Left to right: Rosanne Dub, vice president, workplace environmentandRaphalle Parenteau, director, workplace environment. Photo credit: dificadifica, a firm active across all sectors of the built environment, has announced the appointment of Rosanne Dub as vice president, workplace environment, and Raphalle Parenteau as director, workplace environment.difica is a collective of more than 140 architects, urban planners, interior designers, engineers, and other built environment professionals, with work throughout North America and internationally.With almost 30 years of experience, including 13 years at Gensler, Dub brings a strategic vision to workplace and corporate environment consulting, aligning client objectives with workplace planning strategies.As vice president, Dub will embody the strategic vision of workplace and corporate environment consulting services. Her experience and understanding of various business sectors, both public and private, will allow her to grasp project-specific challenges quickly and deliver valuable workplace strategies.Since joining difica, I have had the privilege of working alongside incredibly creative and knowledgeable teams. Together, we are pushing boundaries to design innovative and sustainable spaces that reflect dificas commitment to excellence, organizational success, and the human experience, said Dub.Parenteau, an interior designer, strategist, and seasoned practitioner with almost 20 years of experience, combines private practice expertise with academic contributions. She also plays a key role in defining project directions and maintains a commitment to budgets, timelines, and quality standards.As director of workplace environments, Parenteau will oversee all project phases, leading a team of designers, project managers, technicians, and other specialists. She will also ensure the integration of additional cross-disciplinary expertise whenever needed.At the heart of architecture are people. At difica, our success comes from the quality of relationships we build with our clients and collaborators. Driven by the desire to make a positive impact on our community, we believe that together, we can achieve great things, said Parenteau.The post difica promotes female leadership in design and innovation appeared first on Canadian Architect.