Benoit Gagnon

Benoit Gagnon is a highly active and dedicated Civilian Associate Member of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 554, where he serves as the Webmaster, Youth Education Officer, Member at Large, and Communications Assistant via social media. His extensive background combined with genuine commitment enriches the operations and community outreach of the branch.

Raised in a family with deep military roots—one parent who served in the Army Reserve and two brothers in the Army Regular Force—Benoit’s connection to service is profound and personal. At the age of 14, he joined the Army Cadets and achieved the rank of sergeant, showcasing his early leadership potential and dedication to service.

Benoit completed his education at St. Francis Xavier High School in Hammond, Ontario. His professional career is marked by significant roles in inventory management, IT asset management, procurement, and customer service. Currently, he serves as an IT Asset Management Officer at Shared Services Canada, managing communications, project time tracking, inventory maintenance, and vendor relations. His ability to proactively contribute to team meetings and handle logistics underscores his organizational prowess.

In past roles, Benoit served as Procurement and Parts Distribution Coordinator at Computers for Schools NCR, which was operated by a not-for-profit organization. This position involved asset verification, inventory management, supplier relations, and team supervision, demonstrating his thorough understanding of technical processes and his leadership capabilities.

At the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 554, Benoit oversees the digital presence as Webmaster, engages youth through educational programs, and enhances communication strategies via social media. His multifaceted contributions are pivotal to the branch’s mission, reflecting a steadfast commitment to excellence and community service.

Benoit Gagnon exemplifies the spirit of dedication, professionalism, and community engagement, making significant impacts in both his professional and volunteer roles.