Ryan Fedurco
Specialist, Government Relations at National Police Federation (NPF)
| Degrees: | MPM/16 |
Ryan is currently a Government Relations Specialist with the National Police Federation (NPF) where he oversees government relations files to advance priorities for RCMP Members. Working predominantly on Atlantic Canada files, he manages advocacy campaigns aimed at all levels of government to modernize and ensure much-needed investment in community policing and the public safety continuum.
Prior to joining the NPF, he worked in the health charity space, namely with Cystic Fibrosis Canada and the the ALS Society of Canada. In these roles he supported government relations and community engagement teams to advance the care and treatment options for people living with these respective rare and complex diseases. This included federal and provincial government relations efforts, grassroots empowerment, and stakeholder collaboration.
A former Parliamentary Assistant for a Member of Parliament and Junior Analyst at Global Affairs Canada in Ottawa, Ryan had the opportunity to work in political and legislative affairs, assist in the management of government programs, and conduct research on national and international policy issues. He’s also held positions at a number of non-profit and charitable organizations, including the United Nations Association in Canada, World Vision Canada, and the World University Service of Canada.
In addition to working in government and with non-profits, Ryan has volunteered on numerous municipal, provincial, and federal electoral campaigns.
Ryan is also passionate about giving back to his community. He is an active volunteer with the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, Toronto area hospitals, and other organizations dedicated to supporting underserved communities in the Halton Region
The MPM program at Carleton is a valuable one-of-a kind degree. It has an accomplished, hands-on, and supportive faculty, engaging speakers and learning opportunities, and a vast cross-partisan network. MPM provides insight into policy issues, campaign management, political advocacy, and government & legislative processes which help prepare candidates for a variety of environments including in the offices of elected officials, the public service, and government relations sector. Nowhere else can you better learn the ins and outs of public decision-making in Canada. I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to further their understanding of Canada’s political landscape.
Last Revision: May 2025