Jamie Sawchuk

Jamie is a partner in Deloitte's Consulting group and leads the Government and Public Services (GPS) team, as well as Canada's PGS alliances and ecosystems. He is also a global leader in Deloitte's Public Service – SGP sub-sector. Jamie is a member of the National Leadership Team of our Indigenous Reconciliation Group. He works with clients to design and implement strategies, and he helps them deploy them as fully realized solutions. Focused on building resilient, digital and safe services, Jamie takes pride in making these services accessible to all citizens, regardless of race, gender, region or economic status. He specializes in strengthening core utility infrastructure and processes, which he does by leveraging cloud-enabled technology platforms. He is recognized for the impact he has with his clients, helping them to improve their results and ensure a resilient future that will be economically and environmentally sustainable, and socially inclusive for citizens and businesses. Jamie is a frequent guest speaker to talk about digital disruption and is currently working on the Precision Medicine Project with the World Economic Forum – Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He is recognized for the impactful impact he has on his clients, helping them to improve their bottom line and ensure a resilient future that will be economically and environmentally sustainable, and socially inclusive for citizens and businesses. Jamie is a frequent guest speaker to talk about digital disruption and is currently working on the Precision Medicine Project with the World Economic Forum – Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution. He is recognized for the impact he has with his clients, helping them to improve their results and ensure a resilient future that will be economically and environmentally sustainable, and socially inclusive for citizens and businesses. Jamie is a frequent guest speaker to talk about digital disruption and is currently working on the Precision Medicine Project with the World Economic Forum – Center for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.