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Quartier des spectacles international
1435 rue Saint-Alexandre | Bureau 500
H3A 2G4 Montréal,
QC, Canada
Guillaume Aniorté (he/il)
Executive Director
A renowned entrepreneur, investor and manager in the digital and creative industries, Guillaume Aniorté has held several executive and strategic management positions in the creative and cultural sectors. He serves on the boards of directors of CBC/Radio-Canada; cultural and creative incubator La Piscine; and Digital Spring, where he is chair.
Soukeina El Isbihani (she/elle)
Development & Touring Manager
selisbihani@qdsinternational.com
Drawing on her experience in developing international markets for performing arts at Delta Dance in France and Théâtre Motus in Quebec, Soukeina brings a valuable perspective to the dissemination of interactive installations in public spaces. She sees each project as an opportunity to explore new structures and cultural realities, contributing valuable sensitivity and expertise at every stage of the dissemination process. Rooted in her community, her commitment underscores the importance of making the arts accessible to the community.
Abigaëlle Parisé (she/elle)
Development & Touring Manager
Abigaëlle Parisé is responsible for the development and distribution of interactive installations at Quartier des spectacles international. With a background in cultural project management and event production, she helps build connections with partners and presenters both locally and abroad. Curious and committed, Abigaëlle brings her expertise to projects that transform public spaces and foster meaningful encounters between artists and communities.
Noah L’abbée (he/il)
Production, Development and Touring Manager
Nicolas Isabelle (he/il)
Production coordinator
nisabelle@qdsinternational.com
Rooted in Montreal’s cultural scene, Nicolas puts his coordination skills to work on artistic projects that bring people together and transform public spaces. Trained in visual arts and art history, he is particularly interested in the intersections of public art, cultural accessibility, and civic engagement. After several years managing field operations for the Quartier des spectacles Partnership, he now serves as Production Coordinator at Quartier des spectacles international, overseeing the delivery of artistic productions presented both locally and abroad.
Marius Gellner (he/il)
Marketing and distribution Coordinator
Marius is an avid lover of the arts with a passion for photography, filmmaking, and performing arts. With a background in communication, journalism, and creative writing from UQAM, he has worked for the Ville-Marie district, then in event coordination at CINARS, before joining the Quartier des spectacles international team. At QDSi, he handles communications, marketing, and distribution support.
Emma Létourneau (she/elle)
Mediation Coordinator
e.letourneau@qdsinternational.com
Emma is passionate about art, but most of all convinced of its social power. With a deep love for her hometown, Montreal, and its dynamic cultural districts, Emma holds a degree in art history from McGill University, as well as experience in business development, art journalism, organisation and curation of art exhibitions, which she leverages to coordinate QDSi’s cultural mediation projects and to broaden the organization’s impact on the international community.
Jacquelyn West (she/elle)
Senior Advisor / Public Realm and Project Development
Jacquelyn West is a cultural strategist with over 15 years of experience working at the intersection of public space, creative industries, and community development. She leads the Expertise Lab at Quartier des Spectacles International, where she supports cities and cultural organizations to develop their signature vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable cultural district.
Jacquelyn has contributed to a wide range of initiatives across her career—from commercial cultural hubs and policy design to strategic advisory for public art and cultural infrastructure—always with an emphasis on local context and long-term impact. She is a champion of artists and in service to the power of the creative economy to drive urban transformation.