The New Board President of Digital Moment

At Digital Moment, Marc Etienne will play a key role in guiding our strategic direction, supporting our programs that empower educators and equip youth across Canada with essential digital skills.

12/25/2025

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Leadership Team Announcement

We are excited to announce that Marc Etienne Ouimette has been appointed as the new Board President of Digital Moment!

Marc Etienne brings over 15 years of experience in policy and deep tech. As the founder of Cardinal Policy, he has advised governments and organizations on the intersection of AI, public policy, and technology innovation, helping to shape strategies in rapidly evolving digital landscapes. At Digital Moment, Marc Etienne will play a key role in guiding our strategic direction, supporting our programs that empower educators and equip youth across Canada with essential digital skills. His experience in technology, policy, and innovation aligns perfectly with our mission to help the next generation thrive in a digital world.

We are confident that under Marc Etienne’s leadership, Digital Moment will continue to grow its impact, expand partnerships, and innovate in digital education programs for youth.Please join us in welcoming Marc Etienne Ouimette to the team!

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