Cindy Valence
Lecturer @Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue
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WORK HISTORY
Lecturer @Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue
Microprogramme de 2e cycle en gestion appliquée à l’industrie minérale - GAM6405 - CULTURE, COMMUNICATION ET DÉVELOPPEMENT MINIERCe cours, obligatoire dans le microprogramme en gestion appliquée à l’industrie minière – profil Développement durable, et optionnel au MBA (spécialisation en gestion appliquée à l’industrie minière), vise à approfondir la dimension sociale du développement durable. Au-delà des aspects économiques et environnementaux, il permet de mieux comprendre les facteurs humains, culturels et sociaux qui influencent l’acceptabilité sociale, la responsabilité des entreprises minières et la qualité du dialogue avec les communautés autochtones et non autochtones.
EDUCATION
Collège des administrateurs de sociétés
Certification en gouvernance de société, Gouvernance
Université du Québec en Abitibi-Témiscamingue
Master of Business Administration - MBA, Spécialisation gestion appliquée à l’industrie minérale
University of Alberta
Course Certificate - Indigenous Canada, First Nations
Forum for International Trade Training (FITT)
Diplôme en commerce international, Commerce international
HEC Montréal
Certification en communication & marketing
Université TÉLUQ
Développement économique local et communautaire, Économie
ABOUT CINDY VALENCE
As President & Co-Founder of ethos strategy, Cindy leads the firm’s vision, growth, and strategic development. She has over 20 years of management experience. For more than a decade, she has held strategic roles at the heart of the mining industry, giving her an in-depth understanding of the ecosystem and the ability to effectively position organizations within an ever-evolving geopolitical, economic, and societal context. Her dynamism, rigor, and business development acumen enable her to mobilize stakeholders around common objectives, fostering sustainable development, societal impact, and value co-creation.Her expertise in business development, applied knowledge of the energy transition, and ability to engage in meaningful dialogue with First Nations make her a valuable asset in implementing responsible and value-driven projects.With extensive international experience, Cindy draws on a broad network that allows her to collaborate daily with economic actors, investors, international and governmental partners, embassies, and Québec’s offices abroad.She currently serves on the Board of Directors of Radisson Mining Resources, a Québec-based gold company, and has previously contributed to several boards, including Women in Mining Abitibi and Propulsion Québec, the cluster for electric and smart transportation.Cindy holds an MBA with a specialization in mineral industry management, is a certified Professional in International Trade (PACI), and a Certified Corporate Director (ASC, C.Dir).She is fluent in French and English.
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