, Client & Family Partner.
Business experience over council experience.
Moe has built and operated businesses across multiple sectors, managed budgets and forecasting with major manufacturers, and led large teams of people. She has served her community, solved complex problems, and planned for the long term. That is the experience Thunder Bay needs right now.
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