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Dynacor chooses new chairman

Pierre Lépine replaces Jean Depatie

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He has been a board member and a member of Dynacor's audit committee since 2014, of which he is currently the chair. He will replace Jean Depatie, who has resigned from the board.

Lepine has had an extensive career in finance, particularly in mergers and acquisitions. He is president and co-founder of Groupe ABP and previously worked as manager of private placements at pension fund Caisse de Dépôt et Placement du Québec. 

Prior to this, he was VP of corporate development at GL&V Inc. after starting his career at Price Waterhouse (became PwC) and joining an investment bank in Montreal.

He is a board member of TomaGold Corporation (CN:LOT) and the chairman of Collège St-Jean-Vianney.

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