Boyden is pleased to share the appointment news of Esther Benzie, a recruitment led by Ian Collyer
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
Through collaboration with Boyden, the Chief People Officer of a PE-backed company secured two pivotal leaders, a Vice President of Human Resources and a Head of Talent Acquisition, to elevate human capital strategy, drive transformation, streamline recruitment, and strengthen enterprise alignment.
With Boyden’s support, Loyola Marymount University built a high-performing advancement team by filling 15 key fundraising roles over five years, strengthening collaboration, continuity, and campaign readiness.
Featuring Marie-Hélène Gaudreault, Leader in Boyden’s Social Impact Practice
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.
Featuring Marie-Hélène Gaudreault, Leader in Boyden’s Social Impact Practice
Discover how shared accountability fuels high-performing cultures, with insights from Netflix and strategies to overcome common barriers like blame culture and misaligned incentives.
This event is in partnership with the Ottawa Board of Trade and the Ottawa Business Journal
Boyden is pleased to share the appointment news of Frank Barredo, a recruitment led by Andrew Dumont
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