Eleonore Fournier-Tombs
Eleonore Fournier-Tombs graduated from McGill University in 2006 with a B.A. in history and political science. Like many arts majors, she fell into the non-profit world, working first for UNICEF and then for an international development organization called Development and Peace. During these first work experiences, she discovered a passion for communications, and now manages communications at Motivate Canada, a youth organization in Ottawa, while completing a distance masters in sustainable development at the London School of Oriental and African Studies.
Recent Articles
After having worked with, managed and supervised youth for a few years now, and still being a young person myself, I’ve come across a number of preconceptions...
"There are two sorts of professionals in this field. The majority get some contracts and do their job, but the ones who get more work talk about what they do, p...
Once hired, public servants have the potential for a secure job for life. They are paid good entry-level salaries and have the opportunity to steadily move up. ...
I knew that in order to move up, I would eventually need a Master’s degree, but was unwilling to quit my job and go back to being a student. Not only did I lo...
When I moved up, I didn't want to be cute anymore. I started wearing suit jackets and speaking out at meetings, occasionally shouting out "I disagree!" with gre...