Manager and Applied Micro-Economist working in Policy Analysis using micro-economic theory and empirical methods. Over 10 years of prior experience in research, teaching and consultation in academic and international environments in the US, Canada and Algeria. Over 10 years of experience with the Government of Canada. As Senior Economist at Transport Canada, responsible for the estimation of the Social Cost of Collisions in Canada, benefit-cost analyses related to motor vehicle safety regulations, collaborative work with stakeholders and contract management for research consulting services. Member, Transportation Economics Committee (ABE-20) of the Transportation Research Board (TRB), National Research Council, National Academies, Washington DC.As Chief, Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA), responsible for overseeing processes and standards of service for CBA for Transport Canada, overseeing the analysis, liaising with other regulatory departments, staffing and managing staff. Co-chair of the CBA Community of Practice of the Community of Federal Regulators (CFR) since 2016. Member of the Board of Directors, Society for Benefit-Cost Analysis, January 2020+.Fluent in French and English; proficient in Spanish and Portuguese.Specialties: Applied micro-economics, more specifically:- benefit-cost analysis;- health and safety economics;- natural resource and environmental economics;- inter-temporal optimization;- statistical analysis.