This portfolio card mainly includes the “corpo” branch of Boreal eSports.

Tasks

– Organization and administration
Boreal was born of a merger of entities operating in completely different ways. Creating an efficient and flexible symbiosis was one of my first tasks.

– Strategic planning
Having a goal is a good thing, but it’s essential to have a well-thought-out plan.

– Community Manager
Each game has its own social media of choice, and each has its own unique characteristics. Not knowing who they are and how they operate within communities can be extremely negative for an organization.

– Document production
From recruitment forms to quarterly reports, I created most of the documents used in Boreal.

– Human Resources Director
The structure of Boreal eSports required a large number of employees. One of my tasks was to find, recruit, train and supervise the staff, which averaged 80 members.

– Planning and staging events of all sizes.
From a small LAN with a hundred people to a Gaming Expo with 3,000 visitors, I’ve been active at every possible level of an event.

– Establishing lasting partnerships with other organizations.
Cooperation is the key, and with good negotiation, it’s rarely impossible not to find common ground so that all parties are satisfied.

– Direct or indirect involvement in over 80% of gaming and esports activities in Quebec. [Nommez une activité de gaming au Québec durant ces années et je vous dirai avec plaisir ce que j’y ai fait.]

Date: August 2014 to 2017
What: Organization
Role: Co-founder & administrator

About

Boreal eSports was a Canadian gaming organization operating at all levels, from recreational to professional. Involved in a multitude of large-scale projects, we strive daily and successfully to contribute to the development of the Canadian esports scene.

COMPETITIVE TEAMS

Boreal eSports has distinguished itself as Canada's largest esports organization thanks to the high performance of its teams not only in North America, but also in Europe and Japan. Our efforts have focused on developing local talent and sponsoring semi-professional North American teams, providing them with the resources and experience they need to improve their skills and eventually reach the professional scene.

COMMUNITIES

We founded and managed several communities. Boreal Gaming, our private community, had a total of over 2,500 different French-speaking players playing under our banner. Le Hub du Gaming, ESO Qc and MMO Qc are public communities we've managed.

CORPO

This branch of our organization included all the other projects we had, from fighting the exclusion of Quebec residents to producing events like our LANs. Dedicated, we helped promote e-sports by organizing seminars, running information activities and so on. In short, we were directly or indirectly involved in over 80% of the activities taking place on the esports and egaming scene in the province of Quebec.