Continental Who's Who

Denise Verreault 2

Denise Verreault is recognized by Continental Who’s Who as a Pinnacle Professional Member in the field of Shipping. Established since 1956, Verreault Navigation, Inc. has served the Canada region for over fifty years. With competence, rigor and enthusiasm at the forefront of their company’s values, the company specializes in a wide array of services to their clients including Shipping, Dry Duck, Repairs and Maintenance. Offering their clients quality service using the latest innovations in technology, the company’s mission is to, “providing ship-owners with exemplary work in a safe environment, at a competitive cost and with industry-leading turnaround times.” In addition, the company also provides services in the areas of tugboat services, innovation, transformation and repair. Proposing “reliable and creative solutions meeting your deadline and budget,” Verreault Navigation guarantees that their clients are met with the finest, innovative solutions to ensure complete satisfaction. Understanding the needs of ship-owners, the maritime company does everything in their power to, “quickly put your ship back out to sea, while considering any unexpected obstacles or possible add-on along the way.” Amassing over thirty four years of experience in the maritime field, Verreault is Chief Executive Officer and President at Groupe Maritime Verreault. Having served in her current role for six years, Verreault specializes in Business Management, Startups and Development. Always seeking improvement, the company has since significantly expanded six times since its naissance. Verreault attributes her success to on time delivery of products and her management of the company. In addition to her work with Groupe Maritime Verreault, Verreault owns and manages a thriving certified organic and gluten-free business, deriving from its farm ownership. “I didn’t put all of my eggs in one basket,” Verreault said. To further her professional development, Verreault is involved both financially and socially within her local community. In recognition of her outstanding accomplishments in the field, Verreault was awarded the Title of Knight of the Order of Quebec in 2001 and 2005, and became one of the signatories of the Manifesto for a Lucid Quebec. When not working, Verreault enjoys riding horses and walking. In looking to the future, she hopes to invest another $36 million to expand the company’s dry dock. Currently in the process of expanding her expansion project, once completed, “the company could be considered one of the largest in the ship repair field on the Atlantic Seaboard.” For more information, visit www.verreaultnavigation.com.