Our team
Équipe
Renée Gratton
Executive Director
Renée’s long career as an entrepreneur, trainer and director for several organizations led her to join the broadcasting and media sector in 2022. Passionate, dedicated and recognized for her commitment to sustainable development, she now draws on her previous experience to revitalize TVC22. When she’s not working, you’ll likely find her canoe camping.
Manel Jorio
Innovation & Development Project Manager
With degrees in advertising, communications and marketing, as well as in business administration, Manel relies on her creativity and her analytical, strategic approach to implement effective initiatives. Curious, proactive, results-driven and an avid traveller, she develops communication and marketing solutions that are cohesive and aligned with the organization’s objectives.
Guy Kallou
Community, Cultural and Events Journalist
A committed figure in community mobilization in Côte d’Ivoire, Guy now uses his varied skills and interests to create content that promotes development and social cohesion. Now based in Rockland, he works on inclusive, community-building projects that celebrate cultural identities. He believes art and culture have the power to break down barriers. That’s why art is his weapon.
Alec Pronovost
Multimedia Video Producer
Have an audiovisual project in mind? Alec is your guy. Since 2022, his technical and logistical skills have enabled him to create a variety of high-quality audiovisual content for the station. His degree in television production and his professional experience at Dome Productions equip him to carry out shoots on location or in the studio professionally. And teamwork? It’s second nature to Alec — he played hockey for eight years.
Imane Jorio
Finance Department
Imane’s specialization in finance, accounting and taxation enables her to expertly manage finances and human resources. With a cheerful disposition, Imane is fully invested in her work and demonstrates a strong sense of commitment, rigour and diplomacy. If you stop by, she’ll be sure to offer you a coffee.
Maxime Richard
Assembler and Technician
Holding a bachelor’s degree in physics, Maxime decided to embark on a new adventure in 2025 to explore the world of television production. His rigour and efficiency have led him to take charge of editing several of our projects. His attention to detail is exceptional, a quality he also applies to his passion for board games.
Raziel Kalou
Production Assistant
Student at the University of Ottawa, Raziel is looking to develop his sense of responsibility and save for his future projects. Aspiring to become an artist, he joined the TVC22 team after realizing the endless possibilities the station offers. Combining creativity and technology, he creates content that has a positive impact on the community. Raziel sometimes gets lost in thought; if he smiles dreamily, he’s probably imagining himself surrounded by Pokémon.
Loïc Maisonneuve
Technical Assistant
After getting his start at the station as a volunteer, Loïc is now our technical assistant. His high school education gave him a range of skills that are very useful to our team. He is currently pursuing university studies in business and a Juris Doctor. By the way, have you seen our scuba diving videos? Loïc is one of the divers who captured that footage.
Steven Bilodeau
Volunteer Facilitator
Retired from the Canadian Armed Forces after 20 years of service, Steven made his stand-up debut in 2018 and created his talk show, “Soundcheck Podcast Studio”. With his sincere approach, he highlights the journeys and realities of people who have chosen to serve the public. Also, Steven’s face gets so red from his hypertension that the technicians have to recalibrate the colours for each episode!
Mathis Roy
Host
Mathis’s greatest dream is to become an actor. While he’s working toward that goal, he’s studying journalism at the post-secondary level and helps produce a variety of content for the station. If his first name slips your mind, don’t worry — he always goes by Marcellogigolo, a character he played on stage.
Renée Gratton
Executive Director
Renée’s long career as an entrepreneur, trainer and director for several organizations led her to join the broadcasting and media sector in 2022. Passionate, dedicated and recognized for her commitment to sustainable development, she now draws on her previous experience to revitalize TVC22. When she’s not working, you’ll likely find her canoe camping.
Manel Jorio
Innovation & Development Project Manager
With degrees in advertising, communications and marketing, as well as in business administration, Manel relies on her creativity and her analytical, strategic approach to implement effective initiatives. Curious, proactive, results-driven and an avid traveller, she develops communication and marketing solutions that are cohesive and aligned with the organization’s objectives.
Guy Kallou
Community, Cultural and Events Journalist
A committed figure in community mobilization in Côte d’Ivoire, Guy now uses his varied skills and interests to create content that promotes development and social cohesion. Now based in Rockland, he works on inclusive, community-building projects that celebrate cultural identities. He believes art and culture have the power to break down barriers. That’s why art is his weapon.
Alec Pronovost
Multimedia Video Producer
Have an audiovisual project in mind? Alec is your guy. Since 2022, his technical and logistical skills have enabled him to create a variety of high-quality audiovisual content for the station. His degree in television production and his professional experience at Dome Productions equip him to carry out shoots on location or in the studio professionally. And teamwork? It’s second nature to Alec — he played hockey for eight years.
Imane Jorio
Finance Department
Imane’s specialization in finance, accounting and taxation enables her to expertly manage finances and human resources. With a cheerful disposition, Imane is fully invested in her work and demonstrates a strong sense of commitment, rigour and diplomacy. If you stop by, she’ll be sure to offer you a coffee.
Maxime Richard
Assembler and Technician
Holding a bachelor’s degree in physics, Maxime decided to embark on a new adventure in 2025 to explore the world of television production. His rigour and efficiency have led him to take charge of editing several of our projects. His attention to detail is exceptional, a quality he also applies to his passion for board games.
Raziel Kalou
Production Assistant
Student at the University of Ottawa, Raziel is looking to develop his sense of responsibility and save for his future projects. Aspiring to become an artist, he joined the TVC22 team after realizing the endless possibilities the station offers. Combining creativity and technology, he creates content that has a positive impact on the community. Raziel sometimes gets lost in thought; if he smiles dreamily, he’s probably imagining himself surrounded by Pokémon.
Loïc Maisonneuve
Technical Assistant
After getting his start at the station as a volunteer, Loïc is now our technical assistant. His high school education gave him a range of skills that are very useful to our team. He is currently pursuing university studies in business and a Juris Doctor. By the way, have you seen our scuba diving videos? Loïc is one of the divers who captured that footage.
Steven Bilodeau
Volunteer Facilitator
Retired from the Canadian Armed Forces after 20 years of service, Steven made his stand-up debut in 2018 and created his talk show, “Soundcheck Podcast Studio”. With his sincere approach, he highlights the journeys and realities of people who have chosen to serve the public. Also, Steven’s face gets so red from his hypertension that the technicians have to recalibrate the colours for each episode!
Mathis Roy
Host
Mathis’s greatest dream is to become an actor. While he’s working toward that goal, he’s studying journalism at the post-secondary level and helps produce a variety of content for the station. If his first name slips your mind, don’t worry — he always goes by Marcellogigolo, a character he played on stage.
Membre du conseil d'administration
Bernard Paquet
President
A former member of the military, Bernard has more than 35 years of varied experience in areas such as large-scale project management, budget planning, and financial analysis. An active member of the community, he brings both professional and volunteer experience that makes him a valuable asset in event management. A former president and member of the Cercle des conteurs et conteuses de l’Est de l’Ontario, Bernard is sure to make you laugh with one of his stories.
Gilles Chartrand
Vice President
Gilles is the founder of the Clarence-Rockland Museum. A native of Clarence-Creek, he is deeply committed to supporting heritage and the arts in the Prescott-Russell region. His many years of experience in insurance and finance now allow him to support several community organizations. Have questions about the region’s history? Gilles would be happy to talk to you about it.
Linda Pilon
Treasurer
After a 33-year career at Nav Canada, Linda is now involved in the community in a variety of ways. Her knowledge of governance, audit, project management, risk analysis and controls allows her to play a key role at the station. Co-owner of the SHARPSK8S Pro Shop and founder of the « Programme patins partage » at the Clarence-Rockland Arena, she can also help you rediscover the joy of skating.
Daniel Sabourin
Director
Originally from Ottawa and based in Clarence-Rockland, Daniel is retired after 32 years with the federal public service in cartography and corporate planning. A long-time volunteer, he has chaired the board of directors of the Clarence-Rockland Help Centre since 2025. He holds an MBA from the University of Ottawa and a diploma in cartography from Algonquin College. In his spare time, he enjoys sports, landscaping, and reading.
Lee-Ann Menard
Director
Lee-Ann’s experience across a variety of sectors makes her a multi-skilled professional. After working in an emergency call centre, at a children’s hospital, and in human resources, she and her partner founded a disaster restoration company. Today she draws on that experience to support and protect our local voices. By the way, did you know she used to be a singer in a garage band?
Dania Maisonneuve
Director
A bachelor’s student in journalism, Dania is passionate about public service and the media. Involved with TVC22 since 2021, she hopes her previous experience as a volunteer and employee will let her continue contributing to the station’s success. Though she’d love to have a green thumb, she’s already managed to kill a cactus.
Bernard Paquet
President
A former member of the military, Bernard has more than 35 years of varied experience in areas such as large-scale project management, budget planning, and financial analysis. An active member of the community, he brings both professional and volunteer experience that makes him a valuable asset in event management. A former president and member of the Cercle des conteurs et conteuses de l’Est de l’Ontario, Bernard is sure to make you laugh with one of his stories.
Gilles Chartrand
Vice President
Gilles is the founder of the Clarence-Rockland Museum. A native of Clarence-Creek, he is deeply committed to supporting heritage and the arts in the Prescott-Russell region. His many years of experience in insurance and finance now allow him to support several community organizations. Have questions about the region’s history? Gilles would be happy to talk to you about it.
Linda Pilon
Treasurer
After a 33-year career at Nav Canada, Linda is now involved in the community in a variety of ways. Her knowledge of governance, audit, project management, risk analysis and controls allows her to play a key role at the station. Co-owner of the SHARPSK8S Pro Shop and founder of the « Programme patins partage » at the Clarence-Rockland Arena, she can also help you rediscover the joy of skating.
Daniel Sabourin
Director
Originally from Ottawa and based in Clarence-Rockland, Daniel is retired after 32 years with the federal public service in cartography and corporate planning. A long-time volunteer, he has chaired the board of directors of the Clarence-Rockland Help Centre since 2025. He holds an MBA from the University of Ottawa and a diploma in cartography from Algonquin College. In his spare time, he enjoys sports, landscaping, and reading.
Lee-Ann Menard
Director
Lee-Ann’s experience across a variety of sectors makes her a multi-skilled professional. After working in an emergency call centre, at a children’s hospital, and in human resources, she and her partner founded a disaster restoration company. Today she draws on that experience to support and protect our local voices. By the way, did you know she used to be a singer in a garage band?
Dania Maisonneuve
Director
A bachelor’s student in journalism, Dania is passionate about public service and the media. Involved with TVC22 since 2021, she hopes her previous experience as a volunteer and employee will let her continue contributing to the station’s success. Though she’d love to have a green thumb, she’s already managed to kill a cactus.