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Each year brings its share of unexpected challenges, and 2025 was no exception. Extreme weather events, increasingly sophisticated cyberattacks, growing operational pressures… Organizations across Québec are navigating an environment where uncertainty has become the norm.
In this context, collaboration and knowledge-sharing are essential. In 2026, Benoit Racette Services-conseils inc. proudly renews its commitment to two key players in Québec’s resilience ecosystem:
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Réco-Québec, where we continue our role as a sponsor, supporting the community of professionals in business continuity, crisis management, and organizational resilience.
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The Association de la sécurité civile du Québec (ASCQ), where we remain a corporate member, contributing to stronger preparedness and safety across both public and private organizations.
In both cases, this is a meaningful and intentional contribution to associations that play an essential role in advancing our discipline, promoting best practices, and connecting experts across the province.
Why This Engagement Matters
For nearly 10 years, our firm has been supporting organizations across Québec as they prepare for major disruptions. Our continued engagement is rooted in a simple belief:
resilience is built collectively.
By supporting organizations such as Réco-Québec and the ASCQ, we help:
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foster knowledge-sharing,
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encourage exchanges between practitioners,
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elevate awareness of emerging risks,
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and strengthen collective preparedness against operational, technological, climatic, and social threats.
These associations are spaces where people think, learn, challenge each other — and ultimately grow together.
2026: Advancing, Sharing and Strengthening the Discipline
The coming year will bring several significant activities: conferences, specialized workshops, publications, and strategic support for organizations across diverse sectors — healthcare, transportation, community organizations, industry, and public services.
Continuing to support our professional associations means contributing to making resilience a sustained priority in Québec — not only in plans and frameworks, but in the concrete practices of everyday operations.
A Strong Community, a Stronger Resilience
We are proud to take part in this collective effort and to stand alongside organizations that share our values: rigour, prevention, collaboration, and the advancement of our profession.
We extend our thanks to Réco-Québec and the ASCQ for their essential work, as well as to all professionals who help strengthen resilience within their organizations every day.
In 2026, more than ever: let’s continue building a Québec that is better prepared, stronger, and more resilient.