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Vice-présidente, Acquisition et Service à la clientèle  Pierre-Marc Laflèche Retour Pierre-Marc Laflèche Vice-présidente, Acquisition et Service à la clientèle Fort de plus de 20 ans d’expérience en gestion des ventes, des opérations et de la transformation organisationnelle, Pierre-Marc occupe le poste de Vice-président, Acquisition et Service à la clientèle. Il se distingue par sa vision stratégique, sa capacité à mobiliser les équipes et par des résultats tangibles en matière de croissance des revenus, d’optimisation des coûts et d’amélioration de la rentabilité. Avant de se joindre à notre organisation en 2019, il a occupé plusieurs postes de direction chez Vidéotron, la Corporation Sun Media/Québecor et Vidéotron Marché Affaires, où il a dirigé des équipes de vente, piloté d'importants projets de transformation et redéfini l’expérience client. Pierre-Marc est diplômé en administration et marketing de HEC Montréal. Il est reconnu pour son leadership mobilisateur, sa connaissance approfondie du marché affaires et sa capacité à transformer une vision stratégique en résultats concrets.

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Fraud scams targeting small businesses range from strange office supply orders to fake invoices. A common fraud tactic is the fake Yellow Pages invoice or Copyright © 2023 Yellow Pages Digital & Media Solutions Limited. All Rights Reserved. Fraud scams targeting small businesses range from strange office supply orders to fake invoices. A common fraud tactic is the fake Yellow Pages invoice or other unauthorized advertising. This type of fraud may be disguised as a solicitation for an update of an existing advertising product you’ve purchased, or as an offer for a free listing when it’s actually an order for a listing requiring payment at a later date. Other times, the communication may be disguised to look like it’s from Yellow Pages when it isn’t. For tips and information on identifying this type of scam, download our guide: PDF - 1.3 MB Fighting Fraud: How to detect fraudulent solicitations Below is a list of company names that have been known to send invoices but are NOT affiliated with Yellow Pages: Yellow Holding Ltd. YP Holdings LLC Yellow Pages Directories inc. Open Business Directory Ltd. Factoring International AG Direct Factoring eood American Yellow Group Inc. Yellow Pages Inc. Online Services Pages Jaunes - Direct Marketing South East Ltd. 411 CanPages Inc. Marketing Services & Business Administration Ltd. Sales Service 411 Direct SEO Services JW Publications Who to contact when you suspect fraud: Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre 1-888-495-8501 www.antifraudcentre.ca Competition Bureau 1-800-348-5358 www.competitionbureau.gc.ca Better Business Bureau http://www.bbb.org/canada/ Yellow Pages Customer Service 1-877-909-9356 If you believe you have received a fraudulent communication purporting to be from Yellow Pages, please notify us by forwarding the email or fax to fraud@yp.ca. Please note that fraud@yp.ca is an automated mailbox for reporting suspicious fraudulent communications; responses will not be provided from this mailbox. Fraud Prevention

Copyright © 2023 Yellow Pages Digital & Media Solutions Limited. All Rights Reserved. Gold Sponsor Live Concert More Gold Sponsor Live Concert Canada Olympic Excellence Day On the eve of the Opening Ceremonies of the Pan American Games in Toronto, the Canadian Olympic Committee will open the doors of the Canadian Olympic House right in the heart of downtown Montreal. Fueled by the shared passion of Canadians from coast to coast that was on full display to the world at Montreal 1976, Calgary 1988 and Vancouver 2010, Canada Olympic Excellence Day will stand as a symbol of Canada’s growing role on the global Olympic landscape. This historic day of celebration will be comprised of five major components, including the World Sport Luncheon with International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach as keynote speaker; a first glance at the interactive and immersive Olympic Experience, the opening of the high-tech Lausanne Room, spectacular artistic and musical performances in the hall of the newly-minted Canadian Olympic House, and the climax of this extraordinary day: the unveiling of the Olympic Rings high atop the Canadian Olympic House.

Yellow Pages Governance : Corporate Guidelines Copyright © 2023 Yellow Pages Digital & Media Solutions Limited. All Rights Reserved. Governance The board of directors of Yellow Pages Limited has reviewed and adopted the following Corporate Governance Guidelines on February 8, 2018 . PDF - 223.3 KB Corporate Governance Guidelines.pdf Corporate Governance Guidelines Governance Incorporation Corporate Governance Guidelines Committee Charters Code of Ethics Contact the Board Governance Incorporation Corporate Governance Guidelines Committee Charters Code of Ethics Contact the Board

Mission & Strategy to Yellow Pages Financial investors. Copyright © 2023 Yellow Pages Digital & Media Solutions Limited. All Rights Reserved. Our Mission Yellow Pages empowers Canadian businesses to grow through innovative marketing solutions that drive visibility, engagement, and measurable results. Our customer-first approach and technology-driven solutions help businesses succeed and connect meaningfully with consumers in an ever-evolving world. Our Strategy Yellow Pages (YP) business is focused on providing digital products and solutions to Canada’s local businesses and to the global brands that serve local Canadian markets. The Company’s updated corporate strategy aims to evolve its customer offering and capabilities in tandem with a changing digital market. The Company will focus on implementing a growth-oriented corporate strategy with five key initiatives: Reshape the customer value proposition Implement new ways of selling Redefine and improve the customer journey Build the future state of the business Key Initiatives Reshape the customer value proposition The goal of the new customer value proposition is to acquire, retain and strengthen our customer relationships. The Company will reshape its customer value proposition based on first-hand research conducted and input solicited from Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SME). The Company will structure its subsequent offering to directly address their critical needs in digital marketing. YP’s core offer will no longer be product-centric, but rather provide content-centric solutions for SMEs. Due to fragmentation of the digital market, SMEs require synchronized content across more platforms to reach customers. The starting point is a basic business profile, including company name, expertise, address and contact information. From there, the SME can expand its business profile by adding more engaging content – description of services, hours of operation, photos, etc. YP will act as the SME’s content hub and then will syndicate that content across other large digital ecosystems (i.e. Facebook, Google, Apple). The offering will blend Owned and Operated products and digital services into a staircase of offerings with varying service levels (basic, plus, premium). The entry point will consist of a simple, affordable, content-driven solution to establish, amplify and manage an SME’s business identity online. Once this is in place, an SME will then unlock a range of scalable marketing solutions to boost their visibility and manage their reputation in social media, an arena where SMEs clearly identify a critical need for assistance. Many digital services and certain digital products, as well as print, will now only be available as add-ons to the main customer offering, creating upsell and upgrade incentives. By offering blended, tiered solutions, profitability will be more stable and sustainable. Implement new ways of selling While YP has successfully shifted skillsets and knowledge base of its sales teams over the last three years to meet the needs of a digital environment, the Company must now review the structure of its salesforce. This currently remains aligned with legacy structures. YP requires greater flexibility to capture growth opportunities across customer segments, cost efficiencies and increase competitiveness. Additionally, the Company will place greater emphasis on acquiring and retaining high spend, high potential customers. Redefine and improve the customer journey As expectations of a digital customer are for simple and seamless interactions, this is the customer journey and experience YP will strive to create. The Company will align its tiered offering with five customer segments, divided by spend potential and critical marketing needs. Varying service models, product portfolios and touchpoints will be implemented for each customer segment, all with the goal of eliminating digital complexity and creating the customer experience that meets their critical needs. For low spend potential customers, YP will develop and implement an automation/self-serve model to offer greater flexibility for customers and allow the Company to place resources on high-spend, high-potential customers. Build the future state of the business In the near term, YP will expand its customer offering to include services that facilitate commercial transactions to businesses. The Company will look to integrate transaction-oriented solutions across its customer base addressing needs such as appointment scheduling and payment, making these services easily accessible and affordable to SMEs in Canada. Our Mission Stay Connected Sign up to automatically receive email alerts from Yellow Pages Limited Sign Up Thank you for subscribing to Yellow Pages' distribution list. An activation email will be sent to you shortly. You may unsubscribe from our email alerts at any time. Please refer to our privacy policy or contact us for more details.

Copyright © 2023 Yellow Pages Digital & Media Solutions Limited. All Rights Reserved. Gold Sponsor Live Concert More Gold Sponsor Live Concert Canada Olympic Excellence Day The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) will also host a live concert presented by Yellow Pages as of 8 p.m. to celebrate the official opening of the new Canadian Olympic House at 500 René Lévesque Boulevard West, at the corner of Beaver Hall, in Montreal. Percussionists from Samajam will start the party off with their Brazilian rhythms. Musicians will ask the crowd to make music of their own in their interactive show. Team Canada mascot, Komak, will host his friends PACHI from the TORONTO 2015 Pan American Games and Vinicius from Rio 2016. Later in the evening, big names in Quebec music and Cirque du Soleil will lead us into the highlight of the night, the raising of the Olympic Rings to the roof of the building where they will shine permanently in Montreal’s skyline, a first in accordance to the new rules that govern them.

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Common Shares - Financial Instruments to Yellow Pages Financial investors. Copyright © 2023 Yellow Pages Digital & Media Solutions Limited. All Rights Reserved. Common Shares Price $13.5 Change High 52-week High Today's Open ($0.21) $13.63 $14.38 $13.63 Volume 602 % Change Low 52-week Low Previous Close (1.53%) $13.5 $10.8 $13.71 Information as at Wednesday, September 23rd 2026 Date September 23rd 2026 High Low $13.63 $13.5 Volume 602 Opening Price Closing Price $13.63 $13.5 Lookup Date Look Up Financial Instruments