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Damian Dupuy is a sessional lecturer in the Department of Geography at the University of Toronto, where he teaches courses on urban innovation and policy. With over 20 years of experience as an Ontario public servant, Dupuy has worked across various ministries at senior levels, focusing on urban and regional economic development, planning, and innovation systems. His work emphasizes the role of government policy in shaping urban regional economies, particularly in the context of innovation. Before his tenure in the public service, he served as a Senior Consultant for a UK-based economic development consultancy, where he developed economic development and innovation strategies for local and regional governments in Canada, the United States, and the European Union. In addition to his academic role, Dupuy is involved in athletics as the Vice-Chair of the Ontario Masters Council Athletics Ontario and a board member of Canadian Masters Athletics. His diverse expertise bridges theory and practice in economic policy and planning.
University of Toronto • Toronto
Teaches courses in the Department of Geography, focusing on urban innovation and policy.
Department of Sociology