Rob Turk
About Rob Turk
Rob Turk is a Policy Innovator in the Industrial and Technological Benefits Branch of the Government of Canada, where he has worked since 2014. He has held various roles in government, including Senior Policy Advisor and Regulatory Advisor, and has a background in design thinking from IDEO.
Work at Government of Canada
Rob Turk has been employed at the Government of Canada since 2014, currently serving as a Policy Innovator in the Industrial and Technological Benefits Branch. His role focuses on developing and implementing policies that enhance industrial and technological benefits for Canada. Prior to this position, he worked as a Senior Policy Advisor in Economic Strategy Tables since 2017, contributing to strategic economic initiatives. His previous experience includes roles at the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat and Industry Canada, where he engaged in regulatory review and manufacturing policy.
Education and Expertise
Rob Turk studied at the University of Victoria, where he gained foundational knowledge relevant to his career in public policy. He further enhanced his skills in design thinking through a program at IDEO. This educational background supports his expertise in policy innovation and economic strategy, enabling him to effectively contribute to various initiatives within the Government of Canada.
Background
Rob Turk has a diverse background in public service, with experience spanning over a decade. He began his career in the Government of Canada at Industry Canada, where he worked as an Industrial and Regional Benefits Manager from 2010 to 2014. He later held positions at the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat, including roles as a Regulatory Advisor and Policy Advisor focusing on regulatory review. His extensive experience in policy development and implementation has shaped his current role in the Industrial and Technological Benefits Branch.
Achievements
Throughout his career, Rob Turk has contributed to various policy initiatives within the Government of Canada. His work in the Industrial and Technological Benefits Branch involves promoting policies that support technological advancements and industrial growth. His previous roles in regulatory advisory and manufacturing policy have also played a significant part in shaping economic strategies for Canada, reflecting his commitment to enhancing the country's industrial capabilities.