Sylvie Lamont is a Chief Creative Officer (CCO) at SJC. She possess expertise in advertising, creative direction, art direction, concept development, art and 20 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I had the pleasure of collaborating with Sylvie in two capacities; one as a colleague when we both worked at St. Joseph Communications (SJC), the second, as a client when OCAD students rebranded ComKids. Sylvie and I worked together at SJC for ten years. Regardless of the project size, or potential revenue, Sylvie brought the same level of enthusiasm and professionalism to every opportunity. Sylvie possesses a great creative sensibility, which she combines with strong business acumen, always remaining focussed on presenting a winning solution. Anyone who has spent time in a creative environment can appreciate the team needs a certain management style to thrive in and consistently deliver quality results while staying within budget. At SJC I watched as Sylvie created an inclusive environment for a team consisting of recent graduates all the way to senior creative associates. Sylvie’s team consistently delivered great results while maintaining a positive and respectful workspace. When I left SJC for a career in the not-for-profit sector, Sylvie was very supportive. Students with OCAD’s Faculty of Design, where Sylvie is a Seasonal Instructor, worked on the rebranding of our charity to ComKids. I was impressed at Sylvie’s expertise working with this group of young creative individuals, as she guided them through the rebranding exercise with the same professionalism you would expect working with a major agency. Sylvie is an impressive creative business talent that anyone will benefit from collaborating with." and "I had the pleasure of being in Sylvie’s 4th year Retail Branding class, which was a wonderful asset to my final term at OCAD. Her ability to connect real world experience to the content of the course was very beneficial and her professionalism and dedication to the class provided me with the skills to succeed."