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He became the National Chair of the Federal Youth Network (FYN) in November 2016 and has been shaping the FYN to be a driver of innovation, regional engagement and career development, with regular webcasts on topics such as the Free Agent Program and the GC Talent Cloud, and in-person learning events such as Career Boot Camp 2018 and 2019. In March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Joshua helped to launch the FYN Virtual Learning Series that provides 1-3 webcasts per week, and has hosted over 75 webcasts from March to November 2020 and was recognized with the Canada School of Public Service’s Award of Excellence in Innovation for this project.
He became the National Chair of the Federal Youth Network (FYN) in November 2016 and has been shaping the FYN to be a driver of innovation, regional engagement and career development, with regular webcasts on topics such as the Free Agent Program and the GC Talent Cloud, and in-person learning events such as Career Boot Camp 2018 and 2019. In March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Joshua helped to launch the FYN Virtual Learning Series that provides 1-3 webcasts per week, and has hosted over 75 webcasts from March to November 2020 and was recognized with the Canada School of Public Service’s Award of Excellence in Innovation for this project.
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|'''Elisabeth Martin'''[[File:Elisabeth Martin.jpg|thumb|203x203px]]
|'''Elisabeth Martin'''[[File:Elisabeth Martin.jpg|203x203px|alt=|center|frameless]]
|'''Human Resources Advisor, Shared Services Canada'''
|'''Human Resources Advisor, Shared Services Canada'''
Elisabeth (Liz) Martin joined the federal public service more than 10 years ago. Her pronouns are she/her/elle. Liz lives in British Columbia. She is an active member of various networks such as the Federal Black Employee Caucus (FBEC) and the Anti-Racism Ambassador Network (ARAN).
Elisabeth (Liz) Martin joined the federal public service more than 10 years ago. Her pronouns are she/her/elle. Liz lives in British Columbia. She is an active member of various networks such as the Federal Black Employee Caucus (FBEC) and the Anti-Racism Ambassador Network (ARAN).