In Celebration of LaSalle College Montréal’s Outstanding Alums of 2025!
At LaSalle College, creativity shows up in real work, real recognition, and real-world impact. This year’s graduates have made their mark across disciplines, from fashion to graphic design to business management.
LaSalle College is celebrating the achievements of some of 2025’s outstanding graduates in a dedicated window display at our Montréal campus on Ste-Catherine Street — and right here! Read on to find out more about their work and what they’re building next!
Entrepreneurial Excellence
Launched through the Entreprise Mode initiative, the Best Business Concept Awards in Fashion Marketing and Creative Industries Management recognize ideas that merge creativity with strategy.
ISOTEK — Best Business Concept in Fashion Marketing — is the brainchild of:
- Charlie Brousseau @charliebrousseau
- Miguel Lavergne @miguellavergne
- Marie Héroux @herouxmarie
- Naomi Parent @naoprnt
Creative Industries Management
ChocoWay took the top spot in Creative Industries Management, led by:
- Baran Sharifkashani @Baranshariif
- Hargagan Kaur Ranu @Hargagan
Innovation in Business Management saw two standout teams:
RoboCanin, an intriguing concept of Robotic Canine Assistants for your everyday life, created by:
- Eduarda Ella Apolinario Kurth
- Emie Dinanga Kabasele
- Jhonicia Tshibangu Mulanga
- Papa Oumar Mbaye
See their project here
Caracol Beauty, a business concept centred on vegan haircare for people of colour, founded by:
- Alessandra D’Aversa
- Camila Godinho
- Diana Forero
- Luis Zaramella
- Ramses Guzman
- Victor Hugo Cortes
See their project here
Creative excellence continued in Graphic Design with two impressive competition outcomes:
- Kaouta Ez-Zehmad: Finalist in the Société des designers graphiques du Québec poster contest, under the theme For a World Without Weapons. Her work has been exhibited at the McCord Stewart Museum.
- Raquel Hernandez Quinto: Winner of the logo design contest for Les Augustines, a Montréal shelter supporting young mothers and their infants. Raquel collaborated with advertising agency Cossette to finalize her professional-grade logo.
Angie Rocio Puentes Saavedra was awarded the Badge of Excellence in Hospitality— a true mark of dedication and professional readiness that requires a full sweep of thirteen badges recognizing a range of skills and talents, from Leadership to Creativity.
Our Fashion Design students continue to stand out, with creative projects that blend innovation, sustainability, and craftsmanship:
- Ella Dubblestein: Winner of the Télio Impact competition on the UN Sustainable Development Goals in Fashion Design, @ella.dubblestein
- Tiana Maria Kim: Valérie Dumaine Scholarship Winner, @Tmkdesignz
- Cam Deschênes: Cardinal of Canada Upcycling Competition winner, @dnes_cam
- Taylor Anderson: Upcycled creation in collaboration with Cirque du Soleil, @tea_sews
- Mia Caron: Footwear and Accessories concentration standout, @macaron277
- Xavier Desrochers: Technical Clothing concentration creator, @xav.desrochers
Several of our learners, supervised by Marc-Antoine Lynch Boisvert, also impressed at the 2025 Québec Lung Association’s Gala Bulles et Tapis Rouge, including:
- Alexandre Ouellette, @alexandre_0uellette
- Jadève Fleurant, @jadeve.fleurant
- Marc-Élie Labrie, @by.marcelie
And in partnership with Parachute x SGNTR, our designers took upcycling to the next level:
- Black shirt: Émile Avon, @avonemile
- Grey jacket: Shannon Kelly, @shannnnonn_k
- Caramel jacket and yellow bermuda shorts: Elizabeth Falutero, @niu.eli
- Blue bermuda shorts and white silk bermuda shorts: Justine Charlebois Ouellet, @Justine_0u
A huge congratulations to all our 2025 graduates!
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