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Natalie Beaudoin

Partner, Human Capital

B.SC., M.Sc.A., CPHR

I am very attentive to my clients, and, over the years, I have developed a holistic approach that ranges from prevention to claims management to pricing and financing for health and safety matters. Using this approach, we generate real added value, we explore their sometimes-avant-garde options, and we maximize their performance. By providing them with day-to-day guidance, we develop strong relationships, which is unquestionably what I love most about my work. Feeling that I am offering my clients real assistance, that we are exceeding their expectations and that we are lifting a weight off their shoulders…nothing could be more motivating than that!
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AREAS OF EXPERTISE

Agrifood
Real Estate and Construction

AREAS OF EXCELLENCE

Human capital
Prevention mutual
OHS management
Pay equity
Compliance with the 1% law

  • Montréal
  • Brossard
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  • Laval
  • Montréal
  • Brossard
  • Close to you wherever you go
  • Laval
  • Montréal
  • Brossard
  • Close to you wherever you go
  • Laval
  • Montréal
  • Brossard
  • Close to you wherever you go
  • Laval

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