At Praxie, we support you in effectively managing your ethical risks. Drawing on a proven risk management approach, our offering is structured around three core pillars: Risks, Assessment, and Actions.
Our primary goal is to minimize situations that could compromise the trust your key stakeholders place in your organization. Through this approach, we support you in integrating ethics into your strategic decision-making in a way that is both sustainable and aligned with your organizational priorities.

Partners Michel Séguin and Annie Lamarche

Our Three-Pillar Approach to Ethical Risk Management
Why Choose This Offer
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Integrate ethics seamlessly into your enterprise risk register
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Minimize the risk of misconduct and ethical breaches
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Strengthen the trust of your strategic stakeholders
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Ultimately, help your organization thrive
With over 10 years of proven experience, our approach delivers results. Backed by a senior team and trusted collaborators, we offer a comprehensive, turnkey service tailored to your needs. You’ll receive practical, actionable tools to embed ethics into your daily operations. And with highly competitive pricing, we invite you to request a personalized quote today.

Discover Our Approach Through Targeted Training
Are you new to risk management or unsure how to define your organization’s ethical priorities?
Praxie offers a specialized introductory training designed for board members and executives.
This session clarifies essential concepts and breaks down the three foundational pillars of our approach, making ethics and risk management accessible and actionable.
By participating, you’ll establish a solid foundation for ethical governance—fully aligned with your strategic direction.
Our Clients
Since our founding, we’ve partnered with over 70 organizations across diverse sectors.
Our approach is equally effective for large corporations, municipalities, SMEs, cooperatives, and more. Explore a selection of our satisfied clients:








Media
Article from
Journal de Montréal
April 9th 2025
L’aspirant maire Sam Hamad confirme être un proche d’un géant de l’immobilier de Québec
«Un politicien a toujours deux grands défis: prendre la meilleure décision objectivement pour la ville et s’assurer que cette décision va être perçue comme étant légitime au sein de la société. Sans ça, il va avoir de la difficulté à faire passer sa décision», illustre Michel Séguin, professeur et expert en éthique de l’UQAM. Read more