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Our team brings together human resources experts and PhDs. We understand your requirements in high-level scientific skills

- and we know how to find them

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Matthieu Lafon, PhD

Confounder

Matthieu holds a PhD in cognitive psychology. He worked for three years in a renowned French company in the energy sector, after which he co-founded Adoc Talent Management, in 2008. Head of the strategic and international development, recruitment consultant and training consultant for Adoc, he was also nominated AERES (now HCERES) expert to assess French graduate schools.

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Thomas Vignalou

​Managing Director - Americas

Thomas holds an MBA degree from Kedge Business School and has worked in various management and business development positions. After holding a strategic position within a human resources consulting firm in Montreal, he joined the Montreal office of Adoc Talent Management. He's involved in business development, account and project management as well as headhunting missions.

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Amanda Velazquez-Salazar, PhD.

​Recruitment consultant

Amanda holds a Ph.D. in electrical engineering on the under-voltage characterization of dielectrics through the innovation of the (F)LIMM method at the University Toulouse 3 - Paul Sabatier, France. She has expertise in dielectric characterization by space charge and partial discharge measurements, applied to the improvement of electrical components, acquired during her postdoctoral project at ÉTS. Thanks to her second postdoctoral project at CERIEC, she addressed contemporary issues that researchers, civil society, entrepreneurs and government agencies face when they wish to integrate different strategies into circular economy to reduce the impact of human activities on the environment as soon as possible. Thus, based on her post-doctoral experiences, she understands the difficulties that PhD graduates may face in integrating into other sectors outside of academia. Thus, wishing to contribute to making this transition more fluid for companies and candidates, she joined Adoc Talent Management in January 2023. She works there as a recruitment consultant.

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Elias Badis​
 
​Recruitment consultant

From his attraction to cultural differences, Elias completed a degree in applied foreign languages (English, German and Japanese). This gave him the opportunity to do an academic exchange in Japan. Then, he decided to pursue a master's degree in applied foreign languages and international affairs, which is how he discovered an appetite for human resources. Eager for more and more challenging and human experiences, he chose to join the Adoc Talent Management office in Montreal as a recruitment consultant.

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Marine Depery


​Recruitment consultant

Marine is in her last year of a Master's degree at Kedge Business School. In perpetual search of human and international adventure, she decided to join Adoc Talent Management in Montreal for her end-of-studies internship. With her good interpersonal skills, she wanted to put them to good use for our clients and candidates by joining the recruitment team.

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Prof. Martin Kreiswirth​

 

Scientific Advisor

Martin holds a PhD in English from the University of Toronto and has been Professor of English Literature at McGill University since 2007. He held numerous administrative and educational roles at the University of Western Ontario from 1986 to 2007, and then became Professor Emeritus until 2015. He has been creating, developing and presenting graduate training courses since 2005. He is a regular speaker at international conferences dedicated to higher education and provides scientific consulting services for Adoc.

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Alexandre Lehmann, PhD

 Scientific consultant

Alexandre is a researcher in cognitive neuroscience, assistant professor at McGill University. He was president of an association dedicated to cognitive science research, and worked for four years as a post-doctoral researcher in Canada and Mexico. Aware of the current challenge represented by the pursuit of a career after the doctorate, he regularly intervenes to raise awareness among academic actors on this subject. He carries out scientific advisory missions for Adoc.

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