Rosa Paliotti, Senior Advisor, PMMRP Community Management Office Treasury Board of Canada, Secretariat
Serge Deschênes, Section Head, Infrastructure and Environment Policy and Governance Management, Department of National Defence and Chair of TBS Interdepartmental Working Group on Real Property Competencies
Micheline Brunette, Manager, Capacity Building, Treasury Board of Canada, Secretariat

How can the establishment of functional competencies for the Real Property Community help you in your current job and in your career development? Competencies are a useful tool for professional development and career planning because they provide specific goals regardless of the organization or job context.

Join us for an update on the work being carried out by the Treasury Board of Canada, Secretariat (TBS) Interdepartmental Working Group on Real Property Competencies and learn about the TBS on-line Competency Assessment Tool. This tool will enable you and/or your manager to identify your learning needs in your role as a Real Property Specialist.

Ray Williams, B.A., M.A., PCC, CMC, Co-Founder of Success IQ University, and President of Ray Williams Associates

The workplace has changed dramatically in the past decade due to difficult economic times, a global economy, generations of differing values, and increased multi-cultural composition. Leaders and managers can no longer afford to practice leadership based upon the tried and true traditions of the past. In addition, we have so much more research available now on what kind of leadership is needed in the post-information organization – knowledge and practices that make for a significant new impact on organizational efficiency, productivity and workplace culture.

Christine Frank, Ph.D., Christine Frank & Associates

Alan Jowett, Analyst, DFRP, Real Property and Materiel Policy Division, Treasury Board of Canada, Secretariat
Rick Seaman, Senior Program/Policy Analyst, Occupational Safety and Health (OSH), Treasury Board of Canada, Secretariat
Jean-Pierre Lecours, Acting Director, Fire Protection Program, Labour Program, Human Resources and Skills Development Canada