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That’s a three hour commute, twice a week. Watch the videos to learn more about space. And give someone else the opportunity to take the reins at the CSA and again, I said like I said earlier, I don’t want this to be my swan song. He will have served five and half years, the second longest tenured leader of the CSA behind only William “Mac” Evans. Not just one reason His reasons for leaving are more nuanced than you might think, and the decision “was probably one of the most difficult conversations that took me the longest to figure out.” Location: Saint-Hubert, Quebec (Region of Montreal) Application Review Date: April 8, 2020 . But when he does leave he wants “do different types of things where I’m pretty much in, in control of my of work, and who I work with, and how it happens.”I don’t know Laporte’s age, but I suspect he’s in his mid-50’s, which he confirms as being closer to 60 than 55, and I tell him, from my perspective, that he’s still young with respect to working, which he appreciates. März 2015 ist Sylvain Laporte Präsident der CSA/ASC. Biography of Sylvain Laporte, President of the CSA since 2015.
Opportunity number: J0120-0492 . Boucher is an entrepreneur, writer, editor & publisher. Laporte was appointed President of the CSA on February 27, 2015. SpaceQ recently had the opportunity to speak with Sylvain Laporte, the outgoing President of the Canadian Space Agency about why he was leaving after one term. However, in listening to his story I come to understand that he still wants to do meaningful work, though at this point, not for too long, and importantly, on his terms, and I think to myself, he’s earned it.While Laporte says “there’s not really a singular reason that says, you know I’m moving on,” there is one reason that clearly stands out from our conversation, travel. But, I took, I took the agency down a very interesting path in my, in my five years, got a lot of, of mileage out of that, some successes and some some failures, and you know at some point, it’s time for someone also to take it from where it is today and bring it to a different level.”I ask him about what he thinks are some of the highlights of his time on the job. Salary range: $206,600.00 - $243,000.00/Year . This list may not reflect recent changes (). Canadian Space Agency President. Discover our image gallery! Portfolio: Innovation, Science and Industry . Report a problem or mistake on this page. Position title: President . Image gallery. © Copyright 2020 SpaceQ Media Inc., All Rights Reserved Look at images produced by RADARSAT-2 of natural disasters at different points in time. Before being appointed as President of the Canadian Space Agency, Sylvain Laporte was the Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) effective April 2011. He held various positions in such fields as engineering, maintenance, and human resource management.He earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from the Canadian Space Agency Fri, 31 Jul 2020 08:08:55 GMT. He brought new leadership to the agency and much needed stability. Science Advisor to the President. You can do the math on the commute over time, but it’s time away from his family.He says working at the CSA is “is probably the best job I’ve ever had in my career,” so the commute, it’s “a sacrifice you make, and I can’t complain, I have a comfortable car.” He stresses the point that while the drive is long, it’s productive as he would “have all sorts of other conversations.”If Laporte had wanted a second term and applied, he would have “gotten some support.” So he could have stayed, and that says a lot about the job he’s done. The CSA has a long history of leaders who stayed in the job for a short time. Before being appointed as President of the Canadian Space Agency, Sylvain Laporte was the Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (Previously, he held the position of Executive Director, Industrial Technologies Office (Before joining the public service, he worked for the Canada Post Corporation in various sectors, such as marketing, retail, logistics and information technology.The President gained extensive experience as an aerospace engineer over the course of his 20-year career with the Canadian Armed Forces. Please select all that apply: A link, button or video is not working. I really would like to continue in this in this area, but I’d like to contribute differently. Share this page. So the agreed additional time is six months. He states his last day is September 9.He elaborates further on his decision to leave and reminisces a bit.“So I had to come to grips with making this decision myself and like I said, space, I was new to space five years ago, what I have discovered is such a fantastic sector. He doesn’t want to talk about this topic yet and he says laughingly, “what I can say quickly is that I had a lot of fun, for sure. Let’s keep that question for when I’ve put some thoughts together.” Right now he says “my mind’s 100% on the, on the job, and zero percent on my future.” And those thoughts include how the CSA is handling the COVID-19 pandemic.I ask him if part of his plan was to have a smooth transition for his successor?
That’s a three hour commute, twice a week. Watch the videos to learn more about space. And give someone else the opportunity to take the reins at the CSA and again, I said like I said earlier, I don’t want this to be my swan song. He will have served five and half years, the second longest tenured leader of the CSA behind only William “Mac” Evans. Not just one reason His reasons for leaving are more nuanced than you might think, and the decision “was probably one of the most difficult conversations that took me the longest to figure out.” Location: Saint-Hubert, Quebec (Region of Montreal) Application Review Date: April 8, 2020 . But when he does leave he wants “do different types of things where I’m pretty much in, in control of my of work, and who I work with, and how it happens.”I don’t know Laporte’s age, but I suspect he’s in his mid-50’s, which he confirms as being closer to 60 than 55, and I tell him, from my perspective, that he’s still young with respect to working, which he appreciates. März 2015 ist Sylvain Laporte Präsident der CSA/ASC. Biography of Sylvain Laporte, President of the CSA since 2015.
Opportunity number: J0120-0492 . Boucher is an entrepreneur, writer, editor & publisher. Laporte was appointed President of the CSA on February 27, 2015. SpaceQ recently had the opportunity to speak with Sylvain Laporte, the outgoing President of the Canadian Space Agency about why he was leaving after one term. However, in listening to his story I come to understand that he still wants to do meaningful work, though at this point, not for too long, and importantly, on his terms, and I think to myself, he’s earned it.While Laporte says “there’s not really a singular reason that says, you know I’m moving on,” there is one reason that clearly stands out from our conversation, travel. But, I took, I took the agency down a very interesting path in my, in my five years, got a lot of, of mileage out of that, some successes and some some failures, and you know at some point, it’s time for someone also to take it from where it is today and bring it to a different level.”I ask him about what he thinks are some of the highlights of his time on the job. Salary range: $206,600.00 - $243,000.00/Year . This list may not reflect recent changes (). Canadian Space Agency President. Discover our image gallery! Portfolio: Innovation, Science and Industry . Report a problem or mistake on this page. Position title: President . Image gallery. © Copyright 2020 SpaceQ Media Inc., All Rights Reserved Look at images produced by RADARSAT-2 of natural disasters at different points in time. Before being appointed as President of the Canadian Space Agency, Sylvain Laporte was the Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO) effective April 2011. He held various positions in such fields as engineering, maintenance, and human resource management.He earned a bachelor's degree in computer science from the Canadian Space Agency Fri, 31 Jul 2020 08:08:55 GMT. He brought new leadership to the agency and much needed stability. Science Advisor to the President. You can do the math on the commute over time, but it’s time away from his family.He says working at the CSA is “is probably the best job I’ve ever had in my career,” so the commute, it’s “a sacrifice you make, and I can’t complain, I have a comfortable car.” He stresses the point that while the drive is long, it’s productive as he would “have all sorts of other conversations.”If Laporte had wanted a second term and applied, he would have “gotten some support.” So he could have stayed, and that says a lot about the job he’s done. The CSA has a long history of leaders who stayed in the job for a short time. Before being appointed as President of the Canadian Space Agency, Sylvain Laporte was the Chief Executive Officer of the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (Previously, he held the position of Executive Director, Industrial Technologies Office (Before joining the public service, he worked for the Canada Post Corporation in various sectors, such as marketing, retail, logistics and information technology.The President gained extensive experience as an aerospace engineer over the course of his 20-year career with the Canadian Armed Forces. Please select all that apply: A link, button or video is not working. I really would like to continue in this in this area, but I’d like to contribute differently. Share this page. So the agreed additional time is six months. He states his last day is September 9.He elaborates further on his decision to leave and reminisces a bit.“So I had to come to grips with making this decision myself and like I said, space, I was new to space five years ago, what I have discovered is such a fantastic sector. He doesn’t want to talk about this topic yet and he says laughingly, “what I can say quickly is that I had a lot of fun, for sure. Let’s keep that question for when I’ve put some thoughts together.” Right now he says “my mind’s 100% on the, on the job, and zero percent on my future.” And those thoughts include how the CSA is handling the COVID-19 pandemic.I ask him if part of his plan was to have a smooth transition for his successor?