France–Quebec: an evening to seal the future, marked by dialogue and celebration

France–Quebec: an evening to seal the future, marked by dialogue and celebration
An evening between France and Quebec, between reflection and future.


On Thursday evening, a breath of fresh air from La Belle Province swept through the walls of Villa Good Tech. In the shade of the trees, amid raised voices and raised glasses, the General Assembly of the Cercle des Dirigeants d'Entreprises Franco-Québécois (CDEFQ) was held at our headquarters, this Villa where we think, create and welcome.

First, a moment of reflection: taking stock of the actions carried out, outlining future projects, electing a new president, the first in the history of the circle, Lucia BALDINO, MBA, whom we salute with respect and confidence. She will carry with conviction the values of dialogue, economic cooperation and the influence of the French-speaking business community between France and Quebec.

Then, the sun gave way to a lighter evening, a Franco-Quebecois country party as a nod to our intertwined cultures.
Brightly coloured tablecloths, laughter exchanged, bridges built between our two territories.

Hosting this evening was a real honour. Thank you to the CDEFQ and to all those who made this meeting possible. Among them: Alexandre ZAPOLSKY, our president and vice-president of the circle, but also Henri-Paul ROUSSEAU, Ghali TED, Alain COMBIER, the circle's treasurer, Julien DUGENETAY, Grégoire BOUTRON, Armelle DUGUÉ, Géraud ‘GERRY’ DAMBRINE, Emmanuel MARTINEZ, Rachelle SORIN, Jean-François RAUDIN, Elaine BROUCA, Stéphane-Arnaud ROISIN, Elise DUFOUR, Vincent LARRAMENDY, Lisanne CHAMBERLAND-POULIN, Pascale ERNST, Patrick MOUSSET, Anne-Pascal GUEDON, Michel LAPIANA, Ludovic LUZZA, and Oumaro TRAORE

At LINAGORA, we firmly believe that technology is only as good as the connections it helps to create. And this Thursday was one of those evenings where people took centre stage. New projects are on the horizon for the CDEFQ, and we are delighted to be able to continue supporting them.


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