Matthew Cutler

As a seasoned public sector executive with a graduate education in organizational science, I have spent over two decades working with teams and organizations to find strategic alignment through a leadership practice that is facilitative, systems-inspired and values-based.

Building on a career of advancing community development, story-telling, and human rights in a variety of sectors, I am currently the Vice-President, Exhibitions at the Canadian Museum for Human Rights. In this role I have the pleasure of serving a dynamic team of curators, researchers, collections managers, designers, digital story-tellers and technicians who are plying their museological skill and experience to create a world where everyone values human rights and takes responsibility for promoting respect and dignity for all.

I have the honour and privilege to serve as Chair of the Board of Directors at Rainbow Resource Centre—Canada's longest-operating 2SLGBTQ+ community centre, as a Special Advisor to the Board of the Institute of Public Administration of Canada—the leading professional organization supporting excellence in the country’s public sector, and as an Agency Liaison Volunteer and member of the Board of the United Way of Winnipeg.

I am honoured to do this work in Winnipeg, within Treaty No. 1 Territory, the traditional lands of the Anishinaabeg, Ininew, Anisininew, and Dakota Oyate, and the birthplace and homeland of Red River Métis.