Partner and Licensed Insolvency Trustee at Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton, Dominic Deslandes is now a member of the Insolvency Institute of Canada (IIC). The IIC is the main insolvency organization for the private sector in the country. It is dedicated to the recognition and promotion of excellence in insolvency. Its members are among Canada’s most experienced insolvency professionals.
“We are very proud of Dominic. He is a pillar of our Firm and a highly talented recovery and reorganization expert. Since 1999, he has contributed to Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton’s success through his expertise and the quality of his work. Dominic is greatly appreciated by his clients and peers. This esteemed appointment is well deserved,” said Nicolas Boily, Vice-President of the Firm’s Recovery and Reorganization Group.
The entire Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton team would like to congratulate Dominic on this important recognition and wish him many more years of success with the Firm.
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Guylaine Dallaire, Advisory Tax Partner, was awarded the prestigious distinction of honorary member of COMAQ at the annual conference of the Corporation des officiers municipaux agréés du Québec (COMAQ) on May 25, 2023.
Created on July 5, 1968, COMAQ holds the status of a professional order, as proclaimed by the National Assembly through private statute.
Guylaine was awarded this distinction for her 33-year contribution to demystifying GST-QST treatment for Québec municipalities.
It is worth noting that the title of honorary member has been awarded only 17 times since its creation. It is reserved for people working in the municipal sector who, without being full members of the Corporation, are invaluable collaborators and partners in advancing numerous issues.
Raymond Chabot Grant Thornton warmly congratulates Guylaine for this well-deserved distinction!
To read COMAQ’s LinkedIn publication of this award, click here.