Jean Trudel
About Jean Trudel
Jean Trudel's Role at Innergex
Jean Trudel serves as the Chef de la direction financière at Innergex, a position involving significant responsibilities in overseeing financial operations. Having joined Innergex in 2002, Trudel has extensive experience in various aspects of the company's financial strategies and operations. He has been instrumental in mergers and acquisitions, accounting, financing, and optimizing capital structures. Additionally, Trudel has played a key role in investor relations, communications, and development strategies across multiple markets during his tenure.
Jean Trudel's Previous Experience
Before joining Innergex, Jean Trudel worked at Sun Life of Canada (formerly Clarica) from 1999 to 2002 as the Director of Investment Project Financing for Quebec and Atlantic Canada. At Sun Life, he was responsible for overseeing investment projects and ensuring their financing viability. Prior to this, Trudel was a member of the corporate banking group at the Bank of Nova Scotia for three years, where he gained valuable experience in corporate banking.
Jean Trudel's Educational Background
Jean Trudel holds a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in finance from HEC Montreal, which he earned in 1993. Furthering his expertise, Trudel obtained a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Queen's University in 1996. His educational background has provided him with a robust foundation in business and finance, equipping him with the knowledge necessary for his advanced roles in corporate finance and investment.
Jean Trudel's Role in Development Strategy at Innergex
From 2015 to 2022, Jean Trudel served as the Chief Investment and Development Officer at Innergex. In this role, Trudel was responsible for overseeing the company’s development strategy across all markets. His responsibilities included managing acquisitions, securing financing, and leading project development efforts. Trudel's leadership in these areas helped facilitate Innergex’s growth and expansion, ensuring that the company remained competitive in the renewable energy sector.