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Kelliann Dean
Deputy Minister of Tourism, Culture
& Heritage
A native Nova Scotian, Kelliann Dean joined
the Department of Tourism, Culture and Heritage in January,
2004 as Deputy Minister.
Kelliann has extensive experience in strategic business communications
and business development. From 2001 to 2004, she served as vice
president of business development for Nova Scotia Business Incorporated,
the province's business development agency.
For 13 years, Kelliann worked at the Business Development Bank
of Canada in Halifax and Montreal where she held positions of
increasing responsibility in the areas of communications, public
relations, human resources, marketing and business development.
Prior to leaving, she was assistant vice-president, strategic
initiatives.
As Deputy Minister, Kelliann is a member of the Art Gallery
of Nova Scotia Board of Governors and Executive Committee, chair
of the Nova Scotia Museum Board of Governors and vice chair
of the Nova Scotia Public Archives Board of Trustees. She also
serves on the boards of the Canadian Tourism Commission and
the Trade Centre Limited.
Kelliann holds a bachelor of public relations degree from Mount
Saint Vincent University and a master's degree in business administration
from Saint Mary's University. |
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