Our Mission
Creating social and economic wealth
Through our dynamism and our expertise, our mission is to create wealth to benefit society and contribute to a better world. Together with our clients, employees and partners, we are key players in ensuring that economic and human well-being go hand in hand.
OUR VALUES
At the heart of everything we do
Our values are at the center of our success and evolution. They are a continuous source of inspiration and guide our every action.
Team
We enjoy resolving complex situations
To resolve complex issues, you need an entire team! By combining experience, passion and caring, our experts create a world where individuals and organizations achieve their targets, and even their dreams. Our entire organization draws its energy from a team of leaders who have a proven track record in their respective fields of expertise.
Corporative
Denis Lefebvre
President and CEO
Jean-Philippe Raiche
Partner, Strategy and Development
Michelle Grenier
Vice-president, Organizational Development
Paola Mara
Vice-president, Corporate Development
Americas
Antoine Drapeau-Perreault
General Manager, Canada
Yanik Veillet
Vice-President Consulting and Technology, Canada
Philippe Gautrin
General Manager, United States
Jake Rivers
Vice-President Operations, United States
Europe & Asia
Benoit Turcotte
General Manager, Europe & Asia
Christophe Cren
Vice-President Business Development & Analysis, Europe & Asia
Board of Directors
- Yves Leclerc, President
- Denis Lefebvre
- Antoine Drapeau-Perreault
- Jean-Philippe Raiche
- Jean-Philippe Coiteux
- Julie Lacasse
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Celebrating the arts and powering culture
Proaction International has encouraged visual art since its beginnings, and more formally since 2017 through our foundation, Fondation Proaction International. Our collection includes 400 paintings by local and international artists such as Corno, Louis Seize, Nerbonne, Niko, Zilon, Benoualid, Lavoie, Gaudette, Saint-Laurent, Claes and Bocaert.
Of these 400 paintings, 29 are by Dominic Besner. His colorful and emotional paintings are inspired by his architectural studies, by the great masters of painting whom he holds as models, and by his encounters in the back streets of Montréal. They express an insistent and playful perspective of the world around us. Deeply affected by the ravages of the body, and by the aspects of the body that most draw a gaze and lead to reflection, Besner creates characters who retain traces of the past, who sometimes appear to be mere shadows of themselves and who confront their destiny to the very end.