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Mr. Kassen was appointed Assistant Deputy Commissioner Correctional Operations in July 2022, following numerous Executive positions in the Pacific Region.  Mr. Kassen has undertaken a number of large leadership initiatives in his career, which include opening of 3 offender living units, clustering of 2 Institutions, and a population management report used for both a Regional and National analysis.  
 
Mr. Kassen was appointed Assistant Deputy Commissioner Correctional Operations in July 2022, following numerous Executive positions in the Pacific Region.  Mr. Kassen has undertaken a number of large leadership initiatives in his career, which include opening of 3 offender living units, clustering of 2 Institutions, and a population management report used for both a Regional and National analysis.  
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|'''Ioana Finichiu'''[[File:Ioana July 2018.jpg|thumb]]
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|<big>Team Lead, Open Government</big>
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|<big>Enthusiastic and passionate about knowledge sharing, collaboration, and culture change in the Public Service, Ioana shares this in her current role with the Open Government team at the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat.</big>
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<big>As a public servant since 2006, Ioana has worked in operations, headquarters, central agencies, internationally, and with a functional community office. Ioana thinks people – the public and colleagues in public sectors across Canada and beyond – are at the heart of what we do. She believes in doing the right thing, even when it is harder than doing things right.</big>
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<big>Current motto: “I am not interested in preserving the status quo; I want to overthrow it”</big>
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|Alexandra Shaw[[File:Alexandra Shaw.png|thumb]]
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|Alexandra Shaw began her public service career at Veterans Affairs Canada, headquartered in Charlottetown PEI. She spent 12 years here doing communications, policy, and program work.
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She became a Free Agent in January 2024, giving her the opportunity to easily work across the Government of Canada and broaden her experience and skills. Her first Free Agent gig was with Natural Resources Canada where she worked on the Green Buildings Strategy. In August 2023, she joined Environment and Climate Change Canada to work as a policy manager in innovation and experimentation.
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Alexandra is a passionate champion for plain language and loves coaching and developing people. She lives between the north shore of Prince Edward Island and Toronto. Outside of work, you’re most likely to find her being active outdoors, working out or coaching people in the gym, or having fun in the kitchen (cooking is her zen activity).
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[./Https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexandra-shaw-b5471067/ Alexandra Shaw | LinkedIn]
 
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