Alexy Beaulieu-Rioux is a talent acquisition professional specialising in bilingual recruitment. He has a successful track record of recruiting top talent in technology and other key sectors in the Montréal region. He takes a proactive approach to identifying talent, using his proficiency in a diverse range of tools to source candidates and assess their suitability for senior-level roles.
Professional Focus
- Specialty in bilingual (English and French) recruitment in various sectors, particularly technology, IT services and software, financial services, and banking
- Skilled in candidate sourcing, research and data analysis, interviewing, candidate support and training, relationship building, networking, and candidate pipeline management
Business Expertise
- Senior Bilingual Recruitment Consultant at FDM Group, a British multinational information technology (IT) consulting firm focused primarily on the financial services and banking sectors; promoted from Bilingual Recruitment Consultant role
- Agent Analyst at Desjardins Group, the largest cooperative financial group in North America and the fifth largest in the world
Additional Expertise
- Technology - IT
- Financial Services
- Banking
Education & Certifications
Bachelor’s degree (BBA) in global management & leadership from Bishop’s University
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