The
Establishment and Next Generation of Québec Inc.
Celebrate Les Affaires
The
Les Affaires newspaper’s new layout and enhanced
content were officially launched on Wednesday, August 29,
at an event attended by a number of major figures in the
Quebec business world. We’re bringing you a photo
feature on the launch.
The
launch was held on Wednesday, August 29,
at the Windsor Hotel in Montreal.
The organizers took advantage of this unique opportunity
to develop the business contacts of our next generation
of managers. Some 20 young entrepreneurs were given a chance
to be paired up with a star of the Québec Inc. establishment.
This will give them an opportunity to talk about their business
initiatives and get some good advice from their seniors.
Rémi Marcoux was paired with Thierry Pagé,
CEO of OdoTech, a world leader in the measurement and analysis
of environmental odours.
Jean-Paul
Gagné, publisher emeritus of Les Affaires,
with Jacques Landreville, president and CEO of Uni-Sélect.
Claude
Dubois, one of the three founders of Transcontinental, talks
with Raymond Royer, president and CEO of Domtar.
On
the right: Yvon Bolduc, formerly with Transcontinental and
now the president and CEO of the FTQ Solidarity Fund.
Rémi
Marcoux and Alain Bouchard, chairman of the Board and president
and CEO of Alimentation Couche-Tard.
Isabelle
Marcoux, vice chair of the Board and vice president corporate
development for Transcontinental, with Jean-Paul Gagné.
Pierre
Marcoux, vice president, business publications with Transcontinental
Media.
Stéphane
Lavallée, publisher of Les Affaires.
Jean
Coutu, chair of the Board of Jean Coutu (PJC) Group Inc.
Father
and son... clearly happy with the way the evening is going!
René
Vézina, journalist with Les Affaires and moderator
for the evening.
Middle:
Alain Lemaire, president and CEO of Cascades Group.
Middle:
Christiane Germain, co-president of Germain Group, a hotel
and boutique chain.
Robert
Dutton, CEO of de Rona Inc.
Michel
Lévesque, senior vice president of Transcontinental
Printing, Newspaper Group, with Natalie Larivière,
president of Transcontinental Media.
Stéphane
Labrèche, director of the lesaffaires.com site, interviews
Christiane Germain.
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