Dr. Tricia Williams

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Dr. Tricia Williams

Director, Research, Evaluation and Knowledge Mobilization at the Future Skills Centre  
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Tricia Williams, PhD, is Director of Research, Evaluation & Knowledge Mobilization at the Future Skills Centre, where she leads a portfolio of applied research and innovation projects focused on building a more inclusive and adaptable workforce in Canada. With over two decades of experience spanning academia, government, and the non-profit sector, she has developed deep expertise in skills development, labour market policy, and the future of work.

Her work bridges research and practice, shaping policy and program design to better align education and training with the evolving needs of workers and employers. She has published widely on workforce innovation, equity in employment, and the role of technology in reshaping work.

Tricia holds a Bachelor’s degree and two Master’s degrees in Sociology and Development Economics, as well as a PhD in Sociology and Anthropology. She is a sought-after advisor and speaker on skills and workforce development, bringing a practical, evidence-based perspective to conversations about economic change and social impact.

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