Alexandra Ratte
About Alexandra Ratte
Alexandra Ratte is a Community Engagement Analyst at the Government of Canada, where she has worked since 2015. She specializes in analyzing compliance with Open Government Partnership guidelines and has experience in social media policy development.
Work at Government of Canada
Alexandra Ratte has been employed at the Government of Canada since 2015, serving as a Community Engagement Analyst for nine years in Ottawa, Ontario. In this role, she facilitates communication across various organizational groups to ensure compliance and effective collaboration. Her responsibilities include analyzing Canada's adherence to Open Government Partnership guidelines, with a specific focus on public consultation processes. Prior to her current position, she worked as an Information Management Student from 2013 to 2014, where she contributed to the development of social media policies and best practices for government use.
Current Role at Vista Centre Brain Injury Services
In addition to her work at the Government of Canada, Alexandra Ratte has been employed at Vista Centre Brain Injury Services since 2011 as a Residential Counselor. Over her 13 years in this role, she has supported individuals with brain injuries, providing care and assistance tailored to their needs. Her experience in this position complements her analytical skills and community engagement efforts in her governmental role.
Education and Expertise
Alexandra Ratte's expertise lies in community engagement and communication strategies within governmental frameworks. Her analytical skills are evident in her work assessing compliance with Open Government Partnership guidelines. She has also demonstrated proficiency in social media management by creating and compiling user testimonials to evaluate the effectiveness of these platforms in a government context.
Professional Experience
Alexandra Ratte's professional experience spans over a decade in roles that emphasize communication, compliance, and community engagement. Her tenure at the Government of Canada has involved significant contributions to enhancing collaboration through effective communication strategies. Additionally, her role at Vista Centre Brain Injury Services showcases her commitment to supporting vulnerable populations through direct care and engagement.