Mujtaba Nessari
About Mujtaba Nessari
Mujtaba Nessari is a public service professional in Canada, currently working with the Government of Canada since 2016 and co-founding Empower Pardons and Waivers in 2017. He has a background in criminology and extensive experience in providing support services to individuals seeking to overcome past challenges.
Work at Government of Canada
Mujtaba Nessari has been employed at the Government of Canada since 2016, contributing to public service for a total of eight years. His role involves engaging with various initiatives aimed at supporting citizens and enhancing community welfare. His experience in public service reflects a commitment to serving the public and addressing the needs of individuals seeking assistance.
Previous Experience in Public Service
Prior to his current role, Mujtaba Nessari worked at Pardon Services Canada as a Lead Senior Client Advisor from 2014 to 2015. He also served as a Correctional Officer with the Correctional Service of Canada for eight months in 2014. His diverse background in public service roles has equipped him with a broad understanding of the justice system and client advisory processes.
Co-Founder of Empower Pardons and Waivers
Since 2017, Mujtaba Nessari has been a Co-Founder of Empower Pardons and Waivers. In this capacity, he focuses on providing judgment-free and results-oriented services to assist individuals in overcoming past errors. His work emphasizes facilitating U.S. Entry Waivers and Purges, including Photograph and Fingerprint Destruction, which are critical services for clients seeking to move forward in their lives.
Education and Expertise
Mujtaba Nessari earned a Bachelor's degree in Criminology from Simon Fraser University, where he studied from 2010 to 2014. His educational background has provided him with a solid foundation in understanding criminal justice and rehabilitation processes, which informs his professional practice in public service and client advisory roles.
Background in Support Services
Before his roles in public service, Mujtaba Nessari worked as a Senior Residential Support Worker at Phoenix Drug & Alcohol Recovery & Education Society from 2011 to 2013. This experience contributed to his understanding of the challenges faced by individuals in recovery and reinforced his commitment to helping others achieve second chances.