Louise Wanczycki
About Louise Wanczycki
Louise Wanczycki serves as the Manager of Policy Coordination and Development at the Meteorological Service of Canada, where she has worked since 2020. With a background in public administration and experimental arts, she has extensive experience in policy development at a national level.
Work at Government of Canada
Louise Wanczycki has been employed at Environment and Climate Change Canada since 2020, where she serves as the Manager of Policy Coordination and Development within the Meteorological Service of Canada. In this role, she has been responsible for overseeing policy coordination and development at a national level, contributing to the formulation of policies that impact meteorological services across Canada. Her position is based in the National Capital Region, where she has worked for four years.
Previous Experience at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
Prior to her current role, Wanczycki worked at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada from 2005 to 2020. She held various positions, including Senior Analyst for 12 years and later served as Assistant Director in the Humanitarian, Security & Risk, Asylum Program Division from 2017 to 2020. In these roles, she managed significant aspects of policy development and coordination related to immigration and asylum programs in Canada.
Education and Expertise
Wanczycki holds a Master of Arts in Public Administration from Carleton University, which provides her with a strong foundation in public sector management and policy analysis. Additionally, she studied Experimental Arts at the Ontario College of Art and Design, where she achieved an AOCAD. This diverse educational background equips her with both analytical and creative skills, enhancing her capabilities in policy development.
Background in Public Administration and Arts
Louise Wanczycki has a unique background that combines public administration with experimental arts. Her experience in public administration has been instrumental in her roles within the Canadian government, where she has focused on policy coordination and development. The integration of her artistic education allows her to approach policy issues with a creative perspective, contributing to innovative solutions in her field.