PPF Chair Invested in the Order of Canada
Date: Friday November 17, 2017
OTTAWA, NOV. 17, 2017 -– The Public Policy Forum congratulates Anne-Marie Hubert, the Chair of its Board of Directors, on her investment into the Order of Canada. She will be invested as a Member by Governor General Julie Payette in a ceremony at Rideau Hall in Ottawa today.
“We are so delighted at this recognition of her massive contributions, both in the business life of the country and in pursuing better policy on behalf of Canadians,” says Edward Greenspon, President and CEO of the PPF.
Anne-Marie joined the PPF board in 2009 and became Chair in 2015. She has made an immeasurable impact on the organization and public policy in Canada.
Her citation reads:
Anne-Marie Hubert has a proven track record as an exceptional administrator, rising through the ranks of global firm EY, where she serves as managing partner for Quebec. She is deeply committed to parity and inclusion in business. She has also made a tangible impact within her organization through her initiatives to encourage professional development and mentorship for women and cultural minorities, initiatives that have since been emulated elsewhere. Actively involved in governance, she brings her energy and know-how to numerous educational, charitable and business organizations.
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