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Prime Minister Announces Senior Appointments
July 27, 1998
Ottawa, Ontario
Prime Minister Jean Chrétien today announced the following appointments:
1. Ian Green, as Deputy Secretary (Operations), Privy Council Office. Mr. Green is currently the Associate Deputy Minister of Human Resources Development and Vice-Chairperson of the Canada Employment Insurance Commission. Mr. Green replaces Morris Rosenberg who was recently appointed Deputy Minister of Justice and Deputy Attorney General of Canada.
2. Dennis Wallace, as Associate Deputy Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development . Since December 1995, Mr. Wallace has held the position of Assistant Deputy Minister, Veterans Services, with the Department of Veterans Affairs.
These appointments are effective August 4, 1998.
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Biographical notes are attached.
PMO Press Office: (613) 957-5555
IAN C. GREEN
Date of Birth: November 1949
Education: B.A. Geography, University of Ottawa
Professional Experience
March 1997 to Present
Associate Deputy Minister of Human Resources Development and Vice-Chairperson of the Canada Employment Insurance Commission
March 1995 - March 1997
Assistant Deputy Minister, Human Resources Investment Branch, Human Resources Development Canada
August 1993 - March 1995
Assistant Deputy Minister, Social Development and Education Programs, Human Resources Development Canada
June 1990 - August 1993
Assistant Deputy Minister, Social Service Programs Branch, then Assistant Deputy Minister, Health and Social Programs, Health and Welfare Canada
February 1987 - June 1990
Assistant Deputy Minister, Policy, Planning and Information Branch, Health and Welfare Canada
April 1985 - February 1987
Assistant Under Secretary of State, Corporate Policy and Public Affairs, Secretary of State
August 1983 - April 1985
Director, Machinery of Government Directorate, Privy Council Office
September 1980 - August 1983
Senior Officer, Machinery of Government Directorate, Privy Council Office
1978 - 1980
Various positions, including Executive Assistant to the Leader of the Opposition, and later to the Prime Minister of Canada
1974 - 1977
Various positions, including Planning and Policy Secretary and Legislative Assistant to the Leader of the Opposition
DENNIS WALLACE
Date of Birth: April 1946
Education: Diploma in Business Administration, Lakehead University
B.A., Political Science, Lakehead University
Masters, Business Administration, University of Western Ontario
Professional Experience:
December 1995 to Present
Assistant Deputy Minister, Veterans Services, Department of Veterans Affairs
May 1992 - 1995
Executive Director, Canadian Grain Commission
April 1988 - 1992
Assistant Deputy Minister, Western Economic Diversification Canada
March 1986 - 1988
Regional Director General, Alberta, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
May 1982 - 1986
Director of Operations, Ontario Region, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
May 1981 - 1982
Project Executive, Management Improvement, Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
1975 - 1981
Various positions with the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs, including District Manager, Indian and Inuit Affairs in Kenora, Ontario
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