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Emmeline Hobbs
Director, Knowledge Services
About Emmeline
Emmeline joined Navigator in 2011. As Director, Knowledge Services she is the primary driver of the knowledge and information management strategy of the firm. Emmeline manages information services, resources, and practices while working directly with consultants to provide research support and information analysis.
As an experienced Information Professional, Emmeline started her career as a Research Librarian at the Toronto Star where she was responsible for providing on-point research in a deadline-driven environment. Emmeline then spent over two years working at Deloitte where she provided firm-wide research to clients across Canada. In her role, she dealt with a range of complex research requests which helped her develop an in-depth understanding of the Canadian marketplace. She was also deeply embedded in the training process and as such, was responsible for developing and conducting learning sessions across Canada.
Emmeline is currently completing her second-term as Secretary of the Toronto Chapter of the Special Librarians Association. She is involved in all aspects of the decision making and planning process within the organization.
Emmeline completed her undergraduate degree in Political Science from the University of Toronto. She went on to earn her Masters of Information Studies from the same university and was elected Beta Phi Mu for academic achievement and her leadership abilities.
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