Leon Xiang
French Immersion Grade 12 student at McMath Secondary - Richmond BC Canada

Musician. Leader. Builder.
A musician who listens.
A leader who connects.
A builder who creates opportunities.
Connecting culture, music, and community through creativity, leadership, and service.

I believe leadership is not simply about taking the lead. It is about creating spaces where people can connect, contribute, and grow.

My journey began with music, but it has grown into something much broader — an exploration of how culture, creativity, business, and leadership can bring people together.

MUSIC
Music taught me to listen.
Pianist • Performer • Mentor

12+ years of community music engagement
120+ community & charitable concerts
$120K+ raised for hospitals & nonprofits
Multiple international piano awards & scholarships
RCM ARCT First Class Honours in Performers Piano - The Associate's Diploma (ARCT)
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LEADERSHIP
Leadership means creating space for others.

President — Vancouver Young Pianist Club
Founder & President — McMath Jazz Club
Co-Founder & Co-President — The Spotlight Project
Marketing Executive — BC Youth Council
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COMMUNITY
From performing for people to performing with purpose.

Twelve years of performing at senior living residences and community events have shown me that music can do more than entertain.
A familiar melody can bring back a memory, start a conversation, or make someone feel less alone.
That is why I see music not only as an art, but as a form of connection and service.
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BEYOND MUSIC
Different interests. One direction.

International Relations
Business & Entrepreneurship
Music & Culture
Debate & Model United Nations
Design, Photography & Digital Media
Marketing & Communications
Youth & Civic Engagement
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THE CONNECTION
CONNECT. CREATE. CONTRIBUTE.

Music taught me to listen.
Debate taught me to question.
Leadership taught me to create space for others.
Business taught me to turn ideas into action.
Service taught me why that action matters.

These experiences continue to shape how I see the world — and where I hope to go next.