I wake up every morning with one mission in mind: to make life easier for entrepreneurs and help them achieve real growth. What motivates me is knowing that I’ve made a concrete difference for my customers – by making their figures clearer, more accessible, and their decisions simpler.
I’m interested in people before business. I believe that a solid business relationship is based on trust and respect – for people, for deadlines, for commitments. My approach is authentic, committed, and always focused on creating value.
An entrepreneur at heart, I founded Gestion Horizon in 2009, on my own, without a safety net. Today, after strong growth and a merger with Demers Beaulne, I’m proud of what I’ve accomplished. It’s proof that there’s not just one path to success.
As a mountain girl, I like to climb slopes, push my limits, reach summits. It’s in my nature. And it’s the same energy I bring to work. Finding the right path, adjusting the trajectory, and enjoying the view together once you’ve reached the summit: that’s what being a business partner means to me.
Our experts analyze Quebec’s 2026 budget and highlight the tax changes and programs that affect businesses.
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Administered by the Trade Commissioner Service of Canada, this program aims to provide financial support to companies in their efforts to develop international markets.
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