Rémi Racine is the President, Executive Producer and co-Founder of Behaviour Interactive. Since its launch in 1992, Behaviour has grown into one the leading independent video game developers in the world with more than 850 employees at its Montreal studio and more than 200 titles under its belt, including the best-selling original game Dead by Daylight. In 2020 and 2021, Behaviour was recognized as one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies by Deloitte, which also named the company among Canada’s Technology Fast50 in 2019.

Rémi was inducted into the Canadian Game Development’s Hall of Fame as one of the pioneers of the industry. He is a member of the Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences and the International Game Developers Association. He chaired the boards for the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montréal in 2008-2009, CBC/Radio-Canada from 2012 to 2018 and Stationnement de Montréal / l’Agence de mobilité durable from 2010 to 2020.

Rémi has a Bachelor’s Degree in Finance from the Université de Québec à Montréal.

Wayne Meazza heads Behaviour Studios, where his strategic thinking spearheads a visionary group - talented in every discipline - that delivers industry-changing titles in all genres and platforms.

An industry veteran, he has been passionately leading award-winning teams for nearly 30 years. Amongst his many achievements, he was named one of the youngest CEOs in the UK at the age of 28, overseeing projects on PC, console, and mobile.

In his career, Wayne has brokered deals combining a total of hundreds of millions of dollars. With his breadth of gaming knowledge, he possesses a deep understanding of the constant shifts and trends in the industry, inspiring creativity every step of the way.

A communication professional with two decades of experience in the entertainment industry, Marie-Eve Boisvert joined Behaviour in 2018. She has spearheaded the overhaul of the company’s internal and external communication initiatives including sponsorship, public relations, industry relations, and community outreach programs.

Prior to joining the Behaviour team, Marie-Eve co-founded Credo Impact and La Gare, a coworking space. From 2012 to 2014, she held the position of Vice-President Communications and Public Relations for the renowned C2 business conference. She also made her mark in her thirteen years at l’Équipe Spectra, from 1999 to 2012. There, she played a key role in building and enhancing the global reputation of major events such as the Montreal International Jazz Festival, FrancoFolies de Montréal, and Montreal HighLights Festival.

Marie-Eve holds a Specialized Graduate Diploma (DESS) in Marketing and Communications from HEC Montreal and BA in Communication Studies from Laval University.

David Reid is a well-known veteran of the videogame industry with more than 20 years of marketing, publishing and development experience. As Chief Marketing Officer, he leads Behaviour’s efforts to launch and sustain the studio’s games across all platforms and connect with new audiences worldwide.

David’s impressive track record includes leading Microsoft’s marketing efforts for the release of Xbox 360, growing RIFT from zero to $100M in just nine months as Senior Vice President Publishing at Trion Worlds, and driving the critically acclaimed MMO EVE Online beyond 500,000 subscribers while CMO and Executive Producer at CCP Games.  This talent for taking platforms and games to the head of their class is now being applied to Dead by Daylight and Behaviour’s growing roster of original titles.

David has an MBA from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and a BSc in electrical engineering and computer science from Duke University. He was a senior associate at McKinsey & Company in San Francisco and served as a Lieutenant in the United States Army.

Stephen Mulrooney leads Behaviour Digital which is responsible for the development of original games including Dead by Daylight. He also oversees the company’s technical directors and applies his 20+ years of game industry experience to guide technology decisions and build solid development teams. Over the years, he has served in a variety of roles, including graphics programmer, engine team lead, director of the central technology group, and programming technical director.

Before joining Behaviour, Stephen was one of Ubisoft Montreal’s first six programmers.

Besides working with an incredible management team, Stephen’s reasons for showing up in the morning are his passions for optimization and problem-solving.

Stephen holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Concordia University.

Roland Ribotti leads Behaviour’s financial and administration team including finance, accounting, legal, and information technology.

Roland has more than 25 years of experience in financial, strategic and operational management gained in institutional and entrepreneurial settings including the largest Canadian media and telecommunication company and the most important Canadian Fund Manager. Throughout his career, Roland has sat on multiple Board of Directors and has proven to be result-oriented and gained a reputation for his reliability, quick mindedness, creativity, organisational skills, polyvalence, and ability to foster a collaborative environment.
Roland has a Bachelor of Business Administration (Finance), with honors, from the Université du Québec à Montréal; a Master’s in Business Administration from McGill University, and is a CFA Charterholder (Chartered Financial Analyst).

Dominique Lebel leads Behaviour Business Solutions, which is dedicated to corporate services. Together with his team, Dominique develops custom digital solutions for national and international brands that want to harness the business potential of video game technology.

Over the years, the Business Solutions team has enabled companies in various sectors to benefit from the creative and customer service expertise of video game specialists and innovative gaming technologies, notably those that facilitate customization, visualization, simulation and 3D experience.

Prior to joining Behaviour, Dominique headed the Montreal office of Cossette Communication, Canada's largest communications and marketing company. He was also Deputy Chief of Staff to the Premier of Quebec. He now chairs La Guilde du jeu vidéo du Québec, the organization that represents video game makers across the province.

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Kalina Morin leads efforts to position Behavior Interactive as a leading employer in the video game industry. She plays a key role in enabling the continuous and lasting success of the business by aligning workforce and talent acquisition practices with business strategy.

Kalina thrives on having employees feeling inspired, fulfilled and genuinely happy in the work they do. She excels in fast-paced environments and has 20 years of experience managing the HR challenges posed by rapid growth in both the engineering and tech sectors.

The born-and-bred Montrealer has held high-level positions in Canada, the United States, and France and has a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the Université de Montréal.

Oz helped create the Digital studio at Behaviour responsible for creating, developing, launching and running original IP’s, the first of which was Dead by Daylight. His 30 years of experience has seen him involved in the creation of over 20 original IP’s and he has made his home Behaviour for the last 16 years working on over 40 products.

As well as overseeing the creative direction of all the titles he also runs the R&D group who’s ongoing mission is to “prospect for Behaviour Digital’s future”.

Stéphanie Marchand launched her career in the game industry over 15 years ago as a computer engineer. Her passion for game development, project management and fostering new leaders has led her to hold many roles, including Lead Engineer, Producer, and Executive Producer before being named the Vice-President - Production for Behaviour Studios.

Stéphanie has taken part in over 30 game development cycles, partnering with industry giants including Microsoft, Ubisoft, King, Bethesda, Sony, Activision and Wargaming.

Since 2019, Stéphanie has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.

She holds a Bachelor’s in Computer Engineering from École Polytechnique Montréal.

As an industry veteran, Chris Ferriera leverages his 20+ years’ experience to work with all our development teams, Live Operations teams, and partners to reach the highest level of quality for our games by establishing and maintaining the creative vision with our teams. Chris also engages actively with publishers and brand holders across the globe to ensure they select Behaviour as their developer of choice and manages those relationships as they transition into full and future development opportunities.

Chris entered the video game industry as one of the initial employees when Ubisoft expanded to open a New York City development studio. From that time Chris grew within the industry which led him to work on EA’s prestigious Lord of the Rings film trilogy games, followed by The Godfather. Furthering his success with Electronic Arts, Chris was able to delve into creating new IP with his work on Army of Two.

Chris joined Behaviour in 2009 and began guiding our teams in translating top-tier prestigious brands from major partners.