CGI names Tim Hurlebaus as its next chief executive officer, replacing François Boulanger, who is retiring after a long tenure with the company. According to the reports, Boulanger has been with CGI for about 30 years and has led the company as CEO for less than two years. The sources describe the leadership change as part of Boulanger’s retirement plans, with Hurlebaus stepping into the top role. Across the articles, the central points are the same: Hurlebaus is selected as the new CEO, and Boulanger’s departure is linked to retirement. While the outlets differ in the amount of detail provided, they consistently frame the transition as a succession following Boulanger’s retirement, rather than a response to specific operational issues. The reports do not indicate any change in CGI’s core business focus, but they confirm the timing and premise of the transition: Boulanger exits the CEO position as he retires, and Hurlebaus takes over the leadership of the company.