Andrew Maw
Andrew’s focus since retiring from the Canadian federal public service has been to help clients improve digital service delivery by maximizing the use of their data holdings and assisting government regulators in adopting risk-based compliance models derived from data on the individuals or businesses they oversee. This often involves developing risk models and determining how these models can be practically applied in the client’s daily operations.
After years as an executive delivering programs and operations, Andrew is keen to find applied solutions that use case management and other software tools to help clients quickly transition from conceptual models to operational applications. These solutions often incorporate advanced statistical models, including machine learning and other sophisticated techniques.
In many cases, there is also a need to enhance data management and leverage existing data holdings through advanced analytics to meet a range of organizational needs. As part of this work, Andrew’s contracts frequently include business transformation, project management, coaching, and change management components.
Pre-RSI
Andrew is a seasoned executive with strong leadership, analytical, operational management, policy development, program management, marketing, consulting, planning, and strategic thinking skills. He consistently brings a creative and innovative approach to problem-solving and program planning. As a former executive in the Canadian federal public service, he has obtained extensive experience as an executive with significant financial and human resource authorities. In addition, he has extensive experience managing national programs, policy development, transformations, analytics, and technology services, as well as decentralized regional operations and programs.
After completing a Bachelor of Social Science (Honours) in Economics at the University of Ottawa, Andrew joined the Canadian federal public service. He held a variety of roles, including Chief Risk and Data Officer at the Canadian Food Inspection Agency; Director General at the Canada School of Public Service; Regional Director of Fisheries and Aquaculture Management at Fisheries and Oceans Canada; Regional Director, CORCAN; and Assistant Director, Census and Advisory Services at Statistics Canada, among other roles. He has led regulatory programs, data and analytics programs, program delivery, policy development, grants and contribution programs, and services to Indigenous Peoples, among other responsibilities. His breadth of experience gives him insights that he applies in his consulting practice to assist clients.
