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Jean-Noé Landry brings over 20 years of expertise in civic tech, political organizing, and climate-focused data initiatives. His work centers on mobilizing data-driven solutions and fostering multi-stakeholder collaboration to address complex environmental and social challenges. As the Lead of the Climate Data Hub for Greater Montreal, he focuses on building the infrastructure and governance frameworks that facilitate seamless data-sharing between governments, civil society, private sector actors, and researchers. This initiative seeks to align local emission reduction efforts with international standards and enhance decision-making through the use of granular climate data  .His career reflects a deep engagement with systemic mediation and community-building, exemplified by his role as Co-Steward of the Transition Bridges Project, which addresses transformative challenges in an era of multiple crises through systems thinking, conflict mediation, and a healing-centered approach. As a Fellow in Climate Data and Governance at the Canadian Urban Institute, he advises on national transit policies and convenes cross-sectoral gatherings on urban development themes, including land trusts and housing  .Landry’s international work includes extensive experience with the National Democratic Institute (NDI) and the United Nations, where he supported democratic movements across regions such as the Balkans, Kenya, and Tunisia. In these roles, he developed programs in voter engagement, open government, and data governance, often operating in complex, conflict-affected environments  .In 2021-2022, Landry was selected as an Obama Scholar at Columbia University, where he enhanced his skills in climate justice, systems change, and environmental governance. His academic foundation includes a Bachelor of Humanities from Carleton University, an MPhil from Trinity College Dublin, and a fellowship at the University of Ottawa’s Centre for Law, Technology, and Society. Proficient in English and French, with working knowledge of Spanish, Landry continues to bridge the inter-disciplinary and inter-sectoral gap between data science, public policy, and grassroots activism.
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Directeur, Pôle Sur Les Données Climatiques Et D'AdaptationIriuMontreal, Qc, Ca -
Lead, Climate Data Hub / Directeur, Pôle Sur Les Données ClimatiquesConcordia University Jun 2022 - PresentMontreal, Quebec, CanadaThe Climate Data Hub for Greater Montreal is a collaborative initiative designed to address climate change by leveraging both public and private data to guide emission reduction efforts and climate adaptation. The Hub functions as a digital infrastructure that enables seamless data sharing between governments, the private sector, civil society, and academic researchers. By fostering inclusive and collective leadership, it transforms data into actionable insights that drive local climate actions  .The Hub aims to:1. Provide detailed insights into greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions across the Greater Montreal region, optimizing data-sharing processes by integrating existing local initiatives.2. Promote transparency and consistency in emissions reporting by aligning with established norms and practices.3. Facilitate access to granular data to support public decision-making and strengthen local climate actions through collaboration with community-based initiatives.4. Build organizational capacities for data production and management, working alongside existing systems to streamline processes and enhance climate governance frameworks.5. Encourage collaborative solutions to reduce emissions and assess their impact by facilitating knowledge exchange and fostering cooperation across multiple stakeholders and local projects  .This initiative reflects the growing importance of data governance and cross-sectoral collaboration. Its efforts align with the skills required to manage climate data initiatives, such as strategic leadership, operational planning, stakeholder engagement, and financial management—core responsibilities emphasized in the development of Concordia University’s climate data initiatives -
Co-StewardTransition Bridges Project Oct 2023 - PresentThe Transition Bridges Project (TBP) promotes systemic mediation, drawing on systems thinking and inner work to address complex transformations at the intersection of communities, organizations, and ecosystems. It emphasizes healing-centered approaches to tackle racial and gender inequities, guided by six co-stewards working collaboratively across sectors and lived experiences. The TBP operates with a focus on co-creation, integrating theory, practices, and leadership from diverse disciplines and cultures. TBP currently supports the AIM Network on coastal resilience plans and initiatives in Atlantic Canada, aligning municipal strategies, community needs and ecological transitions through funding from NRCan. Additionally, TBP partners with the Tamarack Institute, engaging its climate and equity communities of practices in dialogues on systems mediation in support of climate action and justice. A key element of TBP is the co-development of systems mediation competencies, tools, and approaches that support leaders and enablers across sectors. TBP is building partnerships that are exploring systems finance to enhance sustainable governance models. The co-stewards embrace multiple worldviews, ensuring inclusive engagement by integrating decolonial perspectives into its work, strengthening the capacity of organizations and communities to navigate interconnected challenges with resilience and adaptability.
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Fellow, Climate Data And GovernanceCanadian Urban Institute (Cui) Oct 2022 - PresentToronto, Ontario, CanadaThe Canadian Urban Institute is a national platform that houses the best in Canadian city building — where policymakers, urban professionals, civic and business leaders, community activists and academics can learn, share and collaborate with one another from coast to coast to coast. Jean-Noé is a Fellow at the Canadian Urban Institute (CUI), contributing his expertise in climate data and governance to various national initiatives. At CUI, he provides technical guidance on program design and delivery for the Government of Canada’s Permanent Public Transit Fund, which allocates $3 billion annually to enhance public transit infrastructure. In addition to his advisory work, Landry has facilitated key provincial community gatherings, such as the Art of Community Building, focusing on topics like land trust development, mobility, and housing  .Landry’s role at CUI also includes involvement in the Toronto Emissions Performance Standards (EPS) By-law initiative. As a member of the Finance & Research Advisory Group, he offers strategic advice on developing emissions limits for existing buildings, working alongside city officials, community representatives, and MASS LBP. This initiative seeks to align Toronto’s building emissions reduction efforts with its net-zero goal for 2040. His contributions reflect a deep engagement with public policy, sustainable urban planning, and cross-sectoral collaboration to address climate challenges through data-driven solutions -
Member, Storytelling Working GroupTransition En Commun Aug 2022 - PresentTransition en commun (TeC) is an alliance between citizens, researchers, the City of Montreal and civil society for socio-ecological transition in neighbourhoods. It seeks to support a transition from the current state of the system to a more socially just, inclusive and ecologically viable state, made possible thanks to a transformation of our paradigms, our democracy, our modes of production, consumption and to live together. As a member of the Storytelling Working Group, Jean-Noé Landry coordinates a research project funded by Colombia University in New York City in collaboration with the Institut du Nouveau Monde (INM), a core TeC partner, on the adaptation of AI tools to process, analyze, and develop collaborative insights based on large scale storytelling efforts and qualitative data collection approaches in the Greater Montreal area. -
Co FacilitatorObama Foundation Mar 2023 - Dec 2023The Climate Leaders Network is part of the Obama Foundation's Global Leaders Network, a platform to bring up to 1000 leaders (Obama Foundation program alumni) together to share resources, educate each other, organize joint actions, to get feasibility on threats of climate change all over the world, and to bring together other actors while leveraging some of the existing business and sustainable market in the society in different cultures and contexts from around the world. -
FacilitatorInstitute For Change Leaders Jan 2023 - Dec 2023Montreal, Quebec, CanadaFounded by Olivia Chow, the current Mayor of Toronto, ICL teaches the skills that organizers need to win social change through education by developing and delivering courses to the public that teach participants the tools, principles, ethics and values of participatory democracy in order to acquire knowledge and skills to be involved, and leaders, in democratic processes. Facilitators support movements in a range of progressive causes from organizing Muslim youth, labour organizing, and environmental justice organizing. -
Senior Strategy And Climate AdvisorThe Center For Open Data Enterprise Jun 2022 - Dec 2023Washington, District Of Columbia, United StatesCODE brings together data providers and data users to develop better strategies that serve stakeholders and their common goals. As Senior Advisor, Jean-Noé provided fundraising, strategic, and technical advice to CODE’s President and other CODE managers on several United States-based and international projects including the Climate Data for Adaptation and Resilience Typology (DART) developed in collaboration with PARIS21 and Open Data Watch, and the Bezos Earth Fund Environmental Justice Data Collaborative. -
Senior Field Staff, Trainer, Program Design And EvaluatorNational Democratic Institute (Ndi) Sep 2003 - Dec 2023Croatia, Serbia, Russia, Georgia, West Bank, Kenya, Algeria, Tunisia, Ukraine, Morocco, MontenegroThe National Democratic Institute (NDI), works in 60+ countries around the world to strengthen and safeguard democratic institutions, processes, norms and values to secure a better quality of life for all. As permanent field-based staff and consultant, Jean-Noé Landry held positions as a trainer of trainers, lead researcher, senior program manager, and program evaluator supporting governance, legislative, civil society, political party, youth and gender, open government, and election monitoring programs in field offices of 50+ staff and budgets of 10M+. Guided by teamwork, integrity, respect, partnership, collective responsibility, excellence, and a belief that there is no single democratic model, areas of expertise include: -Open data, open government, and open parliament program assessment and technical advisor; -Voter engagement and contact methods, field and online get out the vote operations-Election monitoring, and advanced election data modelling and analysis; -Election campaign strategy, preparation, planning, management, and evaluation; -Design, conduct, and manage national applied qualitative and quantitative research programs; -Multi-partisan political party training of trainers program;-Legislative policy development processes; -Political party operations, infrastructure, and membership development;-Coalition and movement building-Constitutional reform and negotiation processes; -Women and youth mobilization, empowerment and advocacy campaigns; -Advise and train national and local government leaders on national platforms development; -National and local scale program assessment, design, monitoring and evaluation. -
ResearcherColumbia Climate School Dec 2021 - May 2022New York, United StatesAs part of Columbia University's Climate School, the Earth Institute’s Decarbonization, Climate Resilience and Climate Justice Network focuses on the theme of “Climate Justice” as it applies to governments and societies grappling with the dual mandate of building resilience to climate change and decarbonizing their economies. The network brings together an interdisciplinary group of scholars who seek to conduct cutting-edge research and build innovative curricula on climate-related topics that speak to the theme of climate justice. Through workshops and presentations, Jean-Noé Landry's research interests included: multi-sector public interest collaboration in support of community-led disaster mitigation planning and readiness; and, the intersection of environmental justice and digital rights. -
Member, Disaster Planning, Climate Justice Working GroupWe Act For Environmental Justice Oct 2021 - May 2022WE ACT’s mission is to build healthy communities by ensuring that people of color and/or low income residents participate meaningfully in the creation of sound and fair environmental health and protection policies and practices. As a WE ACT member, I helped design and facilitate community meetings with residents in Northern Harlem to develop climate disaster readiness plans, moderated a multi-sector panel at Open Data Week with the New York City Mayor's Office, a Columbia University climate scientist, and the Northern Manhattan Borough President on data access, quality, availability, integration topics. -
Obama ScholarObama Foundation Sep 2021 - May 2022New York, United StatesThe Obama Foundation is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization on a mission to inspire, empower, and connect people to change their world. Selected from 3000+ applications, the Obama Scholars program gives 12 rising leaders from around the world who are already making a difference in their communities the opportunity to take their work to the next level through an immersive curriculum that brings together academic, skills-based, and hands-on learning at Columbia University in New York City, including: public speaking and writing; negotiation and management; fundraising approaches; executive power; and systems design.
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Senior ResearcherClimate Action Network Canada Jun 2021 - Oct 2021Supporting the Climate Action Network Canada by conducting research on open data to support cities, by documenting how open data can benefit local climate action, community engagement, and planning initiatives like carbon budgets. Of particular interests: relevant international examples and initiatives focused on data inventories, climate action data packages, analysis of relevant high value datasets and data standards, and coordinated data storytelling. -
External Evaluator, National Housing Supply ChallengeCanada Mortgage And Housing Corporation (Cmhc) Société Canadienne D'Hypothèques Et De Logement(Schl) Jan 2021 - May 2021Funded by the Government of Canada ($300M over 5 years), the Housing Supply Challenge aims to remove or reduce barriers that hinder housing supply. As External Evaluator, Jean-Noé Landry assessed 100+ applications from all provinces across Canada for the data driven round of applications from housing experts, professionals, and non-profit organizations, with a particular focus on: innovation and scaling, data interoperability, community partnerships, sustainable solutions. -
Member, Directing Committee, Smart City ChallengeVille De Montréal Jul 2020 - May 2021Montreal, Quebec, CanadaWith more than 170+ applicants, the Smart Cities Challenge is a pan-Canadian competition open to all municipalities, local or regional governments, and Indigenous communities (First Nations, Métis and Inuit). The Challenge empowers communities to adopt a smart cities approach to improve the lives of their residents through innovation, data and connected technology. With a focus on food systems, mobility, and experimental regulation, the City of Montreal won the top prize of $50M in collaboration with 14 local organizations, including Open North, as lead data governance partner. -
Member, Directing CommitteeObvia The International Observatory On The Societal Impacts Of Ai And Digital Technology Mar 2020 - May 2021Laval, QcAn international interdisciplinary research consortium for discussion and reflection for all stakeholders concerned with artificial intelligence (AI), its development and use, the International Observatory on the societal impacts of AI and digital technology brings together more than 160 researchers to maximize the positive effects of AI and minimize its negative impacts. -
Executive DirectorOpen North Sep 2015 - May 2021Montreal, Canada AreaOpen North is Canada's leading nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing the common good, working alongside governments, civic-focused organizations, and mission-aligned businesses to create and implement practical collaborative data and technological solutions through transformative digital strategies and data governance frameworks. As Executive Director, Jean-Noé led Open North through a transformative period of expansion and international leadership, growing from a team of 3 to 30 staff and expert advisors, an annual budget of 300K to 2.5M, the establishment of an interdisciplinary Applied Research Lab and Advisory Services for open smart communities, engaging 100+ communities and municipal administrations across Canada, working with 15+ government agencies, and the establishment of international partnerships with leading open government networks through a local to global approach. -
Member, Steering Committee, Canadian Ai And Data Governance Standardization CollaborativeStandards Council Of Canada (Scc) Jul 2019 - Apr 2021Ottawa, Canada AreaThe Standards Council of Canada (SCC) is Canada’s voice on standards and accreditation on the national and international stage, driving collaboration and building relationships, promoting Canadian priorities, and connecting stakeholders to global networks and resources. The Canadian AI and Data Governance Standardization Collaborative accelerated the development of industry-wide standardization strategies for data governance and developed tools to support innovation and ensure that Canadian companies remain competitive around the world. Expert advice focused on public transparency, accountability, and civic engagement in the development of data governance. -
Community Leadership In Justice FellowUottawa | Centre For Law, Technology And Society Sep 2018 - Apr 2021Montreal, Canada AreaAwarded by the Law Foundation of Ontario, the Community Leadership in Justice Fellowship gives nonprofit leaders a unique professional development opportunity, bridging community and academia. Hosted by the University of Ottawa's Centre for Law, Technology, and Society (CLTS) within the Faculty of Law, the fellowship examined, through workshops and guest lectures, power relations in smart city ecosystems with a focus on the changing role and influence of citizen agency. -
Member, Ogp Local Program Selection CommitteeOpen Government Partnership (Ogp) Jun 2020 - Oct 2020The Open Government Partnership (OGP) is a multilateral initiative that aims to secure concrete commitments from national and sub-national governments to promote open government, empower citizens, fight corruption, and harness new technologies to strengthen governance. In 2020, a new generation of local governments became part of the OGP, as 110+ submitted their applications to join the OGP's Local program and 56 new members from more than 30 countries were selected by the committee. -
Founding Member, Canadian Open Government Multi-Stakeholder ForumCanadian Open Government Multistakeholder Forum Jan 2018 - Sep 2020The Multi-Stakeholder Forum on Open Government provides input and advice on the Government of Canada’s open government commitments, identifies new areas of focus, and builds the open government community across Canada. Composed of twelve members, eight from civil society and four from the Government of Canada, as Founding Member, Jean-Noé Landry actively researched international models in coordination with the Open Government Partnership (OGP) Support Unit, helped draft the Terms of Reference, promoted National Action Plan consultations, and coordinated efforts to increase the level of ambition of commitments on beneficial ownership, open contracting, data access and interoperability across levels of government, open data and climate change, data governance regulations, digital infrastructure, ethical AI, and access to information reform.
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Chief Executive Officer (Ceo)Citizen Budget Sep 2015 - May 2019Montreal, Canada AreaAs Executive Director of Open North, I oversaw the product development, marketing, and sales team of Citizen Budget, an interactive online tool used by over 100 municipalities across North America for their public budget engagement and financial planning.
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Co-FounderConnexité Montréal Oct 2015 - Dec 2017Montreal, Canada AreaConnexité is a social innovation incubator designed to foster the emergence of projects and initiatives in response to specific needs and local issues through citizen-led collaboration and data-driven problem solving. Connexité facilitates co-design workshops, organizes tailored coaching sessions, and offers technical guidance to the multidisciplinary teams who participate in each of its cohorts.https://www.facebook.com/connexiteMTL/ -
Member, International Open Data Charter Stakeholder Advisory GroupOntario Government Mar 2017 - Nov 2017As part of Ontario's participation in the Open Government Partnership’s (OGP) subnational pilot program, the province worked with the public, non-government organizations and community groups to develop its open government commitments. The advisory group deliberated and assessed Ontario's OGP commitments and helped create awareness of the province's work to become a more open and transparent government, including the adoption of the International Open Data Charter. -
Civil Society Representative, Mayor'S Task Force On DemocracyVille De Montréal Jun 2012 - Feb 2015The Task Force led the creation of Montreal's Charter of Rights and Responsibilities, the Right of Initiative to Public Consultations, and serves as a deliberative body on participatory democracy challenges and reforms.
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Civil Society Representative, Open Data Working GroupVille De Montréal Mar 2012 - Nov 2013The City of Montreal's community Open Data Working Group brought together senior city representatives and leading members of Montreal's open data community to support local, issue-based open data initiatives and events, while monitoring the implementation of the City's open data action plan.
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Co-FounderQuebec Ouvert Feb 2012 - Jun 2014Québec Ouvert was an umbrella citizens initiative of different municipal open data initiatives across the province of Québec promoting open data through the organisation hackathons, public consultation meetings, parliamentary hearings, policy research, and network building in support of local open data community initiatives and startups. https://www.facebook.com/qcouvert
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Co-FounderMontreal Ouvert Jun 2010 - Jun 2014Montreal Ouvert was Montreal's foremost citizen led open data initiative and leaders in the broader Canadian open government community. It successfully advocated for the first local open data policy in Quebec (2nd in Canada) by adopting a moving building approach in mobilizing a broad coalition of community stakeholders through thematic focused hackathons (eg. mobility, anti-corruption, environment), public meetings and research on policies, licenses, and data governance.
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Regional Lead, Education And TrainingParliament Of Canada Sep 2012 - May 2014Montreal, Quebec, CanadaThe Federal Leader of the Opposition's Regional Office in Quebec Province provided research, training, and communications services to the 59 newly elected Members of Parliament of the New Democratic Party. As Training and Education Lead, I trained parliamentary and constituency office staff members on community outreach, issue based campaigns and mobilisation techniques, constituency relations, internal and external communication. I also advised the parliamentary critics on open government, access to information, and open data issues in support of multi-stakeholder community outreach, policy development, and committee hearings.
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Lead Trainer, Campaign Manager SchoolNew Democratic Party Of Canada Sep 2013 - Nov 2013The Campaign Manager School for 12 leading Quebec-based NDP organizers provided a step-by-step training process on: campaign strategy and tactics, direct voter contact methods, campaign messaging, data collection and management, volunteer coordination, election rules and procedures, and Get Out The Vote operations. -
Associate ResearcherParliamentary Centre May 2009 - Jun 2009The Parliamentary Centre is one of the leading and longest serving non-governmental, non-partisan organizations dedicated to the strengthening of parliamentary democracy in Canada and around the world. As researcher, I conducted a comparative study of federal Canadian parliamentary research services with recommendations for Pakistani civic and legislative program partners. -
Policy Analyst And AdvisorGlobal Affairs Canada | Affaires Mondiales Canada Mar 2008 - Dec 2008Working at the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade, and Development as a member of the Democracy Unit, I provided policy and programming advice on political party development and electoral processes in fragile and war affected situations, including Afghanistan. -
Author And Editor-In-ChiefNational Endowment For Democracy Nov 2006 - Dec 2007As part of a National Democratic Institute grant, I co-wrote the Applied Quantitative Research Manual For Democracy Development Programming by collecting and analysing best practices from 25 programs around the world. -
Regional Complaints Officer, Elections Complaints Commission (Ecc)United Nations Office For Project Services Sep 2005 - Nov 2005AfghanistanThe Electoral Complaints Commission (ECC) is the independent body established under Article 52 of the Electoral Law to adjudicate all challenges and complaints concerning the electoral process. As field-based staff, I supported the activities of ECC regional offices by processing elections related complaints for cases adjudicated by members of the ECC and conducted a performance evaluation of selected regional offices.
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