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− | + | == '''Demo Day Panelists''' == | |
− | == ''' | + | <big>Canada School of Public Service (CSPS) Accelerator teams will be pitching their problem and solution in front of a panel composed of public service executives. The panel will provide feedback to teams on two levels:</big> |
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+ | * <big>The quality of their pitch</big> | ||
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+ | <big>For the first cohort of the CSPS Digital Accelerator, we are honoured to welcome the following executives as members of our feedback panel:</big> | ||
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Michel holds a Bachelor degree in Political Science, a certificate in IT Project Management and a Computer Management diploma. | Michel holds a Bachelor degree in Political Science, a certificate in IT Project Management and a Computer Management diploma. | ||
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=== Stephen Burt === | === Stephen Burt === | ||
'''Assistant Deputy Minister, Data, Innovation and Analytics, Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces'''<br>Stephen Burt is the Assistant Deputy Minister (Data, Innovation, Analytics) for the Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces, and the chair of the federal Chief Data Officer Council. As an organization, ADM(DIA) works to ensure that data are leveraged in all Defence programs to enhance capabilities and decision making, and to provide an information advantage in military operations. He holds an undergraduate degree in history from the University of Ottawa, and a Master’s in Public Administration from Queen’s University. | '''Assistant Deputy Minister, Data, Innovation and Analytics, Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces'''<br>Stephen Burt is the Assistant Deputy Minister (Data, Innovation, Analytics) for the Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces, and the chair of the federal Chief Data Officer Council. As an organization, ADM(DIA) works to ensure that data are leveraged in all Defence programs to enhance capabilities and decision making, and to provide an information advantage in military operations. He holds an undergraduate degree in history from the University of Ottawa, and a Master’s in Public Administration from Queen’s University. | ||
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=== Wendy Luciani === | === Wendy Luciani === | ||
− | '''Director of Partnerships, Canada Digital Services'''<br> | + | '''Director of Partnerships, Canada Digital Services'''<br>Wendy Luciani currently serves as the Director of Partnerships for the Canadian Digital Service within the Government of Canada, where she leads service delivery and consulting efforts, to help departments change how they design and deliver federal services. |
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+ | Ms. Luciani has extensive experience working in government and non-profit service transformation initiatives. Wendy most recently led efforts at the Canada Border Services Agency, to transform service delivery for air travellers replacing paper based processing through the design and deployment of next-generation kiosks and the eDeclaration mobile app. | ||
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+ | Wendy is a former recipient of the Public Service Award of Excellence for Citizen-focussed Service Delivery and holds a degree in History from the University of Ottawa and a Masters of Communications and Technology from the University of Alberta. | ||
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=== Vik Pant === | === Vik Pant === |
Latest revision as of 15:17, 24 June 2021
Demo Day Panelists
Canada School of Public Service (CSPS) Accelerator teams will be pitching their problem and solution in front of a panel composed of public service executives. The panel will provide feedback to teams on two levels:
- The quality of their pitch
- Their problem and proposed solution
For the first cohort of the CSPS Digital Accelerator, we are honoured to welcome the following executives as members of our feedback panel:
Michel BastienDirector General, Individual Returns Systems Directorate, Canada Revenue Agency Michel holds a Bachelor degree in Political Science, a certificate in IT Project Management and a Computer Management diploma. | |
Stephen BurtAssistant Deputy Minister, Data, Innovation and Analytics, Department of National Defence and Canadian Armed Forces | |
Wendy LucianiDirector of Partnerships, Canada Digital Services Ms. Luciani has extensive experience working in government and non-profit service transformation initiatives. Wendy most recently led efforts at the Canada Border Services Agency, to transform service delivery for air travellers replacing paper based processing through the design and deployment of next-generation kiosks and the eDeclaration mobile app. Wendy is a former recipient of the Public Service Award of Excellence for Citizen-focussed Service Delivery and holds a degree in History from the University of Ottawa and a Masters of Communications and Technology from the University of Alberta. | |
Vik PantChief Scientist and Chief Science Advisor, Natural Resources Canada Vik earned a doctorate from the Faculty of Information (iSchool) in the University of Toronto, a master's degree in business administration with distinction from the University of London, and a master's degree in information technology from Harvard University, where he received the Dean’s List Academic Achievement Award. Vik joined NRCan from the MaRS Discovery District, a technology start-up accelerator in Toronto, where he was a Senior Technical Advisor of Applied Artificial Intelligence. Prior to that, he held progressively strategic positions in leading software enterprises including Oracle, SAP and Open Text. |