Alexandre Leclerc

Alexandre Leclerc is the founder and CEO of Astucemedia, a company that specializes in real-time graphics for broadcasters. Prior to starting Astucemedia in 2003, Leclerc worked as a senior live graphic integrator/programmer at Miranda/VertigoXmedia. Alexandre then became a project manager at Miranda Technologies, where they worked with major television networks such as ABC, NBC, and CNN. Leclerc's early career involved working as a senior graphic designer and programmer at VertigoXmedia, where they focused on broadcast graphic design and programming for live real-time graphics and data integration.

Alexandre Leclerc's education history includes multiple institutions and fields of study. Alexandre attended Polytechnique Montréal, where they pursued a degree in Computer Engineering. Alexandre also studied Informatique de Gestion at UQAM | Université du Québec à Montréal and Graphic Design and 3D Animation for film and TV at Collège Inter-Dec in Montréal. Additionally, they pursued Science de la Nature at Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne. Alexandre Leclerc also attended Collège Saint-Sacrement, but the field of study is not specified.