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Task force of ex-CEOs, public servants to advise government on public service reform

The nine-member group will review digital government, major projects and Arctic sovereignty as part of a yearlong mandate backed by four foundations.

  • Today, a task force of CEOs and senior public servants assembled in Ottawa to advise the federal government on modernizing decision-making, digital government, AI, and Arctic sovereignty.
  • Backing from the Clean Economy Fund, the Hewitt Foundation, the Ivey Foundation, and the Jarislowsky Foundation allows the task force to operate independently throughout its yearlong mandate.
  • The nine-member panel includes a former national security adviser to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and a former CEO of Trans Mountain Corporation, along with former deputy ministers.
  • Separately, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency published a Federal Register notice establishing ANCHOR-CI to replace the 20-year Critical Infrastructure Partnership Advisory Council framework.
  • ANCHOR-CI creates four council types, including Cross-Sector Councils and Regional Coordinating Councils, designed to tackle emerging threats, AI issues, and supply-chain vulnerabilities across interconnected sectors.
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Task force of ex-CEOs, public servants to advise government on public service reform

OTTAWA - Some former CEOs and senior public servants have assembled a task force to advise the federal government on how it can make better decisions and be more accountable

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