Введение
Альберт Уэсли "Аль" Джонсон (18 октября 1923 – 9 ноября 2010) – канадский государственный служащий, бывший президент Канадской радиовещательной корпорации, профессор кафедры политических наук в Университете Торонто и автор. Родился в Инсингере, Саскачеван, Джонсон получил степень магистра государственного управления (MPA) в Университете Торонто и степени MPA и доктора философии в Гарвардском университете. Он был заместителем казначея Саскачевана с 1952 по 1964 год. Он был одним из ключевых деятелей в развитии системы всеобщего медицинского обслуживания, сначала в Саскачеване в правительствах премьер-министра Томми Дугласа и премьер-министра Вудро Ллойда, а затем на национальном уровне. В 1964 году он стал помощником заместителя министра финансов федерального правительства. С 1975 по 1982 год был президентом КБК. Впоследствии преподавал в Университете Квинс и Университете Торонто. Джонсон написал книгу 2004 года «Мечтай о великом, биография правительства Дугласа в Саскачеване, 1944–1961».
Albert Wesley "Al" Johnson (October 18, 1923 – November 9, 2010) was a Canadian civil servant, a former president of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto, and an author. Born in Insinger, Saskatchewan, Johnson received a Master's in public administration (MPA) from the University of Toronto and an MPA and a PhD from Harvard University. He was deputy treasurer of Saskatchewan from 1952 until 1964. He was one of the key figures in the development of universal medicare, first in Saskatchewan in the governments of Premier Tommy Douglas and Premier Woodrow Lloyd and subsequently at the national level. In 1964 he became assistant deputy minister of finance for the federal government. From 1975 until 1982 he was president of the CBC. He subsequently taught at Queen's University and the University of Toronto. Johnson wrote the 2004 book Dream No Little Dreams, A Biography of the Douglas Government of Saskatchewan, 1944–1961
After leaving the federal civil service he embarked on an international career:
Special Advisor on National Provincial Fiscal Arrangements for the International Monetary Fund 1988
Head of Mission on Administrative Modernization for the Canadian International Development Agency 1991
Senior advisor to South Africa/Canada Program on Governance 1992
Commissioner of South Africa's Presidential Review Commission on the Public Service 1996
Returning to Canada in 1999, Johnson became special chair in public policy to the Government of Saskatchewan.
После ухода с федеральной государственной службы он начал международную карьеру:
Albert Wesley "Al" Johnson (October 18, 1923 – November 9, 2010) was a Canadian civil servant, a former president of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto, and an author. Born in Insinger, Saskatchewan, Johnson received a Master's in public administration (MPA) from the University of Toronto and an MPA and a PhD from Harvard University. He was deputy treasurer of Saskatchewan from 1952 until 1964. He was one of the key figures in the development of universal medicare, first in Saskatchewan in the governments of Premier Tommy Douglas and Premier Woodrow Lloyd and subsequently at the national level. In 1964 he became assistant deputy minister of finance for the federal government. From 1975 until 1982 he was president of the CBC. He subsequently taught at Queen's University and the University of Toronto. Johnson wrote the 2004 book Dream No Little Dreams, A Biography of the Douglas Government of Saskatchewan, 1944–1961
After leaving the federal civil service he embarked on an international career:
Special Advisor on National Provincial Fiscal Arrangements for the International Monetary Fund 1988
Head of Mission on Administrative Modernization for the Canadian International Development Agency 1991
Senior advisor to South Africa/Canada Program on Governance 1992
Commissioner of South Africa's Presidential Review Commission on the Public Service 1996
Returning to Canada in 1999, Johnson became special chair in public policy to the Government of Saskatchewan.
Специальный советник по национальным провинциальным финансовым соглашениям для Международного валютного фонда, 1988 год.
Руководитель миссии по административной модернизации для Канадского агентства международного развития, 1991 год.
Старший советник программы Южной Африки/Канады по вопросам управления, 1992 год.
Комиссар Президентской комиссии Южной Африки по обзору государственной службы, 1996 год.
Albert Wesley "Al" Johnson (October 18, 1923 – November 9, 2010) was a Canadian civil servant, a former president of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto, and an author. Born in Insinger, Saskatchewan, Johnson received a Master's in public administration (MPA) from the University of Toronto and an MPA and a PhD from Harvard University. He was deputy treasurer of Saskatchewan from 1952 until 1964. He was one of the key figures in the development of universal medicare, first in Saskatchewan in the governments of Premier Tommy Douglas and Premier Woodrow Lloyd and subsequently at the national level. In 1964 he became assistant deputy minister of finance for the federal government. From 1975 until 1982 he was president of the CBC. He subsequently taught at Queen's University and the University of Toronto. Johnson wrote the 2004 book Dream No Little Dreams, A Biography of the Douglas Government of Saskatchewan, 1944–1961
After leaving the federal civil service he embarked on an international career:
Special Advisor on National Provincial Fiscal Arrangements for the International Monetary Fund 1988
Head of Mission on Administrative Modernization for the Canadian International Development Agency 1991
Senior advisor to South Africa/Canada Program on Governance 1992
Commissioner of South Africa's Presidential Review Commission on the Public Service 1996
Returning to Canada in 1999, Johnson became special chair in public policy to the Government of Saskatchewan.
Вернувшись в Канаду в 1999 году, Джонсон стал специальным председателем по вопросам государственной политики при правительстве Саскачевана.
Albert Wesley "Al" Johnson (October 18, 1923 – November 9, 2010) was a Canadian civil servant, a former president of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, a professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Toronto, and an author. Born in Insinger, Saskatchewan, Johnson received a Master's in public administration (MPA) from the University of Toronto and an MPA and a PhD from Harvard University. He was deputy treasurer of Saskatchewan from 1952 until 1964. He was one of the key figures in the development of universal medicare, first in Saskatchewan in the governments of Premier Tommy Douglas and Premier Woodrow Lloyd and subsequently at the national level. In 1964 he became assistant deputy minister of finance for the federal government. From 1975 until 1982 he was president of the CBC. He subsequently taught at Queen's University and the University of Toronto. Johnson wrote the 2004 book Dream No Little Dreams, A Biography of the Douglas Government of Saskatchewan, 1944–1961
After leaving the federal civil service he embarked on an international career:
Special Advisor on National Provincial Fiscal Arrangements for the International Monetary Fund 1988
Head of Mission on Administrative Modernization for the Canadian International Development Agency 1991
Senior advisor to South Africa/Canada Program on Governance 1992
Commissioner of South Africa's Presidential Review Commission on the Public Service 1996
Returning to Canada in 1999, Johnson became special chair in public policy to the Government of Saskatchewan.
Годы CBC
В годы пребывания Джонсона на посту президента CBC его главной целью была канадская идентичность эфира, достигаемая за счет повышения качества и увеличения количества канадских радио- и телевизионных программ.