Charles Demers et Camille Laberge se sont rencontrés par LinkedIn pour entamer leur formation, centré sur un projet commun, en Réconciliation économique.
A Unique Program in Economic Reconciliation
Economic reconciliation is the focus of FNEE’s newest program, launched on February 13, 2024, at the Hélène-Desmarais Building of HEC Montréal. The first cohort, which wrapped up this summer, enabled 10 Indigenous / Non-Indigenous pairs to advance their reconciliation projects further. Watch the recap video by Huron-Wendat Marc Du Sault, co-director of the Economic Reconciliation program and professor at HEC Montréal.
An economic impact committee project
Among the participating pairs is the team of Charles Demers, Coordinator of Business and Strategic Partnerships for the Huron-Wendat Nation, and Camille Laberge, Chief of Strategic Procurement at Hydro-Québec. Together, they developed an Economic Impact Committee project for the Huron-Wendat Nation within Hydro-Québec initiatives, aimed at enhancing the integration of Indigenous businesses.
A valuable learning experience as a duo
Charles and Camille have gained substantial benefits from their participation in the program. Beyond advancing their project and gaining new skills, the human relationships they’ve built and nurtured stand out as the most valuable part of their learning journey.
Watch the video of Charles & Camille
