I was thrilled to meet with Minister Diab, a Dalhousie MPA graduate. Minister Diab was a co-panelist at our closing IOG/FOM Inter-Jurisdictional Executive Leadership presentation evening Spring, 2018. She exemplifies the leadership necessary to thrive within a new and evolving inter-jurisdictional, inter-sectoral and interdependent world.” Dr. Martine Durier-Copp.
The Honourable Lena Metlege Diab & Dr. Martine Durier-Copp
Photo Credit Anthony Zibara, Executive Assistant
Dr. Martine Durier-Copp was honoured to be welcomed to the Nova Scotia Legislature by the Minister for Immigration and La Francophonie, Hon. Lena Metlege Diab, MPA.
Hon. LENA METLEGE DIAB: Mr. Speaker, I rise today to applaud the accomplishments of Dr. Martine Durier-Copp
Martine began her career in international development in Montreal, relocating to Nova Scotia to take on challenging roles in the health care domain, serving as executive director of the Nova Scotia Royal Commission on Health Care and as the founding executive director of the Nova Scotia Provincial Health Council. Over the years, she has managed a number of international health projects and has, for over 20 years, served as a professor of the Dalhousie School of Public Administration.
Not only has Dr. Durier-Copp led the Social Science and Humanities Research Council-funded research into virtual teams, e-learning, and e-leadership, she is a skilled dancer and choreographer, bringing authentic flamenco to Atlantic Canada through Halifax’s Flamenco en Rouge group. I ask all members to join me in applauding Dr. Durier-Copp and thank her for helping shape the leaders of tomorrow, body, and mind.”
