Author: Marie-Pier Branchaud

This event will be an opportunity for us to present our results and achievements for the year 2023-2024, as well as our orientations for the current year.

Over 70 entrepreneurs and organizations gathered for the occasion, taking part in the networking event to actively develop their business network.

Join us for this annual gathering of business people in the Matawinie region, to be held on Wednesday, May 22, starting at 4:30 p.m. at the Rawdon Golf Club.

Matawinie is proud to announce the local winners of the Business Creation and Doing Business Together components of the 26th edition of the Défi OSEntreprendre MRC de Matawinie.

Are you looking for a stimulating and friendly working environment, where you can take on new challenges and make the most of your expertise? Are you a positive person with a good analytical mind and concrete examples to prove it? Would you like the chance to work with a creative and energetic team?

Every year, the Défi OSEntreprendre Lanaudière showcases the region's entrepreneurial potential and generates a great deal of pride.

In proactive mode, Boulangerie St-Donat is currently looking for business partnerships and opportunities to recycle its production residues. Having initiated a process in recent years with the aim of minimizing rejects and losses by optimizing its processes, the company is actively seeking solutions to remedy the situation and improve its environmental and economic performance.

The Société d'aide au développement de la collectivité (SADC) Matawinie is proud to support Mr. Carl Paré in the start-up of his Rawdon-based company, Béton CP Inc. Thanks to the financial support he received through SADC Matawinie's Stratégie jeunesse program, the 31-year-old entrepreneur was able to purchase the equipment and materials needed to get the business up and running.

The Table des partenaires du développement économique de la Matawinie is proud to unveil its 2023-2024 fall/winter training program. The joint annual training program is intended for entrepreneurs in the Matawinie RCM territory.

The results of the study on the potential for horticultural and food processing applications were unveiled on September 13 at the Alchimiste microbrewery in Joliette, in the presence of companies and economic partners. All the partners have joined forces to address this issue, which affects 18 microbreweries in the region and more than 900 tonnes of spent grains to be recovered annually.