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| colspan="2" |'''<big>Fall Semester 2022</big>'''
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|'''Priyanka Sharma'''[[File:PriyankaSharma.jpg|alt=Priyanka Sharma|center|frameless|161x161px|Priyanka Sharma]]
|'''Priyanka Sharma'''[[File:PriyankaSharma.jpg|alt=Priyanka Sharma|center|frameless|161x161px|Priyanka Sharma]]
He joined the federal public service as a term employee in the 2016 Census and moved to an indeterminate position in 2018. He began his career at Statistics Canada (StatCan) where he had the opportunity to gain a great deal of experience as a supervisor on the 2016 Census call center team. He then applied in a Human Resources Advisor process at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) where he started his HR career in 2018. In his spare time, he does CrossFit, drinks coffee and loves to go hiking with his dog.
He joined the federal public service as a term employee in the 2016 Census and moved to an indeterminate position in 2018. He began his career at Statistics Canada (StatCan) where he had the opportunity to gain a great deal of experience as a supervisor on the 2016 Census call center team. He then applied in a Human Resources Advisor process at the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) where he started his HR career in 2018. In his spare time, he does CrossFit, drinks coffee and loves to go hiking with his dog.
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| colspan="2" |'''<big>Summer semester 2022</big>'''
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|'''[mailto:veronic.mageau@cfp-psc.gc.ca Véronic M. Gachignac]'''[[File:ISEO Banner 6.png|alt=Indigenous Student Employment Opportunities|center|frameless|228x228px|Indigenous Student Employment Opportunities]]
|'''[mailto:veronic.mageau@cfp-psc.gc.ca Véronic M. Gachignac]'''[[File:ISEO Banner 6.png|alt=Indigenous Student Employment Opportunities|center|frameless|228x228px|Indigenous Student Employment Opportunities]]
She is an adjudicator with Service Canada, chair of Canada Employment & Immigration Union (CEIU) Ontario’s Racialized Action Committee, Learning Disabilities Assocoation of Windsor-Essex County (LDAWE) board member and founder/co-developer of the [https://gcconnex.gc.ca/groups/profile/89843173?language=en Racialized Women Belonging (RWB) on Gcconnex]. Rubina has a Bachelor of Arts, Masters of Arts in Community Studies, Certificate in Disability Management and is completing her Social Work degree.
She is an adjudicator with Service Canada, chair of Canada Employment & Immigration Union (CEIU) Ontario’s Racialized Action Committee, Learning Disabilities Assocoation of Windsor-Essex County (LDAWE) board member and founder/co-developer of the [https://gcconnex.gc.ca/groups/profile/89843173?language=en Racialized Women Belonging (RWB) on Gcconnex]. Rubina has a Bachelor of Arts, Masters of Arts in Community Studies, Certificate in Disability Management and is completing her Social Work degree.
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| colspan="2" |'''<big>Summer semester 2021</big>'''
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|'''Davy Sabourin'''[[File:Davy.S..png|269x269px|link=https://wiki.gccollab.ca/File:Davy.S..png|alt=|center|frameless]]
|'''Senior Program Analyst, Public Outreach and Strategic Stakeholder Engagement; Federal Anti-Racism Secretariat, Multiculturalism and Anti-Racism Branch; and Co-Chair, LGBTQ2+ Committee, Department of Canadian Heritage'''
Davy Sabourin (pronouns: he/him/his), of Jamaican and French-Canadian heritage, is an award-winning federal public servant and human rights advocate.
Born in Montreal, he spent more than 10 years in Canada's capital region (Ottawa-Gatineau) before returning to Montreal in March 2021.
Before joining the Federal Anti-Racism Secretariat with Canadian Heritage in August 2020, he worked in privacy law compliance at the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada for almost five years. Starting as an Intake Officer for two years (FSWEP student), he made his way up to assuming the role of Senior Investigator, during which he led complex investigations under the ''Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act'', including in the areas of facial recognition and artificial intelligence. Most notably, he led and was part of the joint team that investigated Cadillac Fairview’s use of facial recognition technology in digital information kiosks. During his last year at the OPC, Davy acted as Strategic Advisor and Business Intelligence Officer to the Deputy Commissioner of Compliance, in addition to his investigative duties. He was also responsible for the establishment of the OPC’s Young Professionals Network.
Prior to joining the Public Service, Davy worked in Ottawa as a Mental Health and Addictions Counselor.
In his pastime, Davy is a human rights advocate who, through his community involvement fulfills his passion for being an educator, connector and bridge-builder between individuals, groups and communities, particularly on 2SLGBTQ+ issues, anti-racism, and mental health. Until very recently, he was the Chairperson of Capital Pride, one of Canada's largest Pride organizations serving Ottawa-Gatineau. He remains actively involved in his communities in Ottawa-Gatineau and Montreal.
Davy has received the United Way's Community Builder Award in February of 2021, and the inaugural Wellness and Inclusivity Award of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada in 2019. As a former Army Cadet, Davy has received the Royal Canadian Legion Cadet Medal of Excellence for displaying excellence in citizenship outside of the Cadet program, and the prestigious Lord Strathcona Medal.
Davy holds a college degree in Police Foundations, a college post-diploma in Mental Health and Addictions, as well as a Bachelor of Social Sciences, in the fields of Conflict Studies and Human Rights, and Social Work. He is currently undertaking a Master in Public Administration at the École nationale d'administration publique.
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|'''Patrick Borbey'''[[File:Patrick.B..png|238x238px|link=https://wiki.gccollab.ca/File:Patrick.B..png|alt=|center|frameless]]
|'''President of the Public Service Commission'''
Patrick Borbey was appointed President of the Public Service Commission in May 2017. Prior to that, he was Associate Deputy Minister of Canadian Heritage since July 2014, where he oversaw the departmental mandate for Sport Canada, and worked closely with the National Capital Commission and the six National Museums.
Patrick has held a number of positions of significant responsibility, including as President of the Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor); Chair of the Senior Arctic Officials; Chair of the Arctic Council; Senior Assistant Deputy Minister of Treaties and Aboriginal Government; Assistant Deputy Minister of Northern Affairs; Assistant Deputy Minister of Corporate Services at both the Privy Council Office and Health Canada; and Associate Assistant Deputy Minister of the First Nations and Inuit Health Branch at Health Canada.
Patrick was also Director General of Communications at Transport Canada, of International Cultural Relations at Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, of Strategy and Plans at Parks Canada and of Finance at both the former Department of Communications and the Department of Canadian Heritage. He has also held senior positions at the Department of Labour and at Industry Canada.
Originally from Elliot Lake in Northern Ontario, Patrick holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences (concentration in Political Science) and a Master’s of Business Administration from the University of Ottawa. He has also been a long-time minor hockey coach.
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====Gina Wilson====
[[File:Gina W..png|262x262px|link=https://wiki.gccollab.ca/File:Gina_W..png|alt=|center|frameless]]
|'''Deputy Minister, Diversity and Inclusion and Youth, and Senior Associate Deputy Minister, Department of Canadian Heritage'''
Gina Wilson is Algonquin and began her career in her First Nation community of Kitigan-Zibi as Executive Director of Health and Social Services and as Director of the WanakiTreatment Centre. Ms. Wilson was a Senior Manager with the Assembly of First Nations (AFN) when she joined the Federal Government in 1996 and for five years served as Director General, Aboriginal Affairs at Correctional Service Canada.
Ms. Wilson was appointed in 2006 as Assistant Deputy Minister with Indian Residential Schools Resolution Canada, then Assistant Deputy Minister of Emergency Management and Regional Operations at Public Safety Canada in 2011-2013. In 2014, she became Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, Treaties and Aboriginal Government at Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada. Ms. Wilson was then appointed as Associate Deputy Minister at Employment and Social Development Canada in March. From 2015 to 2017, she was Associate Deputy Minister of Public Safety Canada where she led files such as cannabis legislation, firearms and criminal justice reform.
Ms. Wilson was appointed as Deputy Minister for Women and Gender Equality on May 23, 2017, where she led the creation of the new department and worked toward ensuring that GBA+ became fully instituted in government. In 2019, Gina was appointed as Deputy Minister, Public Safety Canada and returned to the Department for the third time.
In January 2020, Gina assumes a leadership role on government-wide initiatives related to youth, LGBTQ2, anti-racism, multiculturalism and indigenous knowledge. She supports Canadian Heritage as a Senior Associate Deputy Minister while also focusing on her role as Deputy Minister, Diversity and Inclusion and Youth.
Gina Wilson has for several years played an important leadership role as Deputy Minister Champion of Federal Indigenous employees. She spearheaded a frequently cited report entitled Many Voices, One Mind and established a Knowledge Circle on Indigenous Inclusion. Both initiatives aimed at ensuring lasting change and progress for Indigenous representation in the federal public service.
Gina is the recipient of the 2020 Indspire Award for life-long leadership and life-long work on Indigenous issues and supporting Indigenous employees.
Gina has three beautiful children, Dylan, Kayla and Royce and treasures her granddaughter Charlotte.
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====Maddie Budding====
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|'''Strategic Coordinator, Young Professionals Network (YPN), Fisheries and Oceans Canada and Canadian Coast Guard'''
Maddie Budding is so excited to be speaking at today’s summit! She is a fourth-year International Development student at the University of Ottawa, and got her job with Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) through the co-op stream. Currently managing part-time work as Strategic Coordinator for DFO’s Your Professional Network (YPN) and full-time studies, Maddie spends whatever free time she has either planning virtual hangouts with friends and family or obsessively reading her horoscope. Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or just want to chat!
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