The people behind Y International.
Y International is owned and operated by Robert Brouillette, a lawyer licensed with the Law Society of Ontario, based in Sudbury, Ontario.
Robert Brouillette, Hnrs. B.A., LL.B., is the owner and founder of Y International. He graduated with his LLB from l'Université de Moncton in 1995 and spent close to a decade practicing civil litigation in Sudbury and sports law with a Chicago-based firm before moving into business. After using international recruiting to help address a skilled labour shortage at City Welding, he founded Y International in 2006 and has since focused the firm on connecting skilled tradespeople with Canadian employers while managing their immigration process in-house.
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Denisse is Y International's Administrative Assistant. She holds a degree in Business Management from Colombia and a degree in Global Business Management from Cambrian College in Sudbury, with more than seven years of experience in data analysis, control systems, security, administration, and HR recruitment.
Kaycee is Y International's Lead Recruiter and Office Manager. A Registered Professional Recruiter, she holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Far Eastern University in the Philippines and a Diploma in International Business from Seneca College. She has worked in recruitment since 2012 and came to Canada as an international student herself.
Maan is Y International's Office Administrator. She holds a Diploma in International Business from Seneca Polytechnic in Toronto and an undergraduate degree in Information Technology from AMA University in the Philippines, with over 15 years of experience in customer service, technical support, operations management, and leadership across the Philippines, Malaysia, and Canada.
Nika is a dedicated professional from Iran with a background in Chemical Engineering. After moving to Canada, she decided to pursue a new professional path and furthered her education in Business Accounting, earning her diploma while being recognized on the Honor Roll during several semesters.
Her own immigration journey has given Nika a first-hand understanding of the challenges that newcomers face when adapting to a new country, building a career, and creating a new future. She values the importance of patience, guidance, and a supportive environment throughout this process.