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|Robyn Atkinson
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|Rhea King
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John is passionate about promoting human-centered leadership at all levels, as well as diversity, equity and inclusion in the public service. He works from Ottawa but is an advocate for distributed teams and regional perspectives.
John is passionate about promoting human-centered leadership at all levels, as well as diversity, equity and inclusion in the public service. He works from Ottawa but is an advocate for distributed teams and regional perspectives.
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|'''Rhea King'''[[File:Rhea King.jpg|left|thumb]]
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|Director General, Science Programs
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|Ecosystems and Oceans Science, Fisheries and Oceans Canada
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|Rhea’s focus is finding and redefining balance as she seeks to balance work, family, volunteer activities, her daughters’ many sports and artistic performances, MS Teams meetings, travel, hiking, lunches on the run, along with the many other requests and unexpected moments that come her way.
She has worked for Fisheries and Oceans Canada for the last 20 years, where she has fulfilled a number of executive roles at the regional- and national-level across all sectors. Rhea is currently serving as the Director General of Science Programs in the National Capital Region.
For Rhea, the people that she works to support, serve, and inspire every day are her priority. Over the years, she has been a workplace advocate for many people-focused initiatives, including: Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility, mental health and wellness, psychological health and safety, professional development, as well as change management and transition. She currently serves as a Champion for Indigenous Reconciliation. Rhea was honoured to serve as the Volunteer Services Planning Chair for the North American Indigenous Games 2023, hosted in Kjipuktuk (Halifax, Nova Scotia).
Rhea’s passion has always been her family and community. Her work as a public servant is an extension of that passion. It exemplifies her belief that what happens now will pave the way for future public servants and people all across Canada.
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