Accelerating the green transition of the downtown and Montréal economy

In the face of environmental risks, the ecological transition of business practices, buildings, urban planning and mobility within the city is crucial. In this respect, the Chamber remains committed to mobilizing and supporting the ecosystem of businesses and organizations pioneering climate change management.

Take part in our next strategic meeting with the following speakers:

• Grégoire Baillargeon, President, BMO Financial Group, Quebec
• Isabelle Dubé-Côté, President and CEO, Écotech Québec
• Geneviève Fournier, Vice-president – Marketing and customer experience, Hydro-Québec
• Karel Mayrand, President and CEO of the Foundation of Greater Montreal and Co-President of the Partenariat Climat Montréal

We will discuss the opportunities and actions required to accelerate the green transition of our economy, particularly in terms of business practices, mobility, buildings and urban planning.

It will also be an opportunity to learn about the highlights and solutions presented in our new study entitled Downtown Montréal's transition to a green economy: accelerating the shift to sustainability in business practices, buildings, urban planning and mobility.

Register now to become an agent of change!

Who is this event for?

This strategic meeting is aimed at executives, managers and workers of SMEs and large corporations, sectoral associations and clusters, the media, as well as players in the urban ecological transition ecosystem.

About the study:

The study Downtown Montréal's transition to a green economy: accelerating the shift to sustainability in business practices, buildings, urban planning and mobility, led by the Chamber, documents the priority actions required to combine economic development and ecological transition in downtown Montréal. It was conducted with KPMG in Québec, as part of the “I love working downtown” initiative, and with the support of the Ministère de l’Économie, de l’Innovation et de l’Énergie.

Learn about the program

9:30 a.m. – Opening remarks and release of the study