Keynote Address to FMI Presentation by: Jamie Tibbetts Assistant Deputy Minister and Chief Financial Officer February 27, 2014.

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Keynote Address to FMI Presentation by: Jamie Tibbetts Assistant Deputy Minister and Chief Financial Officer February 27, 2014

WILL THE REAL FMA PLEASE STAND-UP! QUE LAUTHENTIQUE CGF SE LÈVE! Generalist who provides financial advice and counsel to clients Analyst-Challenger-Advisor FMA Highly self-aware Uses self purposefully to make a difference FMA Leader CGF Généraliste qui offre avis et conseils financiers à ses clients Analyste-Challenger-Conseiller Haute prise de conscience personnelle Sutilise avec intention pour avoir limpact souhaité CGF Leader

DOMAINS OF AWARENESS LES DOMAINES DE PRISE DE CONSCIENCE I observe Jobserve I think Je pense I feel Je ressens I want Je veux I do Je fais Awareness De conscience

WHAT ARE YOU OBSERVING? QUOBSERVEZ-VOUS?

WHAT ARE YOU THINKING? QUE PENSEZ-VOUS?

HOW ARE YOU FEELING? QUE RESSENTEZ-VOUS? Confident Appreciated Valued Supported Concerned Pre-occupied Stressed Under-utilized Engaged Overwhelmed Nervous Stimulated Tired Energized Proud Hurried Effective Confused Helpful Disappointed Trusted Quon me fait confiance Unsure Confiant Appréciée Quon mapprécie Appuyée Inquiet Préoccupée Stressé Sous-utilisé Engagée Competent Compétente Nerveux Stimulé Fatiguée Énergisé Fière Étouffé Pressé Efficace Inefficient Confus Utile Déçue Incertaine Dépassé Empowered Habilité Stiffled

WHAT DO YOU WANT – FOR YOURSELF? FOR OTHERS? QUE VOULEZ-VOUS – POUR VOUS-MÊME? POUR LES AUTRES? «Tu veux passer le reste de ta vie à vendre de leau sucrée ou bien tu veux tenter de changer le monde?»

THE AUTHENTIC LEADER IN ACTION: SO NOW, WHAT WILL YOU DO? LE LEADER AUTHENTIQUE EN ACTION: ALORS, QUALLEZ-VOUS FAIRE? Là où tout est possible Votre zone de confort

SO…UPWARD AND ONWARD! ALORS…ALLEZ-Y!