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Revision as of 10:40, 25 May 2022
| Overview | Meet Surge | How We Work | Past Projects and Partners | Experiences (Testimonials) | Contact Us |
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The Surge Team |
| Overview |
| The Surge Team is housed in the Canada School of Public Service and provides support on projects across government where quick action or breakthroughs are
needed. By bringing a diverse set of skills, perspectives, and tools the Surge Team can work on a variety of projects such as policy briefs, facilitation, summaries, presentations, and even SaaS solutions. We help you reach your objectives through a range of services that result in tangible products. |
| About the Team |
| Multi-disciplinary team of policy professionals that bring a variety of skills and experiences. We love to take on new projects to learn and grow as a team, and
broaden our policy horizons. Our analysts have background in policy from a variety of sectors, including but not limited to data, psychology, health sciences, economics and history. |
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