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Innovation Shows

Initiatives For Population Growth and the Retention of Skilled Labour - Innovate Atlantic Canada 2023

In this keynote session Ava Czapalay, Deputy Minister of the Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration with the Government of Nova Scotia discusses how government can innovate to upskill citizens and attract newcomers to Atlantic Canada, as well as providing an overview of the Department of Labour, Skills and Immigration’s launch of apprenticeship technology.

Initiatives For Population Growth and the Retention of Skilled Labour - Innovate Atlantic Canada 2023

Innovation Shows

Unlocking Innovation with Collaboration - Innovate Atlantic Canada 2023

In this session a panel of Canadian government executives and innovation leaders discuss the importance of collaboration in government in helping drive innovation through the sharing of ideas, technologies and strategies.

Unlocking Innovation with Collaboration - Innovate Atlantic Canada 2023

Innovation Shows

The Future is Now: Stakeholder Engagement for 2023 and Beyond - Innovate Atlantic Canada 2023

In this session Andy Krenz, General Manager/Senior Director of Public Sales & Customer Success at ThoughtExchange and Ross McLaren, Director of Communications with the Government of Nova Scotia discuss how to unite communities and teams with qualitative experience and survey data as well as creating more effective, efficient and equitable outcomes amidst bureaucracy and red tape.

The Future is Now: Stakeholder Engagement for 2023 and Beyond - Innovate Atlantic Canada 2023

Innovation Shows

From Digital Strategy to Execution: One Cloud Step at a Time - Innovate Atlantic Canada 2023

In this session hear a former public servant’s journey and lessons learned from problem definition to Cloud-enabled business outcomes. Featuring insights from, Chris Daoust, Head of Customer Engineering - Public Sector, Healthcare and Higher Education (Canada) at Google.

From Digital Strategy to Execution: One Cloud Step at a Time - Innovate Atlantic Canada 2023

Innovation Shows

Enhancing the Government Digital Experience to Engage Citizens - Innovation Show Atlantic Canada 2023

In this keynote session Wendy MacDermott, Chief Experience Officer, Department of Social Development with the Government of New Brunswick discusses the importance of listening to the authentic client voice to design a human-centred digital experience which is engaging, builds trust and participation, as well as reducing admin burden to improve effectiveness and clients’ experiences.

Enhancing the Government Digital Experience to Engage Citizens - Innovation Show Atlantic Canada 2023

HR & Future of Work

The Future of Government: HR Leaders in Action

As organizations continue to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of work, HR leaders in government must take proactive measures to build a future-ready organization. In this article, we will examine some advice from five HR leaders within the Canadian public sector on how to achieve this. Our five experts representing the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario, Alberta Pensions Services Corporation, Public Services and Procurement Canada, Fraser Health and the Toronto Transit Commission will be participating in our upcoming HR and Future of Work Roadshow where they will be further sharing their insights into how their organizations are remaining agile …

The Future of Government: HR Leaders in Action

HR & Future of Work

HR Leaders Driving Change Through Unique DEI Strategies

HR leaders within the public service are further recognizing the importance of embracing DEI and are making some notable progress within this area. We’ve had the pleasure of hearing from three individuals who are set to participate in next month’s HR and Future of Work Roadshow, and who have shared their valuable insights, expertise and experiences with their own organization’s DEI initiatives.

HR Leaders Driving Change Through Unique DEI Strategies

Cyber Security & Risk Management

Strengthening Australian Cyber Security for a More Resilient Future

After a number of large scale cyber-attacks over the last year, the security of citizen data and systems of national significance remains at the forefront of the Government’s agenda. With the first ever Minister for Cyber Security, Hon Claire O’Neil, being appointed in June 2022, there is now a dedicated focus to reduce the risk of further breaches to Australian data and networks.

Strengthening Australian Cyber Security for a More Resilient Future

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