Kelly is Nous Canada’s Government Sector Lead. She has spent her career working with the public sector on strategic and operational change initiatives. Her work has involved developing innovative and ambitious strategies and enabling change through implementing service transformation in complex environments. She has worked with clients at the municipal, provincial and federal levels and with post-secondary institutions in Canada.

Recently, Kelly helped lead a major service transformation program during which she drove the design and implementation of user-centred services and supported change through improved organizational structures and processes. Over the past year, she also led the review of a public sector organization to identify ways to improve oversight and management, while focusing on improved services for staff and external stakeholders.

Dr. Matthew Chow is an experienced leader, clinician, and innovator. He served as President of Doctors of British Columbia in 2021, leading 14,000 physicians through the challenges of a global pandemic, mass immunization campaign, and multiple climate-related disasters. He joined the TELUS Consumer Health team as Chief Mental Health Officer in 2022, and contributes to the national commentary on healthcare reform, mental health care, and digitalization.

Dr. Chow’s leadership experience includes co-chairing the Specialist Services Committee, a joint initiative of Doctors of BC and the BC Ministry of Health to improve services such as surgical and mental health care, and an appointment to the Medical Services Commission of BC, overseeing more than $3 billion in annual public healthcare spending.

Dr. Chow is a clinical specialist in mental health, with a subspecialty focus on children, youth, and families. He was one of the first in Canada to see patients in their homes via video--- a decade before such visits became popular during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Chow has also contributed to community-based programs such as Foundry BC, tertiary acute care services at BC Children's Hospital, and taught medical trainees at the University of British Columbia.

Aaron is the Director General for Service Experience Design and Delivery in Employment and Social Development Canada. Aaron joined Service Canada from the Department for Work and Pensions in the United Kingdom where he led teams transforming the experience for UK citizens across a number of services including retirement, health & disability and digital identity. Aaron is passionate about making Government services work better for the citizens it serves. He is an advocate for human-centred design and driving integration between policy development and service delivery.

Aaron and his wife have four children and relocated to Canada in Summer 2022.

Adil is currently President and CEO of Kensington Health. he has a vast background in nursing, public health, international development, and health system strategy in Canada and internationally. His career has crossed many sectors with diverse populations, including community care, public health, acute care, home care, regional care, and specialty health. He has worked extensively in Ontario and the Middle East, and understands the relationship between accountability and strategy, planning, quality, performance measurement, best-practice implementation and change management.

Prior to joining Ontario Health, Adil was the founding CEO of Royale Home Health (of Royale Hayat Hospital in Kuwait). Before that, he served as Middle East Executive Regional Director and Operational Lead for University Health Network (UHN) where he led an international cancer centre transformation in the region.

Adil is a Registered Nurse and holds a BSc Nursing from the University of Western Ontario and a Master of Health Administration from the University of Ottawa. Most recently he served as Ontario Health’s Senior Vice President, Health System Performance and Support, where his position has required him to oversee Ontario Health’s work to advance provincial strategies, funding, accountability agreements, standards and initiatives through information, evidence, and other supports to assess, inform and improve overall health system performance and effectiveness.

Mohammad Qureshi is the Corporate Chief Information Officer and Associate Deputy Minister for the Government Information Technology Ontario (GovTechON) organization, leading more than 4000 I+IT technologists, powering the Government of Ontario to be a leading digital jurisdiction. With 20+ years in public service, his mission has remained the same: enable the public sector to harness the benefits of transformative technology and deliver better outcomes for people.

Prior to becoming CCIO, he was named Ontario’s first Chief Information Security Officer before becoming Chief Information Officer of the Infrastructure Technology Services division. In May of 2022, Mohammad was recognized as the CIO of the Year within the public sector category, by IT World Canada.

Shannon Lundquist is the Federal Account Leader for Deloitte Canada. She believes in the power of resilience. With over 25 years’ experience working in public sector transformation, she promotes a culture of optimism and well-being with her teams. Shannon has worked with numerous public and private sector organizations to achieve success and deliver value in areas of program management, governance, business and technology sourcing, shared services, operations management, systems implementation and change leadership.

Prior to taking on this role, Shannon was a member of the Canadian Executive Team for Deloitte, serving as the Chief of Staff for Anthony Viel, CEO. Shannon worked directly with the Executive Leadership Team’s to effect strategic and cultural change across the organization, and led the firm's pandemic crisis response. In addition, she established Deloitte as the premier executive sponsor for the Coordinated Accessible National (CAN) Health Network, bringing innovation to healthcare delivery systems across Canada.

In her previous role as Healthcare Consulting Leader for Canada and Chile, Shannon worked with hospitals, home healthcare and academic organizations to refine and execute on their clinical delivery and innovations strategies including directing clinical services and capital planning at a number of Canada's leading health systems.

Before moving to consulting, Shannon had a successful 14-year career in the British Columbia Public Service, where her final assignment was directing a complex 10-year, $750 million agreement including the design and implementation of an outsourced shared service organization for finance and health revenue services.

Adithi is a Partner at Deloitte, the public sector industry for Consulting, and the founder of Deloitte New Zealand’s social impact practice. Her passion is for bringing together individuals and organisations to address ‘wicked problems’ at multiple levels: changing systems to transform outcomes, redesigning services to be simpler and generate better outcomes, and shifting mindsets to focus on equity, sustainability and impact.

Her work has included redesign of social housing services, welfare payment services, accident compensation services and child care and protection services in New Zealand. She is the co-leader of Deloitte’s State of the State reports on Social Investment, Resilience, Family Social Capital, Inclusive Growth and Government Reform.

Within Deloitte, Adithi leads Future of Government and Civil Government focus areas for the Asia-Pacific region and sits on the Deloitte New Zealand Board.