Éric Gagnon is Director of Social Performance for international projects at Englobe. On industrial sites with complex social and environmental issues, he carries out interventions that support sustainable development and promote community resilience.

By positioning itself close to the promoters, it facilitates the prevention if not the mitigation and compensation of deficiencies in social acceptability.

Eric has been working on community, environmental and occupational health and safety issues since 2009. He supports corporate social responsibility and community development in the vicinity of major industrial projects, particularly through social impact studies and adapted management plans, especially in developing countries. From 1999 to 2003, he also publicly questioned the need for Hydro-Québec's Eastmain 1-A / Rupert Diversion project.