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<big>'''Session 3 (French):''' Wednesday, February 10, from 12:30 - 2:00 p.m. EST '''*FULL*'''</big>

<big>'''Session 3 (French):''' Wednesday, February 10, from 12:30 - 2:00 p.m. EST '''*FULL*'''</big>

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|Kimberley Jessome

|Kimberley Jessome

|Isabelle Mondou

|Isabelle Mondou

|Philippe Morel

|Philippe Morel

|Daniel Haché

|Daniel Haché

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|Rachel Messier

|Rachel Messier

|Marie-Noëlle Desrochers

|Marie-Noëlle Desrochers

|Guylaine Roy

|Guylaine Roy

|France Pégéot

|France Pégéot

|Marie-Flore Baptiste

|Marie-Flore Baptiste

|Alain Desruisseaux

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|Caitlin Imrie

|Caitlin Imrie

|Grace Kim

|Grace Kim

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|Susan Chambers

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|Nicole Giles

|Nicole Giles

|Deputy Minister

|Deputy Minister

|Infrastructure Canada

|Infrastructure Canada

|Kelly Gillis was appointed Deputy Minister, Infrastructure and Communities in September 2017.

|Kelly Gillis was appointed Deputy Minister, Infrastructure and Communities in September 2017. Infrastructure Canada is the Government of Canada department that provides long-term, predictable support to help Canadians benefit from world-class, modern public infrastructure; makes investments, builds partnerships, develops policies, delivers programs, and fosters knowledge about public infrastructure in Canada; and helps address complex challenges that Canadians face every day, ranging from the rapid growth of our cities, to climate change, and environmental threats to our water and land.

 

Prior to this appointment, Kelly served as Associate Deputy Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED)

 

In this role, Kelly worked with the Deputy Minister in supporting three Ministers for a large department of about 5,000 staff. They led a Department playing a key role in developing Canada's Inclusive Innovation Agenda, which helped develop an economy that promotes clean growth, high-quality jobs and increased prosperity.

 

Previous to this, Kelly was Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, Spectrum, Information Technologies and Telecommunications (SITT) Sector at Industry Canada.

In her role as Senior ADM of SITT, Kelly supported the development and use of world-class information and communications technologies, including management and oversight of Canada's radio spectrum frequencies, research at the Communications Research Centre, cyber security and Connecting Canadians. Kelly has also held the position of Assistant Deputy Minister, SITT, where she focused on policies that supported Canada's ICT industry and advanced the digital economy.

Prior to this appointment, Kelly served as Associate Deputy Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED), the department that worked to develop Canada's Inclusive Innovation Agenda to help build an economy that promotes clean growth, high-quality jobs and increased prosperity.

From September 2009 to March 2012, Kelly was Industry Canada's Chief Financial Officer. In this role, she was responsible for providing financial oversight, advice and corporate services. Prior to joining Industry Canada, Kelly was the Assistant Secretary and CFO, Corporate Services Sector, at the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, where she led the creation of the new Corporate Services Sector. Kelly was also the Executive Director and Deputy CFO at the Department of Finance Canada.

Previous to this, Kelly held a number of positions within the federal government, including, Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, Spectrum, Information Technologies and Telecommunications (SITT) Sector and Chief Financial Officer at Industry Canada.  

Kelly holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Graduate Diploma in Public Accounting from McGill University and is also a qualified chartered accountant.

Kelly holds a Bachelor of Commerce and Graduate Diploma in Public Accounting from McGill University and is also a qualified chartered accountant.

|Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

|Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada

|Alain Desruisseaux has a Master's degree in Political Science and more than twenty years of experience in the Federal Public Service of Canada.  He has worked in the Privy Council Office (Intergovernmental Affairs, Priorities and Planning, Syrian Refugee Initiative) as well as in several departments (Human Resources and Social Development Canada, Canada Economic Development for the Quebec Region, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, and Infrastructure Canada) where he had the privilege of contributing to the advancement of many government priorities in the areas of social policy, economic policy, intergovernmental and international relations, and security. He is currently the Director General of Integrity Risk Management at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

|Alain Desruisseaux has a Master's degree in Political Science and more than twenty years of experience in the Federal Public Service of Canada.  He has worked in the Privy Council Office (Intergovernmental Affairs, Priorities and Planning, Syrian Refugee Initiative) as well as in several departments (Human Resources and Social Development Canada, Canada Economic Development for the Quebec Region, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, and Infrastructure Canada) where he had the privilege of contributing to the advancement of many government priorities in the areas of social policy, economic policy, intergovernmental and international relations, and security. He is currently the Director General of Integrity Risk Management at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

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