The Future Of Work

Leveraging IT for Culture & Engagement

Leveraging your IT resources to boost staff engagement and rebuild the culture that existed before the recent economic downturn will have a domino effect throughout your business as you recover.

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Meet Mat

Mathew Lafrance is the Co-Founder and CEO of Grade A,  an innovative IT firm based in Ottawa. In 2002, Grade A was born out of a co-op project lead by Mat and a his computer engineering classmates from Carleton University and Ottawa U. Over the last 18 years of growing Grade A from a student-led computer service to a nationwide Managed Services Provider, Mat’s entrepreneurial spirit and passion for technology have made him a leader in the Canadian information technology space. Mat’s business philosophy is grounded in the belief that happy employees create happy clients.

If you have questions regarding leadership and corporate culture, or want to learn how Grade A does it, contact Mat below. 

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