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Our flagship Executive Leadership Program (ELP) prepares federal public sector leaders across departments, and across Canada, to navigate the rapid and complex changes of our times. As leaders, you will be called to develop and implement complex new policies and programs for emerging public sector challenges. The ELP will challenge your strategic thinking, will expand your understanding of complex and challenging issues, and give you practical insight and skills to help you succeed.

Understand the fundamentals of public sector leadership and gain insights from the experience of public executives.

Giving feedback is a key skill. Learn these skills to enhance trust and avoid the minefield caused by poor communication.

How do principles of good governance work in Canada? How is citizens trust impacted? Why is it important? Join us for a dynamic and engaging exploration of how public sector governance works and why it matters so much.

If you work in government or in an organization that often deals with government, this webinar is a must-take to guide you through the structures, players and processes that make up government.

This webinar acts as a “user guide” for scientists and researchers working with or in the federal government. Learn the foundations of how the federal government works, and your unique role as a science-based public servant.

Be an innovative public servant and learn how to use experimentation to explore new ways of designing and delivering public policy and services.

Join a two-day intermediate-level exploration of the integration of science, innovation, and policy to drive evidence-informed decisions.

This webinar will help you get a handle on your stress points and get you to think about what needs to be done to improve your personal resilience to deal with the day to day grind and the stress that goes with it.

The contract (or compact) between science and society is changing. The interface between science, innovation, and policy making must change, too.