158 Gloucester Street
Ottawa
| BREAKFAST SESSION with Jean-François Tremblay, Deputy Minister of Indigenous Services Canada
Jean-François Tremblay, Deputy Minister of Indigenous Services Canada, will lead a thought-provoking discussion on how evaluation can contribute to meaningful improvements to the ways in which programs and services are delivered and their resulting impacts on people. The federal government, including Indigenous Services Canada, is currently undergoing significant transformation in the way it works with its partners to improve access to high quality services for Indigenous peoples. From its unique vantage point and through meaningful engagement and co-creation with Indigenous partners, evaluators can provide invaluable foresight and advice to leaders while organizations are in the midst of transforming. Mr. Tremblay will discuss his views and insight on the ways in which timely evaluation can add tremendous value to leaders during times of transformative change such as that currently being led by Indigenous Services Canada. |
| Date: November 15, 2018
Time: 8:00 am – 10:00 am Location: RCAF Officers’ Mess, 158 Gloucester Street, Ottawa Cost: CES Members – Free Non-Members – $50 (payable by cheque or credit card prior to the event) Registration: Limited registation. Please RSVP with the CES-NCC Secretariat Office by e-mail:nccsecretariat@evaluationcanada.ca. If you have dietary restrictions, please be sure to make note of them in your email. Presenters: |
Jean-François Tremblay – Deputy Minister of Indigenous Services
Jean-François Tremblay was appointed Deputy Minister of Indigenous Services on September 25th, 2017.
Mr. Tremblay joined the federal public service in 2000 as a policy analyst with the Privy Council Office, holding a variety of responsibilities with Intergovernmental Affairs and the Social Development Policy Secretariat.
Mr. Tremblay holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from Université Laval.
David Peckham is the Chief Audit and Evaluation Executive for Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada and Indigenous Services Canada. In this role he has responsibility for internal audit, evaluation, investigations and corporate risk coordination. David joined the department in September 2017.
Stay tuned for information about the next breakfast session. You can also see presentations from previous breakfast sessions.