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Diversity & Inclusion in Policy Making: The Public Servant's Role
Diversity & Inclusion in Policy Making: The Public Servant's Role

Tue, Jan 26

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Diversity & Inclusion in Policy Making: The Public Servant's Role

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Time & Location

Jan 26, 2021, 7:00 p.m. MST

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About the event

With sustained attention by social and traditional media, elected officials and public servants all over the world have placed a renewed urgency on the question - How can public policy decisions become more inclusive of the widely diverse populations our organizations serve? Join us for a thought-provoking conversation on this question, designed specifically for public sector employees in Alberta.

Panelists:

Karen MacKenzie, President, MacKintosh Canada and PeopleBest Canada

  • Ms. MacKenzie is a proud Cree-Métis woman and the President of MacKintosh Canada, an Indigenous owned, international consulting company and PeopleBest Canada, an artificial intelligence company. Business ownership along with academic and senior management positions has led Karen to this important crossroads in our collective societies where co-creation of the future is both important and enabling. Karen brings her traditional knowledge of Indigenous ways into the contemporary workplace, as this wisdom and way of being reflect “wise practices of purpose driven individuals, communities…

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