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Dana O'Born
Council of Canadian Innovators
Dana O'Born is an accomplished individual with a diverse educational background and extensive professional experience in strategy, advocacy, policy advisory, and research coordination.
Dana pursued a Master's Degree in Business and Law from Bucerius Law School, complementing a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) in Law from The University of Edinburgh and a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology from Wilfrid Laurier University.
With a strong foundation in academia, Dana transitioned into various roles within reputable organizations, including serving as the former Vice President of Strategy and Advocacy at the Council of Canadian Innovators | Conseil Canadien des Innovateurs.
Furthermore, Dana has held positions such as Director of Strategic Initiatives, Senior Policy Advisor at the Ontario Ministry of Transportation, Advisor in Policy at the Office of the Government House Leader, and Legislative Assistant & Issues Manager at the Ontario Ministry of Economic Development and Growth.
Apart from these roles, Dana's professional journey includes experiences as an Instructor at SPINCO Canada, Research Coordinator at Global Public Affairs, and Content Coordinator at DAA Deutsche Auftragsagentur GmbH (Solar-Power Communications Agency) to name a few.
Dana's multifaceted background also extends to research internships at Glade Michel Wirtz Corporate & Competition and research assistant roles at St. Francis Xavier University.
Moreover, Dana has contributed to the field of marketing and sponsorship during the tenure as Sponsorship & Marketing personnel at Wilfrid Laurier University Athletics.
Dana O'Born's rich educational qualifications and diverse professional engagements reflect a comprehensive skill set and a valuable perspective on business, law, policy, and strategic initiatives.