Cheri Reddin

Cheri Reddin has worked in the Government of Canada across a range of departments, with executive experience dating back to 2008. Much of her career has focused on Indigenous policy, partnerships and program delivery, including working closely with Indigenous governments, communities and organizations to support self-determination and advance priorities in areas such as land and environmental management, early learning and child care, and housing and homelessness. 
Since January 2025, Cheri has served as Director General, Intergovernmental and External Partnerships for Housing and Homelessness at Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada, where her responsibilities include serving as the department’s lead on Indigenous housing policy and engagement. She previously held senior roles at the Treasury Board Secretariat of Canada, Finance Canada, Indigenous Services Canada, and Employment and Social Development Canada. Outside of work, Cheri is a sports and gardening enthusiast, a mother of two, and can often be found walking through her neighbourhood with her dog, Marmaduke.