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| Gonzague Guéranger, Executive Director, Financial Management Policy, Office of the Comptroller General |
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For nearly 3 years, Mr. Guéranger and his team have worked, in close cooperation with all federal government departments, on the Treasury Board’s financial management policy renewal in order to reinforce corporate governance with respect to financial management, to specify roles and responsibilities on all levels, and to ensure that the practices in force in Canada correspond to those of other leading-edge jurisdictions.
Mr. Guéranger occupied a variety of management positions in the private sector and the public sector, both on the provincial and the federal scene. Notably, he worked for the Bank of Canada, EDS-Hewlett Packard, and the Secrétariat du Conseil du trésor of the government of Quebec.
Mr. Guéranger has a Masters in Business Administration from the University of Ottawa, as well as, a Masters in Management Sciences obtained in Paris, France.
The Treasury Board has recently renewed its financial management policy suite in order to ensure that Canada’s current practices strengthen accountability and transparency, and compare to other front end administration practices. The objective of this presentation is to introduce the main changes of the new policies, discuss the practical aspect of their implementation in your department, and their impact on the roles of the Financial Management community and managers. Join us to grasp the key elements of these policies.
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