Bob de Faye is a respected and broadly experienced former provincial public servant. During his thirty-two-year career in the BC Public Service he served in a wide variety of capacities including nine years at the deputy minister level in five different portfolios and ten years as an assistant deputy minister. He has served in the following capacities:
  • Deputy Minister: Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation; Small Business and Revenue; Public Sector Employers’ Council; and,​ Community, Aboriginal and Women’s Services
  • Associate Deputy Minister, Chief Administrative Officer, Ministry of Health
  • Assistant Deputy Minster: Provincial Treasury; and, Government Services and Registries
  • Chair, BC Medical Services Commission
  • Director of Policy and Planning, Cabinet Planning Secretariat
  • Director of Policy, Ministry of Health
Bob received his BA (International Relations) as well as a MPA from the University of Victoria, where he has been recognized as a Distinguished Alumnus.
“It is a rare opportunity to access such a well-structured series on leadership in the public service, not just the theory we see in typical programs, but the practical and exciting/gritty reality of what public service leadership is really about.”
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David Morhart
​Deputy Minister, Service Alberta, and,
​Past President, Institute of Public Administration of Canada.
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