Guillaume Lavoie

Lecturer, National School of Public Administration, University of Quebec

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Lecturer, National School of Public Administration, University of Quebec

<div class="ExternalClass30195DCDD31D43CCBE23576ADBD4B33E"><p>A public policy entrepreneur, Guillaume Lavoie is one of Canada’s most visible experts in the collaborative economy and its impacts on public policy and urban affairs. A former city councillor in Montreal, he authored Canada’s first by-law to regulate the sharing of private spaces. He is also a lecturer on the collaborative economy and public policy at the National School of Public Administration (ÉNAP), and delivered 180+ speeches on the topic, in Canada and abroad. In January 2018, he was appointed Chair of the Quebec government task force on the collaborative economy.<br></p></div>

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