LaPresse+, Isabelle Morin – Help for black entrepreneurs. Two years later, where are we?
Persistent inequalities thrown in the face, particularly during the death of George Floyd almost two years ago, gave rise to a desire to facilitate the integration of entrepreneurs from the black community into the business world and a concern to support NPOs. in Quebec, Canada. In concrete terms, people ha
CBC Quebec, Frontier College’s Mélanie Valcin helps others become ‘little changemakers’.
CBC Quebec is highlighting people from the province’s Black communities who are giving back, inspiring others and helping to shape our future. These are the Black Changemakers. Read More…
Journal Métro, Jean-Baptiste Demouy – A group serving entrepreneurs from diverse backgrounds.
“More than 1,000 companies, nearly 600 jobs and 160 million in turnover”, it is in these terms that the President and CEO of Groupe 3737, Louis-Edgar Jean-François, presents the success of the organization. non-profit. Born in Saint-Michel, the group supports entrepreneurs and is intended for b
ICI RDI, Report by Marie-Claude Morin for the program Zone Économie with Gérald Fillion.
Report on the successful incubator – a joint story with a company (Les Aliments Merjex) that benefited from the help of the group at the start and which is now enjoying great success. (original content produced in french)
LaPresse+, Jean-Philippe Décarie – AI still very much alive in Montreal.
After generating a lot of excitement and propelling Montreal as one of the major global platforms for its development, artificial intelligence (AI) has suddenly become quite discreet in the Quebec metropolis. But this new industrial cluster, eminently buoyant, continues to grow and diversify, as evidenced b
Lapresse, $100,000 for women entrepreneurs.
Scotiabank will donate $100,000 to Groupe 3737’s Fempreneures program to support diverse female entrepreneurship. The announcement was made on March 4. Read More… (Original content Written in french)
CBC News, This entrepreneur wants to level the playing field for people of colour
CBC Quebec is highlighting people from the province’s Black communities who are giving back, inspiring others and helping to shape our future. These are the Black Changemakers. It was March of 2012, Frantz Saintellemy was in the midst of forging his successful business career when he decided to do som
CBC News, Putting a label on black-owned businesses.
Many consumers seek out labels on businesses and products before making spending decisions: Fair Trade, Organic, Women Owned, Made in Canada — the list is long. Some business leaders in Montreal say there is now a need for a label to identify black-owned businesses. Lire la suite…