Alain Bergeron co-founded SYRUS in 2013 with a clear ambition: to offer his clients an approach that bridges business strategy and strategic communications, tailored to their unique business needs and realities.

Leveraging more than 35 years of experience in reputation management, stakeholder relations, and complex issue resolution, Alain excels at positioning communications as a strategic lever to drive business objectives and fuel organizational success. Driven by a conviction that unique challenges benefit from bespoke solutions, he approaches each mandate with agility and precision, complemented by his hallmark commitment and candor.

Before founding SYRUS, Alain led the communications departments of several flagship Canadian companies and spearheaded complex strategies in labour relations, investor relations (including a Crown corporation’s initial public offering), crisis management, mergers and acquisitions, comprehensive brand overhauls, and large-scale reorganizations.

A highly versatile professional, Alain has worked across various sectors, including transportation, tourism, media, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, mining, finance, and advertising.

Alain combines his business expertise with his personal passions by serving on the boards of Tennis Québec and the Atlantic Salmon Federation. Outside the office, he can be found spending time with his family, fishing, hunting, or playing tennis.

Cumulating 20 years of experience, Anouk has been a part of the SYRUS team since the very beginning and ensures accounting as well as office administration duties.

Of Dutch decent, she is recognized for her generosity, her constant support on all levels, her sound advice and her attention to detail.

As a tennis player and a true sportswoman, she knows how to enjoy life while making sure her team is always moving forward.

Fanny received a bachelor’s degree in History and English Literature from Concordia University and a certificate in Public Relations and Communications Management from McGill University, where she was named to the Dean’s Honour List.

Before joining SYRUS, Fanny worked in the communications department of one of the largest independent business law firms in Quebec. Due to her versatility, she was responsible for many mandates, from ideation to execution, both in copywriting and event management. She also coordinated networking and business development activities.

Prior to that, Fanny coordinated the internal teams of a tourism SME in the context of corporate events. She also worked closely with the marketing department to identify opportunities for visibility.

Through her involvement on the Jeune Chambre de Commerce de Montréal’s Public Affairs Committee, Fanny acts as an advisor to the permanent staff and briefs the president for public speaking engagements. She also helped produce a white paper on female entrepreneurship that led to improvements to a provincial program.

Fanny was also at the helm of a radio show about the social, environmental, and political impact of new technologies.

Audrey Noiseux is a strategic communications professional specializing in public affairs and media relations, and a proven track record supporting large-scale government reforms in the health and education sectors. Most recently, she served as Director of Communications and Head of Media Relations to the Minister of Health, where she led integrated communications strategies, anticipated crisis situations, and shaped messaging in highly sensitive and complex environments.

She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications from the Université du Québec à Montréal, with a specialization in public relations, and is accustomed to advising senior executives and elected officials in complex, high-pressure environments. She is known for building and maintaining trusted relationships with journalists, professional associations, unions, and key institutional stakeholders.

Her strategic judgment, political acuity, and diplomatic approach enable her to anticipate emerging issues, turn crises into opportunities, and enhance the public influence and credibility of the organizations she represents.

A rigorous, versatile, and methodical professional, Jérémie brings comprehensive expertise in project planning and management of all scopes to benefit both the firm and its clients. Known for delivering seamless project execution, he consistently achieves concrete results while adhering to the established parameters. Beyond his technical expertise, Jérémie excels in building interpersonal relationships founded on trust and collaboration.

Before joining SYRUS, Jérémie worked for a consulting firm specializing in digital transformation. In this role, he supported numerous clients in implementing innovative solutions that facilitated transformations to organizational, cultural, operational, and technological strategies.

In addition to his professional activities, Jérémie is a member of L’élan pour Sainte-Justine, a committee reporting to the board of directors of the CHU Sainte-Justine Foundation. This group mobilizes the Quebec business community around major philanthropic initiatives aimed at supporting the health of mothers and children.

Jérémie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from the Université de Sherbrooke, with a specialization in Finance and Management.

A curious, driven, and engaged young professional, Hélène contributes daily to the team’s success by providing support in research mandates, media content analysis, and project management.

Before joining SYRUS, she completed an internship with one of Canada’s largest companies in the agri-food industry, where she helped develop several pilot projects focused on the continuous improvement of processes.

Hélène holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from HEC Montréal, with a specialization in project management and logistics operations management. She is actively involved in her alma mater’s academic ecosystem. As co-president of the organizing committee for the 2026 edition of the Jeux du Commerce, the largest university competition in Eastern Canada, she helps foster an innovative and ambitious new generation of business administrators. In 2023-2024, she also served as president of HEC Montréal’s Competitions Committee.

Hélène also coaches a girls’ high school volleyball team in the Greater Montréal area.

As a student-athlete at Hobart and Williams Smith Colleges, Gabriel is pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Business and Management with a concentration in Economics and Political Science. In addition to his studies, he plays on the competitive college basketball team.

With a thirst for learning, strong teamwork skills, and keen interest in business, Gabriel provides valuable support to the SYRUS team. Through his internship, he consistently demonstrates his ability to thrive in dynamic environments and collaborate effectively with others.

With over thirty years of experience in administrative management, Claire has held key roles as an executive assistant and manager across various sectors, including public services, private companies, and non-profit organizations. Driven by a desire to share her expertise more broadly, she chose the path of entrepreneurship before joining the SYRUS team.

Her career path demonstrates her ability to understand the unique challenges of each organization and to handle complex situations with composure and efficiency. Known for her quiet strength, she is a trusted partner to leaders, helping them streamline their processes and focus fully on their strategic decisions.

A passionate long-distance hiker, she has completed over a thousand kilometres solo in Quebec and abroad. These adventures have strengthened her perseverance, organizational skills, and adaptability—qualities she brings to every project she undertakes.

As the founder of several businesses and a strategic advisor to multiple executives, Rock Moisan is a major player in the economy of the Centre-du-Québec region. His versatility and unifying leadership make him a sought-after expert in operations management and stakeholder engagement.

Rock’s expertise covers many different areas, starting with the manufacturing and industrial sectors. Rock has held a seat on the board of directors of the Réseau des manufacturiers de la Mauricie et du Centre-du-Québec (MMCQ) for six years, as well as having lead major transformation projects at the Cascades paper mill and head up operations at Canimex Group, a global leader in the manufacture of mechanical components.

Throughout his career, Rock developed a keen understanding of the Quebec agri-food sector and its regulations. Rock was the Chair of the board of directors of Regroupement des transformateurs de viandes du Québec (RTVQ) and was on the board of the Conseil de la transformation alimentaire du Québec (CTAQ). Throughout his career, he has also been picked to steer major projects with government decision-makers at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels.

Rock is involved in numerous organizations, honouring his commitment to making a difference in the community. He has been an active supporter of Fondation Charles Bruneau for over 10 years, in addition to serving as board chair for the Centre d’écoute et de prévention suicide Drummond (CEPS) and Fondation du Cégep de Drummondville.