Jauvin was President, Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency (CanNor) August 2009 – October 2011; An 2011 Internal Audit revealed serious problems at CanNor; Audit said agency broke almost every financial management rule since its creation in 2009; the then Prime Minister Stephen Harper created the federal agency to develop Canada's North. It managed about $75 million dollars a year. In March 2011, the comptroller general identified issues with CanNor. In a report, the comptroller noted the agency did not establish a financial management framework, which it was supposed to do according to its mandate. This meant that it violated almost every one of these basic rules when it came to expense control, tendering contracts, credit card usage, travel and hospitality to its guests; CanNor was first led by Jauvin; she retired in the summer of 2011 and was rehired by the then Health Minister Leona Aglukkaq to temporarily advise the office on CanNor, at a salary of more than $200,000 a year
Who are the Expatriates hired as
new Permanent Secretaries? Fijileaks goes beyond what PSC gave to Fiji media:

Retired Deputy Minister at Government of Canada
Ottawa, Canada Area
Government Administration
Current
- Government of Canada
Previous
- Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency,
- Public Service Agency,
- Social Development Canada
Education
- University of Ottawa / Université d'Ottawa
Experience
Retired Deputy Minister
Government of Canada
October 2011 – Present (4 years 4 months)- President
Canadian Northern Economic Development Agency
August 2009 – October 2011 (2 years 3 months) - President
Public Service Agency
August 2006 – August 2009 (3 years 1 month) - Deputy Minister
Social Development Canada
December 2003 – February 2006 (2 years 3 months)Ottawa, Canada Area - Deputy Solicitor General of Canada
Solicitor General of Canada
June 2000 – December 2003 (3 years 7 months)Ottawa, Canada Area - Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet
Privy Council Office
1983 – 2000 (17 years) - Assistant Secretary to the Cabinet
Privy Council Office
1983 – 2000 (17 years)
University of Ottawa / Université d'Ottawa
LL.L, Civil Law
1977 – 1982
Serving clients at a homeless shelter
The Ottawa Mission
April 2012 – Present (3 years 10 months) Poverty Alleviation
and Information Technology

IT Consultant at RPV Consultants
Canberra, Australia
Government Administration
Current
RPV Consultants,
Gunning Fish River Rural Fire Brigade,
Relationships Australia Canberra Region
Previous
Australian Maritime Safety Authority,
CSIRO,
Australian Taxation Office
Education
University of Oxford - Said Business School
Summary
Experienced, energetic IT leader and thinker, delivery focused with public and private sector experience, a true believer that technology can greatly improve our lives.
Experience
RPV Consultants
IT Consultant
RPV Consultants
June 2015 – Present (8 months)Canberra, Australia
President
Gunning Fish River Rural Fire Brigade
April 2015 – Present (10 months)
Director
Relationships Australia Canberra Region
November 2013 – Present (2 years 3 months)
Director of not-for-profit relationship counselling and family services organisation with a noble mission and dedicated employees
Australian Maritime Safety Authority
CIO
Australian Maritime Safety Authority
July 2008 – May 2015 (6 years 11 months) Canberra, Australia
IT strategy development and execution; strategic vendor and contract management; IT project delivery and business engagement; chair of Commonwealth CIO Forum
CSIRO
Executive Manager Program Office
CSIRO
2004 – 2008 (4 years)Canberra, Australia
Responsible for CSIRO’s portfolio of major IT programs and projects, consulting and analysis services, applications delivery and strategic information management. Projects under management over $80 million.
Initiated a fantastic development programs for junior project managers.
Won international PMI award for outstanding project management organisation (2007)
Australian Taxation Office
Project Manager/Test Director
Australian Taxation Office
2000 – 2004 (4 years)
Managed multiple large test teams during GST implementation; grew and managed enterprise testing function across three cities, around 120 staff.
Project manager responsible for delivery of multiple accounting systems projects including provisioning on mainframe based accounts across the internet for the first time.
Unisys Australia
Project Manager/Consultant
Unisys Australia
1998 – 2000 (2 years)
Technical strategy manager for mainframe remediation, project delivery for Y2K upgrades, business & technical analysis and consulting
Project Manager, Analyst, Writer, Test Manager
Independent Contractor
1996 – 1998 (2 years) Canberra, Australia
Courses
Australian Maritime Safety Authority
CIO Academy (Oxford University)
CSIRO
Company Directors Course (AICD)

Business Development Manager, Sport:80 Services Limited. Alison began her sports management career in South Africa in various volunteer capacities. This opened up a new professional career in sport in event organisation, bidding to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games as well as working on development initiatives. She then took up the challenge of working in the National Paralympic Committee managing the high performance programme across all sports. This led to her appointment as assistant chef for the team which competed in the 2000 Paralympic Games. Leading the restructure of the NPC to become inclusive of all disability groups, Alison later took on the role of general manager and managed the merger with the NOC and CGA while also being chef de mission of the 2004 Paralympic team and the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games team. Another challenge beckoned and she moved to work in the public service in sport and recreation and then to work in an international federation in Switzerland – mainly to improve her French. Earlier in 2015, she moved to the UK and works in the IT sector supporting efficiencies for NGBs.
Experience
Director: Operations and Para Table Tennis
International Table Tennis Federation
January 2013 – Present (3 years 1 month) Lausanne Area, Switzerland
Deputy Executive Director: Operations
International Table Tennis Federation
September 2010 – Present (5 years 5 months)
Project Manager
International Table Tennis Federation
September 2009 – December 2009 (4 months)
General Manager
Disability Sport South Africa
2003 – 2007 (4 years)
Volunteer Experience & Causes
Executive member
South African Commonwealth Games Association
Overseeing day to day functions; team selections; chef de mission of the youth team 2004

He has provided investment banking and corporate advice to private companies, local authorities, central government agencies, the United Nations Food and Agricultural organisation and the United Nations Development Programme in a career that has spanned England, Southern and Eastern Africa, Australia and New Zealand.
In 2012 he was appointed by UNOPS to an international Advisory Pool of Experts in Public Infrastructure for a three year term.
Paul's academic background covers accounting, finance and economics. In 2008 he completed the Senior Executive Fellows Programme at the Harvard University Kennedy School of Government. He has postgraduate and graduate degrees from the London School of Economics and Massey University.
Paul is a Chartered Accountant and a Fellow of the Institute of Directors, a Fellow of the New Zealand Institute of Management and a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Company Secretaries. He has undertaken a number of government roles including been a member of the New Zealand Government’s Small Business Advisory Group (2006/09), appointed to the Volvo Ocean Race Auckland Stopover Committee (2011/12) and member of a Ministerial Review of New Zealand Defence Reserve Forces (2010/11). He also sits on a number of boards, including the Massey University Foundation.
Paul is a retired Colonel in the New Zealand Army, and most recently commanded a Regiment. He has attended the Canadian Militia Command and Staff College in Ontario and has undertaken operational tours in East Timor, South Lebanon and Syria.
Paul has been involved in a number of expeditions, including project adviser and sailor on both the Borobudur Ship Expedition 2003/04 (www.borobudurshipexpedition.com), a reconstructed 700AD century ship, and the Phoenician Ship Expedition, 2008/2012, (www.phoenicia.org.uk), a reconstructed 600BC ship. He is a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. In his spare time, Paul is building a replica M26 Supermarine Spitfire.