Presented by Marie-Joëlle Charlebois & Jean-François Malouin
November 1st14:45 - 15:45Room : Lachine-Lasalle
People development is as challenging as it is important to a production studio, especially in Montreal’s current market. At Ubisoft, we compare our talent growth to sustainable development: act local, think global. We understand the importance of using various development tools, both for content and formats. Obviously, classic training is an important way to develop competencies, but it is not enough… During the presentation, you will be exposed to a reflexion on people development and shown various methods and tools we use. We will demonstrate that a hybrid approach is essential in talent development… for juniors and seniors.
Learning Objectives
- Share Ubisoft’s working model regarding staff’s continuous training.
- Illustrate the importance of using various skill development methods.
- Demonstrate how internal individual talents are used as natural resources for global talent growth.
Marie-Joëlle Charlebois studied in education and works as a trainer and personal development specialist since 2003. Working as a program design facilitator or managing change, she is used to several settings outside the gaming industry. She is in the employ of Ubisoft since 2010 and has created strategies for developing the programming community. Marie-Joëlle now develops diversified activities, ranging from classical training to individual development plans, including sharing events on a smaller or larger scale. Jean-François Malouin is part of the video game and film industry since 1997. His role in production varied from animator to animation director, art director, and project manager. Being involved in the creation of the animation program at Ubisoft Campus, he spent several years teaching new animators in Montreal. He now works at coaching and setting up a mentorship program for the Ubisoft community.
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