Montreal, January 8, 2019 — Alithya Group inc. (TSX: ALYA, NASDAQ: ALYA) (“Alithya”), a leader in strategy and digital technologies with 2,000 highly skilled professionals and offering business solutions across Canada, the US and Europe, is proud to announce that Natalie Piccinin is joining Alithya as Senior Vice President, Human Capital.
“I am very pleased that Natalie is joining our company,” said Paul Raymond, President and CEO of Alithya. “Her proven expertise in organizational efficiency, employee engagement as well as talent and performance management will be a great asset to our organization.”
Natalie Piccinin has over 30 years of experience in human resources and organizational performance. Throughout her career, she has defined and implemented strategies to strengthen the HR function of companies, both in the US and Canada, in the aim of supporting ambitious business goals. Her experience has led to work in various industries, including automotive, publishing, banking, food and aeronautics.
“I am very delighted to be joining Alithya,” said Natalie Piccinin. “The company’s recent acquisition in the US and its entry on the stock markets represent exciting challenges that I am pleased to take on.”
About the Alithya Group
Alithya Group inc. is a North American leader in strategy and digital technologies. Founded in 1992, it employs approximately 2,000 professionals in Canada, the United States and Europe. Alithya Group’s integrated offering to its clients is based on its four pillars of expertise in strategy services, Microsoft and Oracle technologies and custom enterprise solutions. Its clients are active in the financial, investment and insurance, manufacturing, retail and distribution, telecommunications, transportation, professional services, healthcare and government sectors. Alithya Group is an advocate for workforce diversity and as such, encourages the participation of women in management roles, and implements immigrant-friendly recruiting initiatives. To learn more, go to www.alithya.com.
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