Annex A Examples of Distinguished Speakers who have addressed Program Cohorts at Odell House A. distinguished Leaders

Since September 2009, these have • Susan Cartwright – Commissioner, Public • Liseanne Forand – formerly President, included: Service Commission; formerly Special Shared Services Advisor to the Privy Council Office, Public • Paul Glover – Associate Deputy , • Yaprak Baltacioğlu – Secretary, Treasury Service Modernization Act Board of Canada Secretariat • – Clerk of the Privy Council • François Guimont – , • David Beatty – Conway Professor of and Secretary to the Strategy, Rotman School of Business, Public Safety Canada University of Toronto; formerly Founding • Ian Clark – Professor, School of Public Policy • Chantal Hébert – Newspaper columnist Managing Director, Canadian Coalition and Governance, University of Toronto and political commentator for Good Governance • Keith Coulter – formerly Commissioner of • John Halliwell – Professor Emeritus, • Stewart Beck – President, Asia-Pacific Corrections, and Chief, Communications University of Foundation of Canada Security Establishment • Michael Horgan – Financial Sector and • Marie Bernard-Meunier – formerly • Michelle D’Auray – formerly Deputy Economic Advisor at Bennett Jones; Canadian Ambassador to the Minister of Public Works and Government formerly Deputy Minister, Finance Canada and then to Germany Services • David Jacobsen – formerly Ambassador • Alan Bernstein – President and CEO, • Susan Delacourt – Political Journalist, of the United States to Canada Canadian Institute for Advanced Research Toronto Star • Jim Judd – formerly Director, Canadian • Margaret Biggs – Skelton-Clark • Richard Dicerni – Cabinet Secretary, Security Intelligence Service Fellow, Queen’s University; formerly Government of ; formerly President, Canadian International Deputy Minister, Industry Canada • Steve Kanellakos – City Manager, Development Agency Vaughan ; formerly Deputy • Serge Dupont – Executive Director for City Manager, • Michael Binder – President, Canadian Canada, International Monetary Fund; Nuclear Safety Commission formerly Deputy Minister, Natural • Michael Keenan – Associate Deputy Resources Canada Minister, Natural Resources Canada • Margaret Bloodworth – former senior public servant whose last position was • David Emerson – Canadian Politician, • Avrim Lazar – formerly President, Associate Secretary to the Cabinet and businessman, economist and civil Canadian Forest Products Association National Security Advisor to the Prime servant, formerly federal Minister • Suzanne Legault – Information Minister (2006-2008) in several portfolios Commissioner of Canada • Malcolm Brown – Deputy Minister, • – National Security • Louis Lévesque – formerly Deputy International Development Advisor; formerly, Deputy Minister, Minister, Transport and Infrastructure National Defence • Derek Burney – Senior Strategic Advisor, • Dr. Les Levin – Head, Medical Advisory Norton Rose Fulbright • Graham Flack – Deputy Minister, Secretariat, Health Quality Ontario Canadian Heritage • Gaëtan Lussier – former President of • Jennifer Robson –Assistant Professor, • Paul Wilson – Associate Professor, Clayton Culinar Inc., and President of Weston Clayton Riddell Graduate Program in Riddell Graduate Program in Political Bakeries in ; formerly Deputy Political Management, Management, Carleton University; formerly Minister of Agriculture for Quebec and Director of Policy, Prime Minister’s Office • Chris Sands – Senior Fellow, Hudson then Canada, and Deputy Minister of Institute, Washington D.C. • Robert Wright – formerly Canadian Employment and Immigration Canada Ambassador to Japan and then to China • Ian Shugart – Deputy Minister, • Kevin Malone – formerly Cabinet Secretary, Employment and Social • Neil Yeates – formerly Deputy Minister, Government of Development Canada Citizenship and Immigration Canada • Richard Manicom – Consultant in • – formerly Minister of IT Project Governance Transport, of Indian and Northern Affairs, B. university of Ottawa • Bill Matthews – Comptroller General and of Agriculture and Agri-Food Professors and of Canada • Jean-Francois Tremblay – Deputy Minister, Senior Fellows • Rod Monette – formerly Comptroller Transport and Infrastructure The following have shared their General of Canada • Suzanne Vinet – formerly Deputy Minister, knowledge and experience with • Marie-Lucie Morin – formerly Executive Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada participants: Director for Canada, World Bank; and • – Associate Secretary • Gordon Betcherman – Professor in the previously National Security Advisor to to the Cabinet School of International Development the Prime Minister and Associate Secretary and Global Studies as well as the GSPIA; to the Cabinet • Joe Wild – Senior Assistant Deputy Minister, formerly Economist for the World Bank Treaties and Aboriginal Government, • Alex Munter – CEO, Children’s Hospital Aboriginal Affairs and Northern • Patrick Fafard – Associate Professor at the of Eastern Ontario Development Canada GSPIA; formerly the federal Department • William Pentney – Deputy Minister, of Intergovernmental Affairs, and the • Bill Wilkerson – CEO of the Global Business Justice Canada Department of Health and Economic Roundtable on Addiction • Luc Portelance – formerly President, and Mental Health • Robert Fowler – formerly Canada’s Canadian Border Services Agency ambassador to the United Nations • Gina Wilson – Associate Deputy Minister, (1995-2000) and to Italy (2000-2006), • Anne-Marie Robinson – President, Public Safety Canada foreign policy advisor to three Prime Public Service Commission of Canada Ministers, and Deputy Minister of National Defence (1989-1995)

• Richard French – CN/Paul M. Tellier Chair on Business and Public Policy at the GSPIA; previously served as vice-chairman of the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission, Member of the National Assembly as well as Minister of Communications in Quebec, and vice- president of Bell Canada and CEO of Tata Communications in India • Greg Fyffe – Senior Fellow at the GSPIA; formerly Assistant Secretary, Intelligence Assessment at the Privy Council Office, as well as Chief of Staff to various federal Ministers

• Ralph Heintzman – Adjunct Research Professor at the GSPIA, formerly Assistant Secretary at the Treasury Board Secretariat; winner of the 2006 Vanier Medal of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada

• Michael Kergin – Senior Fellow at the GSPIA; formerly Ambassador to the United States from 2000 to 2005, and Foreign Policy Advisor to the Prime Minister.

• Patrick Leblond – Associate Professorat GSPIA; formerly Assistant Professor of international business at HEC Montréal and Director of the Réseau économie internationale (REI) at the Centre d’études et de recherches internationales de l’Université de Montréal (CERIUM).

• Gilles Paquet – over forty years as a scholar, prolific writer, teacher and senior university administrator, at the University of Ottawa and Carleton Odell House University; formerly President of the Royal Society of Canada from 2003 to 2005. Odell House, a restored 19th century residence, is home to the University of Ottawa’s Centre on Public • Roland Paris – University Research Chair in International Security and Management and Policy, part of the Graduate School Governance at the University of Ottawa and founding Director of the of Public and International Affairs. The Centre offers Centre for International Policy Studies, and Associate Professor at professional development programs, undertakes research the GSPIA. and fosters candid conversations focused on improving • David Petrasek – Associate Professor at GSPIA; formerly Special Advisor public management in Canada. for the Secretary-General of Amnesty International

• Morris Rosenberg – Senior Fellow of GSPIA; formerly Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (2010-2013), Health Canada (2004-2010) and Justice and Deputy Attorney General (1998-2004)

• Thomas Townsend – Public Policy Consultant; formerly Executive Director of the Policy Research Initiative, and an executive in Human Resources and Skills Development Canada, and in the Correctional Service of Canada

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