Introducing Wepoint: A New Era in AI Leadership
The North American digital landscape welcomes a fresh face in artificial intelligence—Wepoint. This new entity takes shape from the strategic merger between Onepoint and Logient nventive. With a strong presence in Montreal for two decades, Onepoint has decisively expanded its influence on the continent by joining forces with the Quebec-based Logient nventive.
Revolutionizing Organizations with AI Expertise
Wepoint is more than just a new name; it represents a collaborative vision aimed at transforming businesses in North America. As a collective born from the blend of two companies with complementary strengths and aligned missions, Wepoint offers an impressive team of over 600 experts, led by seasoned professionals in governance.
This collaboration enables Wepoint to provide a comprehensive suite of services that facilitate organizational transformation. Their focus includes generative AI, business process reengineering, digital transformation, cybersecurity, data analytics, cloud solutions, and much more.
David Layani, founder and president of Onepoint, expresses excitement about this merger, stating, "This marks a significant milestone in our strategy to expand internationally. The North American AI market is a dynamic space, estimated at $800 billion. With Wepoint, we’re developing a hybrid model that merges consulting excellence with innovation capabilities across North America. Montreal is just the beginning of our expansive journey."
As part of their growth strategy, Wepoint aims to boost its workforce in Quebec and the United States, seeking to establish itself as a leading consultant and AI provider with an ambitious revenue target of $250 million in five years, supported by a workforce of 1,500 skilled experts.
In this pursuit, key appointments have been made to the board. Ashish Kumar, with a wealth of experience from Microsoft and Avanade, and Patrick Nicolet from Capgemini, will lend their expertise to propel Wepoint’s development in North America.
Montreal: The Central Hub of Ambition
In Montreal, Wepoint combines the talents of Onepoint, bringing together 150 Canadian experts with the 450 professionals from Logient nventive. Recognized as a leader in the implementation of technological solutions, Logient nventive has demonstrated significant financial success, generating revenues of $76.5 million in the past year. The acquisition enables Wepoint to solidify its standing within Quebec's tech ecosystem, positioning Montreal as the operational heart for North American ventures.
Vincent Godcharles notes, "Through Wepoint, we are offering integrated support to businesses across Quebec and Canada. This initiative harnesses both local roots and our international presence to create a robust platform for innovation in the region." The addition of Geneviève Bertrand as COO will steer the company's ambitions in AI, integral to their future growth and strategic objectives.
This endeavor is backed by a formidable team of senior partners, led by Vincent Godcharles—now President of Wepoint Canada—alongside Geneviève Bertrand, Patrick Mousseau, Pierre-Paul Melanson, and Éric Périon, all committed to driving operations forward.
U.S. Office: A Catalyst for Growth
Wepoint’s Canadian leaders are also collaborating with teams in New York, spearheaded by partner Thomas Ciulla, as well as Kishore Ramakrishnan from the UK. Together, they are set to drive significant business growth, particularly within the U.S. banking and financial sectors, and expect to welcome six additional partners in the U.S. by early 2026.
About Wepoint
Founded recently, Wepoint is a testament to Onepoint’s ambition of becoming the foremost consulting and AI power in North America. Emerging from the merger of Onepoint’s North American divisions with Logient nventive, Wepoint operates across New York, Montreal, and Quebec City. The company leverages the skills of its 600 experts to support organizations in executing essential transformation projects.
About Onepoint
Onepoint has been at the forefront of supporting major transformation initiatives for over 20 years. They advocate for the inseparability of economic growth and social progress, placing technological innovation at the forefront of their service offerings. Their vision is to collaboratively construct a future that benefits all stakeholders.
With a commitment to investing in talent and technology globally, Onepoint continues to thrive, achieving a tenfold increase in revenue over the past decade to surpass €500 million, targeting €1 billion within the next four years.
About Logient nventive
Logient nventive represents the successful merger of two major digital companies, bringing over 25 years of experience to the table. With a strong workforce of more than 450 experts across Montreal, Quebec City, and Tunis, the group excels in customized development, data and AI, and IT consultancy, helping more than 400 clients realize their digital goals.
With a rich portfolio that includes over 2,000 digital solutions, Logient nventive expertly combines technological capabilities with human insight to forge sustainable successes for businesses.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wepoint's primary focus?
Wepoint's main focus is on providing services related to artificial intelligence and digital transformation for North American businesses.
How many experts does Wepoint aim to have?
Wepoint aims to grow its team to 1,500 AI experts within five years.
Where are Wepoint's offices located?
Wepoint operates offices in New York, Montreal, and Quebec City.
Who are the key figures leading Wepoint?
Key leaders include Vincent Godcharles as President of Wepoint Canada and Geneviève Bertrand as COO, among others.
What is the projected revenue goal for Wepoint?
Wepoint aims to achieve $250 million in revenue within five years of its formation.
