President and Chief Executive Officer – CCI Laval

Academic Training

  • M.Sc. Economics

Main areas of expertise

Finance, Risk Management, Human Resources, Business Development, Partnerships, Communications, Marketing, Public Relations, Non-Profit Management, Higher Education / Youth, Government Affairs, Organizational Transformation, Strategy.

Relevant Governance Experience

As President and CEO of the Laval Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCILaval), I work daily with a board of directors composed of leaders from various economic sectors. My role involves contributing to strategic discussions, risk management, organizational governance, and the development of public and private institutional partnerships.

I have also served on various committees and advisory groups related to economic development, innovation, entrepreneurship, and collective issues. These experiences have enabled me to develop a governance approach that is strategic, collaborative, and results-oriented.

Community, social, or sector-related involvement

My involvement is primarily focused on economic development, entrepreneurship, and collective issues that have a tangible impact on communities. Through my role at CCILaval, I regularly collaborate with community organizations, public institutions, businesses, and various stakeholders to support initiatives that benefit society.

I am also involved with Les Obliques (formerly Ferme Jeunes au Travail), an organization dedicated to  social and professional integration. In addition, I currently serve as Honorary Chair of the 2026 Leucan Shaved Head  Challenge for Greater Montreal.

Bringring to the Board

I bring extensive experience in governance, strategic management, and stakeholder engagement. Throughout my career, I have also developed a practical understanding of business realities, workplace dynamics, and the human challenges that affects them. I strongly believe in a pragmatic approach to prevention, rooted in education, personal responsibility, and collaboration among the business, institutional, and community sectors.