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Bernard Bujold - www.LeStudio1.com

Le site www.LeStudio1.com est le site photographique de Bernard Bujold, un consultant en relations publiques, journaliste et photographe et il est le créateur du magazine Internet hebdomadaire www.LeStudio1.com. Ce magazine a été développé en tant que plate forme photographique et il possède une liste de plus de 35 000 abonnés. Bujold a photographié plusieurs événements sportifs decalibre international dont la compétition équestre l’International de Bromont, l’Omnium de tennis Du Maurier et le Grand Prix F1 du Canada; ainsi qu'une centaine de personnalités telles Isabelle Adjani, Céline Dion, Gérard Depardieu, Julie Depardieu, Sophia Loren, Paul Martin, Brian Mulroney, Belinda Stronach, Stephen Harper et plusieurs autres. Bujold possède une collection de plus de 50 000 photographies prises depuis l'âge de 16 ans, sur film et en numérique. Sa mère, Anita Cyr, photographe amateur a été son inspiration. Chaque année, elle photographiait la famille devant la maison avec un vieil appareil KODACK 126. «Pour moi, la photographie est un moyen de rejoindre et de découvrir l'âme des gens et des choses. Si les yeux sont le miroir de l'âme, la photographie est un regard sur l'âme!» Bernard Bujold est actif depuis plus de 30 ans en communications, dans l'entreprise privée et le secteur gouvernemental. Il est l’auteur de la biographie: Pierre Péladeau cet inconnu. De 1991 à 1998, à titre d'adjoint au président-fondateur de Quebecor inc., il a développé un plan de communications pour améliorer la perception de l’entreprise auprès des médias et de la communauté des affaires. Entre 1984 et 1991, Bernard Bujold a occupé plusieurs fonctions auprès de cabinets de ministres fédéraux. Il a été adjoint ministériel pour le Solliciteur général du Canada; adjoint aux communications au Cabinet du Premier Ministre, porte-parole pour la Société Canadienne des Postes et conseiller en communications à titre de consultant pour diverses organisations ou ministères. Entre 1975 et 1984, Bernard Bujold a assumé diverses responsabilités à la radio et à la télévision à titre de correspondant parlementaire à l'Assemblée nationale du Québec. -30-

Bernard Bujold (English)

Bernard Bujold is a public relations and marketing consultant with pertinent experience in the telecommunications and multimedia industries. Many organizations and companies have used his services to meet their public relations needs, including Air France’s Canadian office, and he has authored numerous articles and editorials on a variety of subjects. He has also photographed several international sport events including the International Bromont equestrian competition, the Omnium DuMaurier tennis tournament, and the Montreal Formula 1 Grand Prix, as well as personalities such as Celine Dion, Gerard Depardieu, Sophia Loren, the Hon. Brian Mulroney, the Hon. Paul Martin, Ben Weider, Harry Rosen, and several others. His total pictures collections is over 50 000 photographies. He is also the author of the biography Pierre Péladeau cet inconnu (Pierre Péladeau, Founder of Quebecor). In 2004, he created an Internet weekly magazine www.LeStudio1com for which he is the Editor and a reporter. The distribution list is over 35,000 e-mail subscribers. Bernard Bujold has worked in communications for more than 25 years with large and mid-sized companies as well as government organizations. He was responsible for analyzing their communications problems and implementing effective solutions. He is dynamic and gets results on time and on budget. Between 1991 and 1998, as communications manager and assistant to the President of Quebecor Inc., a collection of 125 companies and subsidiaries, he developed a communications plan which improved the media's and the business community's perception of Quebecor. He prepared and coordinated conferences and public appearances for the corporation's senior management, writing speeches, corporate documents and other presentations. More than 150 speeches were presented between 1991 and 1998 to university audiences, business associations and numerous other organizations. Bernard Bujold also managed a two-million-dollar annual donation and sponsorship budget for various organizations seeking financial support from Quebecor. He was also official media spokesperson for Quebecor and coordinated several promotional campaigns and sponsorship advertising projects. From 1984 to 1991, Bernard Bujold occupied several functions with ministers in the federal government. He was departmental assistant with the Solicitor General of Canada, assistant director of communications for the Prime Minister’s Office, spokesperson for Canada Post, and communications consultant for several organizations and ministries in Ottawa. This experience gave him insight into the workings of the federal government and a special understanding of how to approach government representatives effectively and manage media relations between ministries and the public. From 1975 to 1984, Bernard Bujold occupied different posts in radio, television and the written press. He was an announcer for CKCN radio in Sept-Iles, announcer for CHAU-TV in Carleton; journalist and parliamentary correspondent in the Quebec National Assembly Press Gallery; radio and television announcer for Radio-Canada in Moncton, journalist for the daily newspaper L’Évangéline, and freelance journalist for various French and English media in Canada. He was also director of communications and marketing manager for Acadian Credit Unions of New-Brunswick, which represents 88 branches of the financial institution.During this period, he improved his proficiency as a writer and announcer, while developing exciting stories, reports, and commercials to target a variety of audiences in an interesting and innovative way. Bernard Bujold is also active in the community. For several years he held the position of President of l'Association des diplômés de l'université Laval à Ottawa (Laval University – Ottawa Alumni Association) (1987-1990); he was a member of the National Press Club in Ottawa (1985-1991), member of Montreal International's Circle of Ambassadors (1998- 2000) and was on the board of directors of the Youth Symphony Orchestra of Montreal (1998-2000).

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