Dominique
Background: Building a Corporate Mentorship Program (Traditional & Reverse), Compliance to Canadian/Quebec Language Laws (French), In-House Linguistic Corporate Department Management, Internship program implementation and training, Market Expansion in Canada through Translation, Public Speaking Skills Crash Course, Remote working, Vendor selection for In-house translation services
Dominique Bohbot is a language expert, highly skilled strategist and international speaker.
She is a sought after expert for her unparalleled consulting services in language strategies as a vector for growth and market expansion for international businesses.
A specialist in mentoring, she has designed an exclusive mentor training module for companies, individuals and professional associations in Quebec.
A certified trainer, certified translator, certified editor and certified writer, she holds a Master’s degree in Economics and Applied Foreign Languages from the Université de Grenoble (France).
Her stellar career began as Manager, Linguistic Services at TMX Group (financial consortium of the Toronto Stock Exchange), where she worked for almost 20 years, as a seasoned specialist in the financial, banking and legal fields; she also successfully worked for RBC Global Asset Management.
Passionate about passing on her knowledge to the next generation, she then joined the Université de Montréal for a distinguished career as Head of Professional Training in the Department of Linguistics and Translation, where she successfully coached numerous cohorts to integrate the workplace through professional internships and mentorships. In 2019, she was elected co-president of the Association canadienne d’enseignement coopératif-Québec. She then brilliantly took on the role of language promotion advisor, coaching an elite cohort in eloquence skills and leading the highest public speaking talents into the spotlight. She was awarded the Prix du Recteur 2020 in the Initiative coup de coeur category, for her exceptional work.
As a sought-after expert, she delivers talks and training in various professional events in Quebec, Canada, the United States, Europe and Latin America.
She was a finalist (TMX Group) in the Office québécois de la langue française Mérites du français 2014 and a finalist in the City of Longueuil 2012 Exceptional Women competition. Her appearance in 2017 at the House of Commons Standing Committee on Official Languages yielded results, as she took the floor to advocate for translation, professionalism and the next generation on behalf of the Association of Linguistic Services Managers, of which she is an honorary member. Awarded the Merit prize by the Ordre des traducteurs, terminologues et interprètes agréés du Québec, she is recognized for her exceptional work in promoting the visibility and positive outreach of language professions.