Our Team
Fadeel Sheikh
Vice President - Internal
Fadeel is an MPP2 coming from an accounting and economics background. His interest in politics stems from a desire to grow political participation and bipartisan engagement at all levels. His research and policy interests focus on transportation and the ways increased transit connects and separates communities socially and politically.
NOAH LEE
President
Noah Lee is a second-year Master of Public Policy candidate at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, specializing in economics, natural resources, and energy policy. Holding a Bachelor of Commerce from the Smith School of Business, Noah blends private-sector scrappiness with a commitment to public-service excellence.
Noah has worked on files across all levels of government, with experience spanning advocacy, communications strategy, and political campaigns. A Central Canadian, Noah spent his first year at Munk working for an Albertan Member of Parliament, where he developed a deeper appreciation for Western Canadian perspectives on policy and economic development. He currently works in the Business and Projects area at the Ontario Cabinet Office.
Tenzin Yangkee
Vice President - External
Tenzin Yangkee is a second-year Master of Public Policy candidate at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, with an emphasis on social and urban policy. She serves as Vice President (External) of the Munk School Politics Society. Her interest in public policy was shaped by her work as a Parliamentary Assistant in the Government of Canada, where she supported committee work, conducted policy research, and engaged with constituents. Since then, she has worked with several nonprofit organizations, gaining first-hand insight into the on-the-ground realities of policies that directly impact communities. In this new role, she is focused on building connections, fostering dialogue, and creating opportunities for students to engage with policy professionals while strengthening the bridge between policy and politics.
Annika Volz
Events
Annika Volz is a second-year dual-degree student studying International and Global Affairs at the Hertie School and the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. She has a strong academic interest in the EU’s role beyond its borders, as well as in politicisation and social movements within global governance.
Her experience includes an internship at the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy and serving as a Junior Ambassador for the Franco-German Youth Office (DFJW). Annika is dedicated to fostering informed political debate and cross-cultural exchange. As Director of Events, she aims to organize this semester engaging, accessible, and dynamic events that unite students around critical political issues.
Michael Unsworth
Operations
Michael Unsworth is the current MSPS Director of Operations. He is a Master of Public Policy candidate with a BA from Carleton University (2021).
Most recently he served in Ottawa as Director of Operations for the Minister of Veterans Affairs. Michael is also a member of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve where he as served for 8 year. He is avid sports lover and Toronto Maple Leafs fan.
Diana Salama
Stakeholders
Diana is a first-year Master of Global Affairs student at the Munk School of Global Affairs & Public Policy.
She completed her Honours Bachelor of Arts at the University of Toronto, where she studied Public Policy, Political Science, and Philosophy, an interdisciplinary foundation that strengthened her interest in global governance, international cooperation, and ethical leadership.
Diana’s professional experience spans the international, financial, and research sectors. She currently works as a Compliance Analyst with the G7 Research Group, contributing to policy research on global commitments and international development. Previously, she worked with Emirates, gaining firsthand experience in global client relations and multicultural environments, and later joined the Royal Bank of Canada, where she developed strong skills in financial services, communication, and stakeholder support. She also contributed to emergency response efforts with the Canadian Red Cross during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Motivated by a deep commitment to public service, Diana is passionate about both international and local politics, and is driven by opportunities to engage with issues shaping communities at every level. She enjoys connecting with people from diverse backgrounds and values the power of dialogue, collaboration, and shared perspectives in creating meaningful change.
In her spare time, Diana enjoys traveling, exploring new cultures, and is passionate about fitness and wellness, embracing an active lifestyle as a source of discipline, balance, and personal growth.
Arianne Padillo
Programs
Arianne earned her Honours Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and French Studies from the University of Toronto. Shortly after, she became an intern of the Parliamentary Internship Program wherein she gained extensive insight on policymaking and governance from a nonpartisan perspective, working with both government and opposition Members of Parliament. Following her internship, she began working as a Tour Officer for Jagmeet Singh, then-leader of the federal New Democratic Party, coordinating his public engagements. Arianne’s interests lie in urban policy, particularly the mobility of people within cities. She also hopes to communicate with her peers in French during her studies. In her spare time, you can find her baking pastries or playing with her dog Archie.
Robyn Ahn
Communications
Robyn is a Master of Global Affairs student at the Munk School, with a BSc in Kinesiology and Health Science. Her interests lie in diplomacy and the design of public policies that advance security, climate resilience, global health, and sustainable development. She has worked on applied climate and biodiversity policy projects with ALUS Canada. She’s active in the PCC International Affairs Committee, student leadership, and community engagement. In her free time, she enjoys skiing, hiking, playing softball, and exploring new food spots around the city. In her free time, she enjoys skiing, hiking, playing softball and exploring new food spots around the city.
Alteo Malaj
Finance
Alteo Malaj is a first-year Master of Global Affairs student at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy. He grew up in Tirana, Albania, and completed his undergraduate studies at the Lauder Business School in Vienna, earning a degree in International Business Administration with a specialization in Finance. In addition to his education, Alteo has held multiple internships and roles across finance, business, and law, giving him a multidimensional perspective on global economic and governance issues. These experiences have broadened his academic interests and strengthened his commitment to applying practical solutions to real-world policy and financial challenges. He hopes to contribute meaningfully to initiatives that bridge strong analytical work with tangible, impactful change.
Lawrence King
Research
Lawrence King is a Master of Public Policy candidate at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, University of Toronto, where he also completed his Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. His personal research explores the intersection of Canadian social policy, democratic institutions, and political attitudes. Current projects include an empirical study of the Canadian childcare régime, an analysis of immigration attitudes among Canadian undergraduates, a cross‑national examination of parliamentary versus presidential resilience in the era of democratic backsliding, and a study of the Parliamentary Budget Officer’s behaviour in different contexts. He has received ten academic awards and scholarships recognizing excellence in Canadian politics and political economy, and is preparing multiple manuscripts for publication.
Adam Sa-Di Meo
Research
Adam holds a BAH in Politics and Governance and has worked in the Ontario Public Service at the Treasury Board Secretariat and currently in a political role at the Associate Ministry of Energy Intensive Industries, contributing to policy development and decision making.
He serves as the Co-Vice President of Research for MSPS supporting research priorities, knowledge-sharing initiatives and policy-focused student engagement.
With experience spanning policy formulation, political engagement, and community service, Adam is committed to evidence-based policy, collaborative governance and policy that strengthens public outcomes.