Dr. Eric Champagne

Biography

Eric Champagne is a Full Professor at the University of Ottawa, where he directs the Centre on Governance and teaches courses related to public management, governance, public policy development, and program evaluation. His current research focuses on infrastructure financing and asset management within the context of multilevel governance, particularly in Canada and developing countries. He has extensive experience as a public sector reform specialist and strategic advisor, having worked with the World Bank for ten years. His notable achievements include receiving the Pierre De Celles Award for Excellence in Teaching and the Community Service Learning Award for Outstanding Achievement from the University of Ottawa. Champagne holds a Ph.D. in Urban Studies from the National Institute of Scientific Research and formerly served as an International Urban Fellow at Johns Hopkins University. He engages actively in the academic community and has held several leadership positions, including President of the Performance Planning Exchange and Board member of the Canadian Association of Programs in Public Administration. He is also involved in supervising graduate students and has contributed significantly to public governance education.

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