Alexandre Ramacieri is a seasoned public affairs and government relations leader with more than 20 years of experience. He has built his career at the intersection of policy, business, and government, advising senior decision‑makers and navigating complex environments.

Professional Focus

  • More than 20 years of experience in government relations, public policy, and business, including senior leadership roles in the public and private sectors
  • Seasoned advisor to senior leadership and elected officials on economic, fiscal, and public‑sector issues
  • Expertise in government relations strategy, public affairs and communications, with demonstrated strength in stakeholder engagement
  • Background in governance and organizational oversight, supporting effective decision‑making at the executive and board levels
  • Demonstrated strength in strategic planning, team leadership, and project management
  • Native French, proficient in English

Business Expertise

  • Vice President, Corporate Development and Communications at Béton Provincial, a Quebec-based construction and materials firm; oversaw major corporate investments, led enterprise‑wide modernization initiatives, and managed multiple departments
  • Chief of Staff, Office of the Minister of Economy, Innovation and Energy (Quebec); led economic policy planning and reform initiatives, advised on strategic transactions and programs, and managed cabinet operations and stakeholder relations
  • Senior Director, Institutional Affairs at Québecor; led public and government relations strategies, advised senior leadership on government and public affairs, and oversaw subsidiary engagement in government programs
  • Director, Economic and Sectoral Affairs at global IT consulting firm CGI; developed government affairs plan and structure, represented CGI before elected officials and senior public servants, and advised senior leadership on policy and public affairs
  • Policy Advisor at the Office of the Minister of Finance and the Economy; advised on economic development and corporate tax policy, oversaw key economic sectors, and managed foreign economic missions

Expertise

  • Government & Public Sector
  • Public Affairs
  • Economic Development
  • Social Impact
  • IT services
  • Telecommunications
  • Industrial & Infrastructure

Education & Certifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in communication and politics from the University of Montreal

Affiliations & Awards

  • Former member, Economic Attractiveness Advisory Council, Montréal International
  • Former board member, Théâtre de la LNI
  • Avant‑Garde member, CIRANO
  • Former Emerging Leaders committee chair and member, Centraide of Greater Montreal
Thought Leadership
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Boyden Report Series
What’s Next for Industry? AI, Transformation, and the Talent Imperative

Industrial Trends Report: Analysing markets, studies, and trends on how AI, machine learning, and digitalisation are reshaping the industrial sector, with expert insights on talent and leadership from Boyden’s Global Industrial Practice Members.

Articles & Papers
A Regional CEO Search to Realise U.S. Market Potential for a European Family-Owned Business

A European family-owned business approaching generational transition recognized that its U.S. operation required more than continuity—it required growth. The challenge was to redefine leadership for a critical market while navigating family dynamics and cross-border complexity. Here’s how the right appointment helped unlock the company’s U.S. potential.

Articles & Papers
A Third Generation Charts a New Course

A third-generation family business found itself navigating sudden global disruption with limited internal capability to manage a complex reshoring effort. The solution was not more control, but the confidence to bring in the right external expertise. This is how the family safeguarded its legacy by acting decisively—and differently.

Articles & Papers
A First External CEO Leads a First Generational Succession

A family enterprise approaching its first generational transition found leadership fragmented across sibling-led divisions. Growth was possible, but cohesion was not guaranteed. By introducing independent executive leadership, the family gained clarity, strengthened governance, and set a foundation for long-term continuity. Here’s how unified leadership replaced complexity.

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