Council of Canadian Innovators

Meetings over time

• May 20252 meetingsJoanna Murphy, Scott Taylor, Patrick Comtois, John Dullaert, David Boland
  May 2025: 2 meetings, with Joanna Murphy, Scott Taylor, Patrick Comtois, John Dullaert, David Boland
• Jun 202522 meetingsArianne Reza, Dominic Laporte, Marc Brouillard, Joel Lightbound, Niloo Boroun
  Jun 2025: 22 meetings, with Arianne Reza, Dominic Laporte, Marc Brouillard, Joel Lightbound, Niloo Boroun
• Jul 20255 meetingsGeneviève Bouthillier, Francois Cremet, Allison Catmur, Stéphane Crépeau -, Wendy Hadwen
  Jul 2025: 5 meetings, with Geneviève Bouthillier, Francois Cremet, Allison Catmur, Stéphane Crépeau -, Wendy Hadwen
• Aug 202513 meetingsMatthew O'Connell, Tim Logan, Mitch Davies, Chantal Warywonda, Marie-Claude Hurens
  Aug 2025: 13 meetings, with Matthew O'Connell, Tim Logan, Mitch Davies, Chantal Warywonda, Marie-Claude Hurens
• Sep 202514 meetingsDavid Lametti, Jenna Sudds, Karim Bardeesy, Niloo Boroun, Matthew O'Connell
  Sep 2025: 14 meetings, with David Lametti, Jenna Sudds, Karim Bardeesy, Niloo Boroun, Matthew O'Connell
• Oct 202512 meetingsLoris Mirella, Peter Wall, Trevor Todd, Raquel Dancho, Mark Schaan
  Oct 2025: 12 meetings, with Loris Mirella, Peter Wall, Trevor Todd, Raquel Dancho, Mark Schaan
• Nov 20256 meetingsJohn Burnett, Charles Vincent, Arash Rahmani, Lena Metlege Diab, Louise Baird
  Nov 2025: 6 meetings, with John Burnett, Charles Vincent, Arash Rahmani, Lena Metlege Diab, Louise Baird
• Dec 20259 meetingsDoug Guzman, Yianni Papadatos, Wilder Walker-Stewart, Laurent DeCasanove, John Burnett
  Dec 2025: 9 meetings, with Doug Guzman, Yianni Papadatos, Wilder Walker-Stewart, Laurent DeCasanove, John Burnett
• Jan 20269 meetingsVance White, Cornel Turdeanu, Simran Arulraj, Martin Champoux, Wilder Walker-Stewart
  Jan 2026: 9 meetings, with Vance White, Cornel Turdeanu, Simran Arulraj, Martin Champoux, Wilder Walker-Stewart
• Feb 202613 meetingsTim Logan, Dominic Laporte, Levent Ozmutlu, Clinton Lawrence-Whyte, Peter Wall
  Feb 2026: 13 meetings, with Tim Logan, Dominic Laporte, Levent Ozmutlu, Clinton Lawrence-Whyte, Peter Wall
• Mar 202619 meetingsJoelle Paquette, Clinton Lawrence-Whyte, Levent Ozmutlu, Serge Bijimine, Daniel Dobson
  Mar 2026: 19 meetings, with Joelle Paquette, Clinton Lawrence-Whyte, Levent Ozmutlu, Serge Bijimine, Daniel Dobson
• Apr 202610 meetingsDiakarian-Tarak Diallo, Kelsey Lane, Jenna Sudds, Maggie Chi, Sonia Sidhu
  Apr 2026: 10 meetings, with Diakarian-Tarak Diallo, Kelsey Lane, Jenna Sudds, Maggie Chi, Sonia Sidhu
• May 202626 meetingsIris Petten, James Burns, Elizabeth Arsenault, Joanne Thompson, Conor Lewis
  May 2026: 26 meetings, with Iris Petten, James Burns, Elizabeth Arsenault, Joanne Thompson, Conor Lewis
• Jun 202611 meetingsTom Osborne, Mirka Roy-Guay, Audrey Milette, François-Philippe Champagne, Morgan McCullogh
  Jun 2026: 11 meetings, with Tom Osborne, Mirka Roy-Guay, Audrey Milette, François-Philippe Champagne, Morgan McCullogh
• Jul 20266 meetingsMark Schaan, Jordan Zed, Anushka Kurian, Hugo Lalonde, Alan MacDonald
  Jul 2026: 6 meetings, with Mark Schaan, Jordan Zed, Anushka Kurian, Hugo Lalonde, Alan MacDonald

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What they lobby about

• Economic Development171
• Science and Technology33
• Industry25
• Immigration15
• Health14
• International Trade13
• National Security/Security13
• Defence8
• Taxation and Finance5
• Small Business4
• Employment and Training1

The registry's own subject categories, chosen by the lobbyist on each filing. Each one opens its own page.

Who they met

The 40 most-met of 219 people named in these filings.

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) (67) · House of Commons (63) · Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) (37) · Finance Canada (FIN) (32) · National Defence (DND) (31) · Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) (11)

In their own words

• The Council of Canadian Innovators (CCI) is engaging with government officials to discuss the alignment between CCI’s priorities and the federal government’s efforts to foster innovation in Canada. These discussions focus on ensuring that government programs and policies effectively support high-growth Canadian technology firms and strengthen the country’s innovation ecosystem.
• Health Canada: advocate for an increase of resources for Therapeutics Canada for them to speed up processing times and efficiencies within their department; create working groups and framework with industry leaders and health Canada on digital and data health, and create a therapeutics working group with industry and health Canada.
• Advance discussions on policies and programs that advance prosperity and innovation in Atlantic Canada and beyond including procurement, productivity, healthtech, artifical intelligence, clean tech, skills, immigration and other topics of relevance to members.