Presentations

- plenary and concurrent speakers


Monday, August 23rd, 2010
8:30am-9:15am		Welcome and Opening Remarks - Welcome video - Clerk of the Privy Council
9:15am-10:15am		Plenary Keynote Address Speaker: David Dodge Former Governor of the Bank of Canada
10:45am-12:00pm	Concurrent Sessions I	Session 1 – Economy Economies Post-stimulus: What do national governments and international institutions need to do? Kevin Page, Parliamentary Budget Officer of Canada Peter Hall, VP and Chief Economist, Export Development Canada (EDC)
		Session 2 – Social Fabric Pandemic Planning: Guarding Communities Against the Unthinkable Dr. David Butler-Jones, Chief Public Health Officer of Canada Dr. Isra G. Levy, Medical Officer of Health, City of Ottawa
		Session 3 – Governance Ethics in Democratic Development Mary Dawson, Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner of Canada Justice Stephen Ihema, Ethics Commissioner of Tanzania Mary Gusella, Chair of the Comm. for Complaints for Telecomm. Services and fmr Chief Comm. of the Canadian Human Rights Commission
		Session 4 – Innovation The Critical Role of Creativity in Tackling Canada's Innovation Deficit Kevin Lynch, Bank of Montreal & fmr Clerk of the Privy Council and Secretary to Cabinet
		Session 5 – Security The Future of Canadian Energy David Emerson, Sr. Advisor at CAI Funds, fmr Federal Cabinet Minister and fmr President of Canfor Corp. Dr. Bob Page, TransAlta Professor of Environmental Management and Sustainability, Univ. of Calgary Gerry Protti, Vice Chair, Energy Policy Institute of Canada
		Session 6 - Adjudicated Papers Scott McKinnon, Ontario Media Development Corporation Nationalism to Regional Development: Cultural Development Policy in the Era of Globalization Robert P. Shepherd, Carleton University Watching the Watchdogs: Assessing the Independence of Agents of Parliament Allison Bramwell, University of Toronto Networks Are Not Enough: Urban Governance and Workforce Development in Three Ontario Cities
12:00pm-1:45pm		Luncheon - Joseph Galimberti Memorial Lecture Speaker: Robert Wright
2:00pm-3:15pm		Plenary Keynote Address Speaker: Duncan Stewart Director, Deloitte Canada, Research Technology, Media & Telecommunications, Life Sciences and GreenTech
3:45pm- 5:00pm	Concurrent Sessions II	Session 1 – Economy Labour Surplus or Shortage? Is the public sector more vulnerable than other sectors? Marie-Lison Fougère, ADM Strategic Policy & Programs, Min. of Training Colleges and Universities, Gov. of Ontario Jean-Yves Hinse, Director, Human Resources, City of Montreal Mr. Shi Yubao, Deputy Dir. General, Bureau of Talent Affairs, Organization Dept of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China Moderator: Martin Hill, Deputy High Comm. of the United Kingdom in Canada
		Session 2 – Social Fabric Building Cohesion through Community Action John Nanos, Senior Vice-President, NanosResearch Glenn Brunetti, Manager, Service Delivery , City of Hamilton Janet P. Thomas, Director, Integrated Planning, Reporting and Accountabilities/Social Development, Gov. of New Brunswick
		Session 3 – Governance Community Engagement and Accountability with First Nation Communities Chief Kim Baird, Chief of the Tsawwassen First Nation Romeo Crow Chief, President AFOA, Alberta
		Session 4 – Innovation The Role of Social Media in the Public Service David Hume, Executive Director, Citizen Engagement, Ministry of Citizens’ Services, British Columbia Mike Kujawski, Vice-President, Centre of Excellence for Public Sector Marketing, Ottawa Angelina Munaretto, Manager, Digital Engagement and Social Media, Library and Archives Canada .
		Session 5 – Economy Stimulating Sustainable Economic Growth Frank Schwartz, Canadian expert in organisational development & strategic planning Bernard Boudreau, Environmental Consultant Lise Veilleux, Senior Advisor, Développement international Desjardins
		Session 6 - Adjudicated Papers David Brock, Government of the North West Territories NWT: The Federalism within Charles Conteh, Brock University Balancing Resilience and Adaptability amidst Change Tawfik Said, Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada Do Federal Separate Agencies Provide a Better Workplace than the Treasury Board? Evidence from the 2008 Public Service Employee Survey (PSES).

Tuesday, August 24, 2010
7:30am-9:00am		New Professionals' Breakfast Speaker: Robert Forest Living your passions at work and in your life…E=mc2, or, the story of a public servant who is neither famous nor rich
8:15am- 9:00am		Plenary Keynote Address Speaker: Hon. Dalmas Otieno Anyango, EGH MP Minister of State for Public Service, Kenya
9:00am-10:15am		Plenary Keynote Address Speaker: Tom Jenkins Executive Chairman and Chief Strategy Officer, OpenText Corporation
10:45am-12:00pm	Concurrent Sessions III	Session 1 – IPAC National Study Team Provincial and Territorial Cultural Policy and Administration Papers: Monica Gattinger (University of Ottawa) and Diane Saint-Pierre (Institut national de recherche scientifique): 'Cultural Policy and Administration in Québec and Ontario: Differing Histories, Differing Approaches' Patrice Dutil (Ryerson University): 'Cementing Nordicities: Cultural Policy and Administration in Canada's Territories' Dick Stanley (Canadian Heritage): 'Cultural Statistics in Canada: It's the Thought that Counts'
		Session 2 – Social Fabric Canada’s Northern Communities and the Circumpolar World Patrick Borbey, Assistant Deputy Minister, Indian and Northern Affairs Chief Joe Linklater, Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation, Yukon Territory Ms. Sarah Wright Cardinal, President of Aurora College
		Session 3 – New Professionals Reverse "Renewal": The View of Public Service Renewal from the Perspective of the New Professionals Lyndon Ashton, Economic Dev. Officer, Niagara Economic Development. Corp., Ontario John Bennett, Project Coordinator, Voluntary Planning, Gov. of Nova Scotia Jodi LeBlanc, Analyst, Veterans Affairs Canada Grant McLeod, Deputy Registrar, Registry of the Specific Claims Tribunal of Canada Moderator: Marie-Lucie Morin, National Security Advisor to the Prime Minister and Associate Secretary, Privy Council Office
		Session 4 – Innovation Environmental Technology Rick Whittaker, Vice President, Investments and Chief Technology Officer, Sustainable Development Technology Canada Alexander Wood, Sr. Director, Policy & Markets, Sustainable Prosperity David McLaughlin, President and CEO, National Roundtable on the Environment and the Economy
		Session 5 – Governance Leadership in Public Sector Transformation Ershad Ahmadi, Deputy Head of Mission/Minister-Counsellor Willie Samute, Principal Secretary for Rationalization and Public Sector Reform, Government of Malawi
		Session 6 - Adjudicated Papers Rebecca Jensen, University of Manitoba The Management Accountability Framework and Transparency in the Canadian Public Service Linda White(University of Toronto) , Peter Graefe (McMaster University) , and Julie Simmons (Guelph University), IPAC Study group Accountability Frame works project
12:00pm-1:45pm		Luncheon Speaker: Shawn A-in-chut Atleo
2:00pm-3:15pm		Plenary Session IPAC Innovative Management Awards Finalists and Presentations - Industry Canada - Ontario Ministry of Education - Alberta Housing and Urban Affairs
3:30pm-4:45pm		Plenary Keynote Address (Confederation Ballroom - Level 4) Speaker: Bruce Ross, President of IBM Canada - video1 - video2

Wednesday, August 25, 2010
9:00am-10:30am		Plenary Keynote Address Speaker: Stephen M.R. Covey The SPEED of Trust in the Public Service
10:45am-12:00pm		Plenary Keynote Address Speaker: Jennifer Stoddart Privacy Commissioner of Canada
12:00pm-12:30pm		Closing Remarks - Presentation by the Victoria 2011 Delegation