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Prime Minister announces changes in the senior ranks of the Public Service
August 6, 1996
Ottawa, Ontario
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien today announced
the following appointments:
1. Ronald Bilodeau, currently Deputy Minister and
Associate Secretary to the Cabinet (Intergovernmental Relations),
Privy Council Office, becomes Associate Secretary to the Cabinet
and Deputy Clerk of the Privy Council.
2. Ian Glen, currently Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet
(Operations), becomes Deputy Minister of the Environment.
3. George Anderson, currently Deputy Secretary to
the Cabinet (Intergovernmental Policy), becomes Deputy Minister
(Intergovernmental Affairs), Privy Council Office.
Messrs. Anderson and Glen will be replaced in their
current positions at the Privy Council Office by:
1. Michael Horgan, currently Assistant Secretary
to the Cabinet (Priorities and Planning), who becomes Deputy Secretary
to the Cabinet (Intergovernmental Policy).
2. Morris Rosenberg, currently Assistant Secretary
to the Cabinet (Economic and Regional Development), who becomes
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet (Operations).
The appointments of Messrs. Bilodeau, Anderson and
Horgan will be effective on August 12th, 1996 and those of Messrs.
Glen and Rosenberg will be effective on August 15th, 1996.
PMO Press Office: (613) 957-5555
(Biographical notes attached)
RONALD L. BILODEAU
Date of birth: March 1943
Education:
- B.A. (Humanities), Collège Sainte-Marie, Montreal
- B.Sc. (Political Science), University of Montreal
- M.A. (Political Science), University of Montreal
Professional Experience:
May 1994 to Present
Deputy Minister and Associate Secretary to the Cabinet (Intergovernmental
Relations), Privy Council Office
1993 - 1994
Deputy Minister of Natural Resources
1990 - 1993
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet (Operations), Privy Council Office
1987 - 1990
Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet (Government Operations and
Labour Relations), and then Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet
(Economic and Regional Development Policy), Privy Council Office
1984 - 1987
Director, Industry, Transportation and Natural Resources Division,
Programs Branch, and then Assistant Secretary (Industry, Transportation
and Resources), Programs Branch, Treasury Board Secretariat
1981 - 1984
Assistant Director, then Director, Regional Development and Resources,
Ministry of State for Economic Development
1975 - 1981
Director, Administrative and Technical Services; Director, Program
Analysis and Liaison, and acting Director General (1979), Planning
and Coordination Directorate, Project Evaluation Branch, Department
of Regional Economic Expansion
1974 - 1975
Study leave: École nationale d'administration, Paris
1967 - 1974
Various positions within the Department of Regional Economic Expansion,
the Public Service Commission, Transport Canada and the Canadian
International Development Agency
D. IAN GLEN, Q.C.
Date of birth: July 1946
Education:
- B.A., University of Guelph
- LL.B., Queen's University
- Called to the Bar of Ontario in 1973
Professional Experience:
December 1994 to Present
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet (Operations), Privy Council Office
November 1993 - December 1994
Associate Deputy Minister, Department of Citizenship and Immigration
June 1993 - November 1993
Associate Deputy Minister, Department of Public Security
February 1993 to June 1993
Associate Deputy Minister, Department of Employment and Immigration
1992 - 1993
Executive Director, Immigration Operations, Department of Employment
and Immigration
1987 - 1992
Assistant Deputy Solicitor General, Police and Security Branch,
Solicitor General of Canada
1984 - 1987
General Counsel, then Senior General Counsel, Legal Services for
Solicitor General, Department of Justice
1983
Legal Advisor to the Federal Government Negotiator for the Inuvialuit
Land Claim Settlement, Department of Justice
1981 - 1983
General Counsel for the Canada Employment and Immigration Commission,
Department of Justice
1978 - 1980
Director of Legal Services for the Canada Employment and Immigration
Commission, Department of Justice
1975 - 1978
Legal Officer for Manpower and Immigration Branch, Department
of Justice
1973 - 1974
Private legal practice, Huntsville, Ontario
GEORGE R.M. ANDERSON
Date of birth: February 1945
Education:
- B.A. (Political Science), Queen's University
- M.Litt. (Political Theory), Oxford University
- École nationale d'administration in Paris
Professional Experience:
February 1996 to Present
Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet (Intergovernmental Policy and
Communications), Privy Council Office
July 1995 - February 1996
Head of Policy Branch, Foreign Affairs and International Trade
Canada
December 1994 - July 1995
Senior Advisor to the Deputy Minister of Finance
May 1994 - December 1994
Executive Director, Infrastructure Works, Treasury Board Secretariat
November 1993 - May 1994
Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet, Infrastructure, Privy Council
Office
1990 - 1993
Assistant Deputy Minister, Economic Development Policy Branch,
Department of Finance Leave of absence: Visiting Fellow, Harvard University (1992-93)
1986 - 1990
Assistant Deputy Minister, Energy, Energy, Mines and Resources
Canada
1984 - 1986
Deputy Administrator, Canada Oil and Gas Lands Administration,
Energy, Mines and Resources Canada
1977 1984
Advisor, Coordination Branch, Federal-Provincial Relations Office.
Secondment as Analyst, Policy Planning Secretariat; then Director,
Western European Division, External Affairs and International
Trade. Secondment as Deputy Administrator, Canada Oil and Gas
Lands Administration, Energy, Mines and Resources Canada
1976
Program Analyst, Social and Manpower Division, Programs Branch,
Treasury Board Canada
1972 1975
Research Assistant, Machinery of Government, Privy Council Office
and then Executive Assistant, Deputy Minister's Office, Indian
Affairs and Northern Development. Education leave: Oxford University
(1974) and École nationale d'administration in Paris (1974-75)
J. MICHAEL HORGAN
Date of Birth: December 1955
Education:
- B.A. (Economics and Political Science), Concordia University
- M.A. (Economics), Queen's University
- M.A. (Economics), Princeton University, New Jersey, USA
Professional Experience:
October 1992 to Present
Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet (Priorities and Planning),
Privy Council Office
February 1991 - 1992
Director, International Economic Analysis Division, International
Trade and Finance Branch, Department of Finance
February 1990 - 1991
Director, Economic and Policy Analysis, Environment Canada
September 1987 - 1990
Tax Policy Officer; Chief, Strategic Planning; and then Assistant
Director, Sales and Excise Tax Division, Department of Finance
August 1986 - 1987
Senior Economist, Economic Development Division, Department of
Finance
June 1983 - 1985
Energy Economist, Energy and Resource Programs Division, Department
of Finance
March 1981 - 1982
Executive Assistant to the Senior Assistant Deputy Minister (Energy),
Energy, Mines and Resources Canada
September 1978 - 1981
Energy Economist, Energy and Resource Programs Division, Department
of Finance
MORRIS ROSENBERG
Date of birth: October 1951
Education:
B.A., Economics and Political Science, McGill University,
Montreal
- LL.L., Université de Montréal
- LL.M., Harvard University, Boston, Massachusetts, United States
- Called to the Bar of Quebec in 1977
Professional Experience:
July 1993 to Present
Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet, Economic and Regional Development,
Privy Council Office
1990 - 1993
Assistant Deputy Minister, Corporate Affairs and Legislative Policy,
Consumer and Corporate Affairs Canada
1988 - 1990
Senior General Counsel, Legal Services - Trade Law, Department
of Justice
1987 1988
Senior General Counsel, Legal Services, Consumer and Corporate
Affairs, Department of Justice
1986 - 1987
General Counsel, Legal Services, Consumer and Corporate Affairs,
Department of Justice
1982 - 1986
Counsel, Legal Services, Consumer and Corporate Affairs, Department
of Justice
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