Vinod Rajasekaran

Vinod Rajasekaran

Research Associate with the Public Policy Forum; Lead for PPX.

Last Contribution: How to Keep Young Talent in Canada

Contributor Biography

Mr. Rajasekaran joined the Public Policy Forum as a Research Associate in 2007 upon completion of an M.Sc in public policy from the University of Bristol, England. Since joining the team, he has primarily focused on projects related to Canada's competitiveness, economic development, and youth engagement.

Some of his recent projects relate to skills and learning, the implications of India's rise as global economic power, retaining young talent, new approaches to financing Aboriginal community infrastructure, and the transforming role of government in a post-recession Canadian economy.

He is also Lead for PPX – a newly created open network of young Canadians from all regions and walks of life who come together to inform, share, deliberate, and generate ideas of their own on how to tackle global and Canadian challenges. PPX encourages, supports, and designs projects that involve: inter-generational conversation, cross-sectoral collaboration, and inclusiveness.

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Margaret Somerville Margaret Somerville Founding Director of the Centre for Medicine, Ethics and Law, McGill University.
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