Andrew Noble Email and Phone Number

Accountable for developing and advancing provincial government policies regarding tobacco, and vapour product usage for the Office of Chief Medical Officer of Health in the Tobacco & Smoke Policy UnitReport directly to the Unit Manager and offer subject matter expertise to inform strategic planning and directionReview proposed policies and investigate relevant issues that affect the efficacy of the Smoke Free Ontario ActPlayed leadership role in the full cycle delivery of legislative and regulatory initiatives related to the Youth Vaping Action Plan Research, design, and present policy options for new health legislation and regulations to various government committees Maintain awareness and knowledge of stakeholder feedback, scientific evidence, and new smoking and vaping productsAuthor briefing notes, Q and As, speaking notes, fact sheets to support government decision making and implementation. Acting manager on a regular basis during temporary absences of supervisor (e.g., Vacation)Key Achievements:✔ Completed several major amendments to the Smoke Free Ontario Act, increased the number of smoke-free settings, and incorporated cannabis smoke and the Electronic Cigarettes Act into the Smoke Free Ontario Act✔ Spearheaded several refreshes of the Tobacco Information System to ensure the database used by law enforcement reflected updated policies and regulations✔ Drafted supporting materials and provided analysis for new legislation including a new law that limited the amount of flavours and nicotine content for vapour products sold at convenience stores.

Actively Engaged in: Project management and team leadership. Leading teams through cabinet submissions, TB/MBC submission, development of workplans, risk assessments, briefing notes, correspondence, and presentations for divisional leadership.Program analysis, Research and Development. Leading teams conducting research and analysis, synthesizing data, developing policy and program options, and crafting recommendations when requested.Stakeholder Consultation and Liaison. Developing relationships and liaising with other ministries and government agencies. Work includes analyzing and interpreting project reports and proposals produced outside the ministry.Briefings and Information. Overseeing the formulation of briefing materials including presentations, memoranda, briefing notesKey Achievements:✔ Spearheaded the development of cabinet and SPP submissions and MO briefings.✔ Successfully co-developed a Respectful, Equitable, Accessible, Diverse, and Inclusive (READI) Library for resource sharing.✔Selected for Advancing Into Management program.

Initiated and designed COVID-19 Traveller Outreach Project during a temporary assignment to support the pandemic response.Awards:Winner of the GovTechON 2021 Project Excellence Award (small project).Nominated for a 2022 Amethyst Award. Program assisted over 200,000 travellers through the delivery of 279,000 phone calls and 1+ million emails.Coordinated closely with the Public Health Agency of Canada regarding traveller policy, messaging, and data.Guided the delivery of emails and phone calls to travellers requiring quarantine that offered support and vital information on how to quarantine, receive basic services, access medical services, and get tested for COVID-19Collaborated with Operations Lead to generate team schedules, define staffing levels, and allocate resourcesPartnered with Team Leads to track performance, analyze complaints, and rectify problemsManaged complex issues which involved direct outreach to Medical Officers of Health and the Ontario Provincial Police.

• Oversaw the development and delivery of outreach campaigns to raise public awareness and influence government legislation with the goal of reducing exposure to second-hand smoke in multi-unit housing• Managed the day-to-day operations and social media presence of the Smoke Free Housing Ontario Program • Built and nurtured relationships with government officials, partner agencies, and media outlets• Engaged and supported a network of 36 public health units and 100+ public health professionals across Ontario• Developed various communications including presentations, digital content, and briefing notes for government• Represented the organization during all public events, industry conferences, and media interviews and coverage Key Achievements:✔ Grew monthly page views by 94% and unique visitors by 260% for the program website from 2014 to 2017 by improving the quality of content, introducing responsive web design, and executing targeted outreach campaigns✔ Enhanced the ability of public health team members to create outreach campaign materials by developing a communications toolkit with sample media posts and key messaging for easy reference and inspiration✔ Earned significant media coverage for various campaigns and relevant events including an interview on Toronto‘s AM 680 radio station and front-page coverage on the Toronto Star’s Home Section ✔ Presented at various regional and national housing/health conferences, earning great feedback and return invitations✔ Successfully planned the annual educational forum on smoking in multi-unit housing for four consecutive years✔ Led the development of multiple websites and social media accounts for the Non-Smokers’ Rights Association✔ Oversaw day-to-day operational issues during a 5-week absence of the Executive Director

• Managed province-wide municipal and provincial advocacy campaigns during the 2014 provincial election to raise awareness of healthy eating, tobacco control, and environmental carcinogens. • Devised and executed various outreach strategies to raise public awareness and influence government policies• Directed 100+ volunteers and staff in the execution of public events, letter writing campaigns, and online initiatives• Researched and evaluated cancer prevention policies to develop various communications and outreach materials Key Achievements✔ Successfully planned and coordinated a candidate debate with the Ontario Minister of the Environment on the topic of cancer prevention at Ryerson University ✔ Earned media coverage from several influential local media outlets by launching a photo campaign to get various politicians and ministers to pose with a daffodil, the symbol of the Canadian Cancer Society✔ Produced a YouTube video to explain the Society’s Advocacy Priorities that was shared across social media

• Led the design and implementation of advocacy campaigns to raise awareness and influence government policy • Acted as the organization’s campaign spokesperson for media coverage from television, newspaper, and radio • Analyzed government policies and wrote briefs and fact sheets on breast cancer screening and preventionKey Achievements✔ Gained thousands of supporters in only a few weeks for a breast cancer screening campaign by developing and launching effective online advocacy campaigns to engage target audiences and Members of Provincial Parliament✔ Improved the reach and effectiveness of the Foundation’s email and social media campaigns by analyzing campaign data and online metrics to identify target demographics and social influencers✔ Successfully represented the foundation in media interviews during provincial breast cancer screening tour

• Developed and executed multi-faceted campaigns to raise awareness of cancer care and health promotion policies • Researched, wrote, and delivered persuasive briefing notes, speeches, and presentations to government officials• Partnered with youth leaders to deliver a digital and traditional media campaigns on tobacco control • Created the communications and educational materials for various events such as Association of Municipalities of Ontario Annual meeting, government hearings, media events, and meetings with senior government officialsKey Achievements✔ Contributed to the passing of various government policies and legislation including a law restricting flavoured tobacco and regulations forcing companies to disclose the use of carcinogens in products and industry processes✔ Organized and facilitated a public debate with the Ontario Minister of Health on cancer prevention issues at the University of Western Ontario with over 150 guests in attendance✔ Led the development and implementation of a multi-faceted campaign platform to address healthy eating, indoor tanning, tobacco policies, and environmental carcinogens during the 2011 Provincial elections✔ Created strong Society presence at the Association of Municipalities of Ontario and Federation of Canadian Municipalities through effective tradeshow interactions and strategic use of sponsorship✔ Developed federal election toolkit to enhance national outreach for the Canadian Cancer Society✔ Produced a video on smoking in movies that was distributed and shared across social media

• Oversaw all aspects of project development from initial consultation and planning through to delivery • Managed the project budget and supervised a research and design team in their day-to-day operationsKey Achievements✔ Successfully revamped the Society’s smoking cessation outreach through re-designing 3 books on how to quit smoking by working with policy experts and focus groups to enhance and update the content

• Provided government relations services on a consultancy basis• Advocated for change in government policy and legislation regarding non-profit co-operative housing• Led meetings with MPPs including members of cabinet and opposition critics• Trained and supported organizations members in the area of local government relations

• Coordinated advocacy program for Ryerson Students' Union• Presented student cases students at tribunals. Wrote position papers and letters advocating on behalf of students• Lobbied MPPs and city councillors on issues including housing, public transportation, and post-secondary education funding