Business Networking at the Renewable Energy Conference
Wind power
Integration of renewable energies
Solar energy
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The Renewable Energy Conference focuses on structured networking: activities, cocktail receptions, networking breaks, and the B2B2GO matchmaking platform, which allows participants to view each other’s profiles, exchange information, and schedule business meetings. Five meeting rooms were dedicated to these activities. Morning and pre-conference activities helped strengthen ties among participants: mountain biking, golf, a plant tour at Marmen Énergie, swimming, running, and volleyball.
At Nergica, capacity building and business networking are part of our service offering. With this in mind, we were pleased to welcome two delegations to the conference: one from Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean and one from Brazil. The Gaspé Peninsula, the cradle of the wind energy industry, provided a concrete setting to showcase our expertise to participants and open the door to new contracts and partnerships.
The Fjord-du-Saguenay RCM entrusted us with organizing the visit of the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean delegation as part of a tour of the Gaspé Peninsula. Thanks to this initiative, 25 representatives from businesses, chambers of commerce, the Fjord-du-Saguenay RCM, and the Domaine-du-Roy RCM took part in the conference, resulting in more than 50 business meetings and 6 industrial tours.
The Nuvéo Center of Excellence spearheaded the networking initiative between Quebec and Brazil. Thanks to this initiative, six Brazilian organizations participated in the conference, and more than 40 business meetings took place between Quebec and Brazilian companies.
The Objectives
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Create an environment conducive to networking and facilitate business connections among participating companies.
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Offer a factory tour to provide a hands-on look at Quebec's expertise.
Our Solutions
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Facilitating the reception of two delegations as part of the Renewable Energy Symposium
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Inclusion of a dedicated workshop, “Building Bridges Between Quebec and Brazil,” in the official program
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Establishing a partnership with Marmen Énergie to organize a plant tour of their facility
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Launch of the B2B2GO platform, featuring five dedicated meeting rooms
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Organization of six networking events, two cocktail receptions, and breaks with dedicated partners
Highlights
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163 active profiles and 224 meeting requests made on B2B2GO
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113 participants in the factory tour and pre-conference networking activities
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Two delegations were received: one from Quebec, the other from abroad
Project Team
The professionals committed to its success
of this project
Maryse stands out for her energy, creativity, and organizational skills. She excels in dynamic environments where innovation and collaboration are essential. Recognized for her expertise in strategic communication, marketing, and event planning, she has a deep understanding of the processes involved in bringing dynamic projects and events to life.
Drawing on her entrepreneurial experience, Maryse has led numerous projects and events throughout her career. She has built a solid reputation as a dynamic leader who is able to inspire teams and bring ambitious initiatives to fruition.
Maryse stands out for her ability to find the best solution to meet the needs of her clients and her team, combining energy and thoroughness in everything she does.
She has a degree in business administration, an academic background that supports her strategic and structured approach.
Marie-Josée has over ten years' experience in the communications field. Gifted with a collaborative approach and a constant concern for producing clear, high-quality content, she stands out for her ability to effectively coordinate projects and work as part of a team, making her a reliable and committed professional.
After holding key positions as linguistic reviser at the French National Assembly and political advisor, she now lends her expertise to Nergica as communications coordinator, actively contributing to the promotion of renewable energies.
During her time in politics, she became involved in key issues concerning Quebec's energy future, reinforcing her understanding of the challenges involved in the transition to more sustainable energy sources. With a Bachelor of Arts degree, she now applies her skills to projects in responsible communications and sustainable development, combining rigor and commitment to maximize their impact.
