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Brad's Resume
May 1, 1984 – August 31, 1984
Ministerial Assistant to the Minister of Education: Pat Smith
- Assisted the Minister who was later implicated in the booze scandal. (Saskatoon's The StarPhoenix, January 9, 1992)
January 1985 - March 1985
Appointed to the "Minister's Task Force on Youth Employment" by Grant Devine's Minister of Justice: Gary Lane
- Served on a committee to increase youth employment; in the following five years 14,600 youth left Saskatchewan and the youth employment figures plummeted by l5%. (Statistics Canada)
May 1987 – February 1988
Member's Assistant to Progressive Conservative MP for Swift Current/Maple Creek: Geoff Wilson
- Worked for the Brian Mulroney Conservatives in Ottawa
1988
Co-founder of the Alliance for the Future of Young Canadians
- Helped start a pro free-trade group that lobbied corporations for donations and organized rallies
- Group involved in protests of federal Liberal campaign events including one riot that led to an RCMP officer being injured (Montreal's The Gazette, November 8, 1998)
February 17, 1988 – November 1, 1989
Ministerial Assistant to the Minister in charge of privatizing the Crowns: Graham Taylor
- Assisted with implementing the privatization agenda of the Devine government
- Contact person for the Devine government for the sale of SaskEnergy and Saskatchewan Potash Corporation. (Government Press Release 89-930, June 20, 1989)
November 1, 1989 – October 21, 1991
Senior Ministerial Assistant to the Associate Minister of Economic Development and Tourism: John Gerich
- Sent memos ordering booze at the taxpayers' expense (Regina's The Leader-Post, March 23, 2006)
- Assisted one of the Ministers who was convicted of fraud. Brad Wall testified on his behalf and the Minister was sentenced to two years in jail (Saskatoon's The StarPheonix, January 30, 1997)
April 10, 1991
Candidate for Grant Devine's Conservative Party nomination in Swift Current
- Lost the nomination (Swift Current Sun, March 25, 1991)
1992 – 1995
Project Manager, Country Music Hall of Fame
- Received $150,000 in taxpayers' money to run the Hall of Fame (Calgary Herald, September 26, 1991)
- Managed the Country Music Hall of Fame for three years
- Declared bankruptcy (Regina's The Leader-Post, September 27, 1995)
1996 - 1999
City Bureaucrat, Swift Current
1999 - 2004
Saskatchewan Party MLA
- Held various critic roles including calling for the privatization of Crowns and gutting health and safety legislation
2004 - Present
Saskatchewan Party Leader
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