Ms. Grandmaison is a military member and military spouse. Her strong board experience and leadership contributes to the implementation of the VFC’s projects.

Ms. Têtu is a military spouse and works as a nurse practitioner. She has several years of experience and training as a psychosocial worker, social worker, clinical nurse and lecturer at Université Laval and UQAR. Through her involvement, she contributes to the development of innovative projects while respecting the Centre’s mission, values and services.

Ms. Blanchet is a lawyer with extensive experience in municipal law. She has been a political attaché, teacher and has board experience. She helps the VFC provide the best services to military families.

Ms. Côté is a military spouse. She is the Executive Director of an Early Childhood Centre.

A spouse and daughter of a military member, Ms. Richard is an employment counsellor who knows the reality, issues and solutions that the VFC proposes. Her several experiences in addiction counselling, youth intervention and with the Suicide Prevention Centre have enabled her to be active in the civilian community and she now wants to benefit the military community.

Military meteorological technician for the past 8 years, Ms. Vachon often volunteers for various organizations that are close to her heart. She recognizes herself in the values the VFC promotes.

Ms. Zamuner is trained as a lawyer and has continued her career in administration and communication in several cultures. She has lived in several countries, so she has a strong ability to adapt. She wants to help military families get better services.

Ms. Jalbert has been working in communications for nearly 30 years. She is currently working as a multiplatform advertising consultant for Québecor and have for almost 24 years. She is also an administrator for her family’s company PAGEAU.COM, small communication business.  

He joined the Canadian Armed Forces in 1996. Lieutenant Colonel Girard completed three deployments in Bosnia and one in Afghanistan. 

He has a Bachelor’s Degree in Physical Education Teaching and the Master of Defence Studies from the Royal Military College of Canada. He completed the Joint Command and Staff Programme in 2013 at the Canadian Forces College in Toronto. 

Lieutenant Colonel Bérubé enrolled in the Canadian Armed Forces in 1999 through the 6th Field Artillery Regiment from Lévis. She deployed to Bosnia and Hezergovina, and to Afghanistan. She is the first woman to command a artillery regiment in Canada. 

Lieutenant Colonel Bérubé has a Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Therapy from Université Laval and the Master of Defence Studies from the Royal Military College of Canada.  She is currently the Mental Health Services Manager at the Valcartier Health Center. 

He is a member of the Quebec CPAs Order since 2015. He worked in various organizations in Nunavik between 2006 and 2015.

M. Moisan started working for the VFC in 2015 as the Finance and Administration Director. He became the Executive Director in May 2019.

She cumulates more than 35 years of experience in administration, human resources and finances. She has strong governance experience for having collaborated with the boards of directors and governance comitees for the past 20 years.  

Military spouse for 35 years, now a veteran’s spouse, she has at heart the military families issues.