Daniel Munro, Visiting Scholar, Innovation Policy Lab, Munk School for Global Affairs
Daniel Munro is Associate Director, Public Policy at The Conference Board of Canada, and Lecturer in Ethics in the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa.
Prior to joining the Public Policy group, Daniel worked for the Conference Board's Centre for Skills
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Daniel Munro is Associate Director, Public Policy at The Conference Board of Canada, and Lecturer in Ethics in the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs at the University of Ottawa.
Prior to joining the Public Policy group, Daniel worked for the Conference Board's Centre for Skills and Post-Secondary Education, Centre for Business Innovation, and Industry and Business Strategy division.
Previously, Daniel was a senior analyst at the Council of Canadian Academies - the Government of Canada's arms-length science assessment organization - and has taught politics and philosophy at Harvard, Queen's, Toronto, and Western University where he won the Award of Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching.
Daniel has fifteen years of experience in research and policy analysis on science, technology, innovation, education and skills issues. He also thinks, writes and speaks about ethics, decision-making, risk, and democracy for academic and public audiences. Daniel holds degrees from Toronto (B.A.), Western (M.A.), and MIT (Ph.D.).
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This report provides insights from five case studies to inform discussions among health care stakeholders exploring the value-based procurement (VBP) of innovative medicines.
The Conference Board of Canada | 48 pages |
November 2017
| by Darren Gresch, Daniel Munro, Paul Preston
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Ce rapport fournit des enseignements tirés de cinq études de cas afin d’alimenter les discussions qui ont cours chez les intervenants en soins de santé au sujet de l’approvisionnement...
Le Conference Board du Canada | 51 pages |
November 2017
| by Darren Gresch, Daniel Munro, Paul Preston
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This report is based on research and a study tour of Israel’s world-class innovation skills, capabilities, and performance. It aims to help Canadian innovation stakeholders learn...
The Conference Board of Canada | 83 pages |
March 2017
| by Jessica Brichta, Daniel Munro, Paul Preston
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Ce rapport se fonde sur des recherches ainsi que sur un voyage d’études d’une semaine en Israël sur ses compétences en matière d’innovation. Il vise à aider les chefs de file canadiens...
Le Conference Board du Canada | 86 pages |
March 2017
| by Jessica Brichta, Daniel Munro, Paul Preston
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As Canada’s population ages, a growing number of seniors are facing transportation challenges. Seniors’ access to affordable and appropriate transportation options is essential...
The Conference Board of Canada | Recorded Webinar |
January 2017
| by Daniel Munro
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This report quantifies the potential economic and labour market impacts that would occur in British Columbia, resulting from a 30 million tonnes per annum liquefied natural gas...
The Conference Board of Canada | 63 pages |
February 2016
| by Len Coad, Daniel Munro, Prince Owusu, Allison Robins
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Ce rapport examine les perspectives d’emploi et le parcours professionnel des titulaires d’un doctorat, l’état des compétences professionnelles des doctorants et des initiatives...
Le Conference Board du Canada | 7 pages |
November 2015
| by Jessica Edge, Daniel Munro
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This report examines the employment opportunities and outcomes of PhD holders inside and outside academia, the state of professional skills development for PhD students, and examples...
The Conference Board of Canada | 131 pages |
November 2015
| by Jessica Edge, Daniel Munro
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Canada’s innovation track record is weak. This report looks at firm-level innovation through the lens of skills, attitudes, and behaviours, and makes recommendations for businesses,...
The Conference Board of Canada | 129 pages |
April 2014
| by Daniel Munro, Douglas Watt
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This report examines the economic cost of Ontario’s skills gaps, and the specific occupations, skills, and credentials employers and individuals need to thrive in the emerging...
The Conference Board of Canada | 48 pages |
June 2013
| by Daniel Munro, James Stuckey
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The innovation performance of Canada’s food industry has direct consequences for our health and well-being. This report examines Canada’s food innovation performance, identifies...
The Conference Board of Canada | 67 pages |
December 2012
| by Erin Butler, Daniel Munro, James Stuckey
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Find out where most food-borne illnesses come from and what potential solutions could improve Canada’s current food safety system.
The Conference Board of Canada | 64 pages |
February 2012
| by Daniel Munro, Jean-Charles Le Vallée, James Stuckey
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This report examines how applied research services provided by Ontario colleges stimulate and accelerate the innovation activities of Ontario-based firms and makes recommendations...
The Conference Board of Canada | 116 pages |
November 2010
| by Joseph Haimowitz, Daniel Munro
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Business has an important role to play in addressing the socio-economic determinants of health. This report provides practical guidance and principles of success to businesses...
The Conference Board of Canada | 64 pages |
December 2008
| by Daniel Munro
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