The Foundation
An organization focused on the future
The Foundation is in a unique position to help Quebecers age well, both in the search for new ideas and in its concrete actions.
Our Vision
Help make Quebec an exemplary and innovative society where all generations can benefit from ageing well.
Vision
As a society, aging concerns us all—at home, at work, and wherever we go. The Foundation profoundly believes that we should rethink the way generations live, behave, and interact with one another. It’s the perfect opportunity to create a social project and deliver new collaborative solutions!
Our Philosophy
Values that guide our work
These values are at the core of everything we undertake and all the decisions we make. Together, they form the very DNA of our Foundation.
Inclusion
We take into account the many different faces of aging, paying particular attention to vulnerable seniors and those affected by social inequality.
Respect
We ensure, in all instances, that respect is present in every interaction with the people and organizations we grow and collaborate with.
Innovation
We fullfill new needs comming up together with innovative solutions.
Partnership
We drive our many initiatives forward in close partnership with public, private, community, and academic institutions.
Our Uniqueness
What sets us apart: Our entrepreneurial spirit, inspired by our founder Angélina Berthiaume-Du Tremblay.
What makes us unique: We create innovative projects that are rooted in the community.
Our Team
A vibrant team committed to making the Foundation’s mission a reality and spreading the word about the good work we do.
Annie Gauvin
Executive Director
Charlotte Brut
Partnership and Innovation Manager
Annabelle Petit
Créatrice de contenu
Annie Gauvin
Charlotte Brut
Charlotte has been working in the social economy sector in France and Montréal for the last 10 years. She has a wide variety of experience in the field of social innovation for companies, foundations, and nonprofit organizations. Charlotte’s enthusiasm and commitment help her to create strong, long-term partnerships, and she plays a key role in the Foundation’s innovative entrepreneurial spirit.
Annabelle Petit
Annabelle cumule une expérience de plus de 12 ans dans de milieux à but non lucratif montréalais. Sa polyvalence et son dynamisme contribueront au rayonnement de la mission et des projets de la Fondation à travers des photos, des vidéos et divers contenus.
Our Board of Directors
Our Board of Directors is made up of committed, highly experienced professionals from a wide range of backgrounds.
Annie Gauvin
Executive Director
Mario Larivière
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Geneviève Grenier
Vice Présidente Communication et Campagne de Financement
Carmen Gauthier
Vice President, Finances
Christian Mollé
Lydia Ingenito
Annie Gauvin
Mario Larivière
After earning his CA degree, Mr. Larivière worked for a few years in public accounting with the Clarkson, Gordon firm. He then changed paths to work in the health and social services network, where he held positions in senior management in the finance field before becoming Director General at the Centre Hospitalier Saint-Eustache for the last 7 years. He has worked on numerous studies and committees in regional bodies for the Québec Ministry of Health and Social Service as well as sat on the board of directors for organizations and institutions within the network. Before retiring in 2011, Mr. Larivière was a consultant on various management mandates in health and education.
Geneviève Grenier
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Animée par un esprit entrepreneurial et résolument pratique, Geneviève Grenier voit les entreprises comme un riche écosystème doté d'un immense potentiel. Elle est motivée par les projets ambitieux qui contribuent à changer le cours des organisations. Forte d'une vaste expérience de plus de 20 ans en affaires, Geneviève crée des connexions stratégiques entre les modèles d'affaires, le marketing et l'identité de marque.
Carmen Gauthier
After earning her CA degree, Ms. Gauthier audited healthcare establishments as part of Samson Bélair Deloitte & Touche. This experience enabled her to earn the title of Director of Financial Resources, as well as Director of Technical Services and Information Systems, in residential centres, long-term care facilities, and hospitals. Just before retiring, Ms. Gauthier became Director of Financial, Technical, and Informational Resources at Résidence Berthiaume-Du Tremblay. Now retired, she sits on various non-profit boards of directors.
Christian Mollé
Lydia Ingenito
Ms. Ingenito has worked in the health and social services network for 25 years—18 of which were spent in senior management at institutions (CSSS-CIUSSS) and 3 in health agency and social services in Montréal. She has always put herself at the heart of services dedicated to seniors as well as those who have lost their autonomy.
Membres
Lise Beaudoin
Michel Arnold
Lucien Hervieux
Jacques Giroux
Daniel Robert
Sister Denise Lafond, r.h.s.j.
Sylvie St-Hilaire
Sylvie St-Hilaire
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Lise Beaudoin
Ms. Lise Beaudoin is committed to the cause of elders for over 30 years. She is particularly renowned for her 32 years of work at Les Petits Frères de Montréal, where she retired as Regional Director. Today, she is still currently contributing to their mission as a volunteer and she is also involved with many other organizations in support of elders. Ms Beaudoin is an active member of board of directors at Table de concertation des aînés de l’Île de Montréal, P.A.S. de la rue and Tél-Écoute.
Michel Arnold
Lucien Hervieux
Before Mr. Hervieux retired in 2001, he worked for over 30 years as Director General of various hospitals, most of which had direct links to the Berthiaume-Du Tremblay Foundation. He’s had the opportunity to watch the Foundation’s network grow and is proud to have played a small role in it. Mr. Hervieux has sat on various commissions and boards of directors in the health field, community organizations, as well as social and business clubs—all founded on mutual aid, coming together, and partnership.
Jacques Giroux
Mr. Giroux worked as HR Manager in the health-services network for most of his career before retiring some 15 years ago. He’s since taken on a variety of mandates linked to his professional expertise, and sits as a volunteer on a number of boards of directors—most of which provide services to seniors.
Daniel Robert
Mr. Robert holds degrees from the University of Ottawa as well as HEC in Montréal, and has been retired since 2012. He is currently active on a number of boards of governors and investment committees for corporations, congregations, and foundations. He worked in the institutional investment sector for 35 years, where he was responsible for managing stocks as well as Canadian, American, and international bonds. Before retiring, Mr. Robert was in charge of customer service for a variety if institutional clients at a large portfolio management firm.
Sister Denise Lafond, r.h.s.j.
Sister Lafond is a nun and trained nurse, and has worked in management both in hospitals as well as within her religious order. She is currently responsible for building and landscape heritage, upkeep, and showcasing various sites. She continues to sit on boards of directors to this day.
Sylvie St-Hilaire
For over 30 years, Ms. St-Hilaire has been a manager in the health network, and has gained substantial experience in the health and social services network, in particular when it comes to short- and long-term care as well as physical rehabilitation. She holds a Bachelor degree in nursing, a Master’s in science from McGill University, a Master’s in health administration from the Université de Montréal, and a Master’s in law and health politics from the Université de Sherbrooke. During her career, she has held numerous positions in upper management. Since 2009, Ms. St-Hilaire has been General Director of CHSLD Centre Le Cardinal, plus she’s been an observer at Accreditation Canada and in various Canadian health organizations since 2011.
Sylvie St-Hilaire
For over 30 years, Ms. St-Hilaire has been a manager in the health network, and has gained substantial experience in the health and social services network, in particular when it comes to short- and long-term care as well as physical rehabilitation. She holds a Bachelor degree in nursing, a Master’s in science from McGill University, a Master’s in health administration from the Université de Montréal, and a Master’s in law and health politics from the Université de Sherbrooke. During her career, she has held numerous positions in upper management. Since 2009, Ms. St-Hilaire has been General Director of CHSLD Centre Le Cardinal, plus she’s been an observer at Accreditation Canada and in various Canadian health organizations since 2011.
Thank you to our honorary members
Maurice Gravel
Robert S. Larivière
- Executive committee
- Investment committee
- Audit committee
- Compensation committee
Our Affiliations
We are proud to be affiliated with these public, private, community, and academic organizations, who share our challenges and common values.
Institut Mallet’s goal is to help advance the culture of philanthropy. More than simply a monetary gift, philanthropy is a gift of oneself. That’s why we care so much about promoting our partnership.
Learn more about Institut Mallet
Le Collectif des Fondations
Our Foundation is part of the Collectif des Fondations, a grouping of Québec foundations dedicated to current social conditions and policy. It’s an open space for work and vigilance that enables foundations to form an alliance in order to ensure public policy works to reduce inequality, or at the very least prevent it from deteriorating.
Learn more about the Collectif des Fondations.
Our Foundation is a founding member of the Réseau de l’action bénévole du Québec, where we contribute to promoting, showcasing, and recognizing volunteering across Québec.
Learn more about the Réseau de l’action bénévole du Québec.
The Foundation is also a member of the Association québécoise de gérontologie, as we are interested in the many aspects of aging in the context of Québec society.
Learn more about the Association québécoise de gérontologie.
