Anik Pouliot
Project Director, Montreal Office Manager and Partner
A specialist in communications applied to public participation, Anik is a skilled popularizer with solid experience in both virtual and traditional engagement strategies. A creative and rigorous practitioner of public participation, it is her empathetic leadership that makes her an invaluable collaborator, particularly in difficult contexts.
Anik Pouliot is a recognized and appreciated leader in the field of public participation. With more than 20 years of experience, she stands out for her multidisciplinary strategic perspective covering the mining, renewable energies, residual materials and urban projects sectors. She stands out for her wise strategic advice, her talent for designing far-sighted participatory approaches, her caring facilitation and her community communications advice.
Before joining Transfert, Anik assumed operational leadership for more than 90 public consultations at the Office de consultation publique de Montréal, where she demonstrated her ability to lead complex initiatives with rigor and creativity while supporting team engagement. At Transfert, her practice has mainly focused on supporting projects in development, promoting social innovation and the search for concerted solutions to ensure sustainability and social acceptability. She excels at identifying risks and proposing innovative solutions, while communicating with exemplary clarity and transparency.
Anik is particularly appreciated for her empathetic leadership, which promotes trust, collaboration and adaptability. She is able to quickly summarize the different facets of a problem and clearly determine the criteria and objectives that will guide the decisions to be made. Anik is recognized for the excellence of her strategic vision, her enthusiasm for transforming constraints into opportunities, her kindness, and her commitment to meaningful, inclusive and informed participation.
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