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|Marie-Flore Baptiste
|Marie-Flore Baptiste
|Alain Desruisseaux
|Alain Desruisseaux
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|Nathalie Thiffault
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|Public Service Commission
|Public Service Commission
|John Kane is the Director of Communications at the Public Service Commission. Over the last decade, he has served in a variety of management positions in the federal government, overseeing Ministerial liaison, Web renewal, social media, strategic communications, media relations, internal communications, graphic design, outreach, audio-visual and speechwriting functions, among others. Earlier in his career, John worked on Parliament Hill, in the private and voluntary sectors, and overseas. He is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia.
|John Kane is the Director of Communications at the Public Service Commission. Over the last decade, he has served in a variety of management positions in the federal government, overseeing Ministerial liaison, Web renewal, social media, strategic communications, media relations, internal communications, graphic design, outreach, audio-visual and speechwriting functions, among others. Earlier in his career, John worked on Parliament Hill, in the private and voluntary sectors, and overseas. He is a graduate of St. Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia.
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=== Nathalie Thiffault ===
|Director, Strategic Directions and Partnerships
|Public Service Commission
|Nathalie Thiffault has joined the Public Service Commission in 2019 as Director, Strategic Directions and Partnerships. Prior to that, she was Program Director, Citizenship and Identity at the Regional office of Canadian Heritage in Montreal since 2011. In this role, she led the implementation of programs and celebrations related to the arts, culture, heritage, multiculturalism and official-language minority communities in Quebec. She also participated in the PCH Grants and Contributions Modernization Project as Director of the Program Terms and Conditions and Transformation Project in 2017. Nathalie also established the Department's Innovation Fund in 2015 and was acting as sponsor until 2017. This public service enthusiast has more than a decade of management experience (both at headquarters and in regional and district offices) managing programs, policy analysis and research. Her main interests are people management, arts, culture and heritage, tourism, sustainable development, leadership development and innovation. From 2007 to 2011, Nathalie also led the transformation of the Quebec City's satellite office into a district office, still at PCH. She began her career in the federal public service, first as a student, in research and policy analysis positions, both at the Canadian Heritage Headquarters and the Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Canada Regional office in Quebec City. She has also worked in the private sector in tourism. She holds a Master's degree in Leisure, Culture and Tourism from the Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières as well as a diploma from the Short Cycle Program in Public Management at the École nationale d'administration publique.
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