What is CarriElles Santé? CarriElles Santé is a program for French-speaking or bilingual internationally educated female health professionals (IEHP) who are new to Canada. This program aims to promote the professional integration of women trained abroad in the health field in Canada by offering them personalized guidance, targeted training, and employment support. Why choose CarriElles Santé? Tailored support for the recognition process of foreign credentials for regulated health professions. Opportunities to gain practical work experience in the healthcare field in Canada. Targeted training. Networking and recruitment opportunities. Alternative solutions while awaiting recognition of your credentials. Year-round recruitment. Direct connections with employers. How to register? info.cs@seo-ont.ca Admission criteria Be a woman health professional trained abroad. Live in Ontario or be willing to relocate to Ontario. Have at least one year of experience in the health field abroad. Have no relevant professional experience in your field in Canada. Be legally authorized to work in Canada. Ontario : info.cs@seo-ont.ca Colombie Britannique : - Pour les employeurs et partenaires : Tien Thuy Le – tienthuyle@sdecb.com - Pour les participantes et les inscriptions : Valérie Chabot – vchabot@sdecb.com

Mission Leader of the economic and sustainable prosperity of Ontario's Francophone and bilingual communities. Vision SÉO propels Ontario's francophone and bilingual economic space to new heights by advancing leading-edge solutions in entrepreneurship, employer support, newcomer integration and community economic strengthening. Values Inclusion : Respect and ensure the successful inclusion of culturally diverse talent in Ontario's civil society and Francophone community. Collaboration : Take a federative and strategic approach in its alliances to position Ontario's Francophone and bilingual economic vitality at the local, regional, provincial, national and international levels. Excellence : Make optimal use of the resources and means at our disposal to achieve the desired results. Empathy: Understanding and perceiving customer needs, enabling us to be a permanent contributor of solutions and opportunities. Transparency : Ensuring compliance with the highest standards of sound governance practices, demonstrating integrity and ethics to consolidate our credibility. Who are we? The SÉO was founded over 20 years ago under the name RDÉE Ontario. Today, this organization is one of the key players in the economic development of Ontario's Francophone and bilingual ecosystem to which it contributes by promoting the emergence of new businesses and supporting the growth of existing businesses, by assisting Francophone and bilingual newcomers in their quest for quality jobs, by supporting employers in their recruitment efforts, and by contributing to the economic strengthening of communities through a series of initiatives and programs. The SÉO has approximately 40 employees throughout the province. The organization is part of RDÉE Canada , a national network.

SERVICES Assistance for entrepreneurs Employment assistance for newcomers Recruitment support for employers Community building Community building Comunity building includes a variety of initiatives, services and one-off programs designed to help our local organizations, neighborhoods, towns and villages develop and grow. Support for communities and organizations One of the key starting points for strengthening a community is assessing its economic health. We offer diagnostic services for communities and their organizations to identify key factors that need to be improved. We also help communities with strategic and other planning, mobilizing partners, establishing economic projects and assisting with project planning. We provide tools and resources, and assess funding opportunities for individual projects. Send us an email Tourism Through our tourism services, we work with communities to identify potential Francophone experiences, products and services, assess their level of Francophone capacity, and then market them. Through our Route Champlain or other province-wide tours we're working on, these experiences, products or services are listed and marketed across the country and even internationally to attract Francophone markets and support our local tourism economy. Do you represent a business, organization or community that would like to add its French-language experience, product or service to our promotional efforts? Fill our form

Register now! Golf enthusiasts will be able to exploit their know-how in the company of teammates from all sectors of activity. As for novices, they will be able to discover this pleasant sport in a setting conducive to the creation of business relationships. And if golf isn't your thing, still come have dinner with us and enjoy a great evening of networking with actors with varied profiles from all over Ontario. We will soon be looking for financial partners, our partnership proposal will soon be published. In the meantime, for any request you can contact the Communication department. This tournament was named in tribute to Claude Mayer, a man from Noëlville. Renowned for his perseverance and dedication, Claude Mayer was a man of conviction who worked in several spheres, including the community sectors, cooperation, education, politics, economics, and more. Claude Mayer, who died in 2019, was one of the first administrators and treasurers of the SÉO. If you have any questions, write to us at tourney-claude-mayer@seo-ont.ca . Why participate in a golf tournament? Read our article to this effect. Tournoi de golf commémoratif Claude-Mayer Click here for a summary of the second edition of the tournament Read our article Register now! Claude Mayer Memorial Golf Tournament, 2nd edition Following the success of the first edition, held on Friday, September 22, 2023, the 2024 edition of the Claude-Mayer Commemorative Golf Tournament took place on Friday, May 31. This unifying event, organized by the Société Économique de l'Ontario, was a great opportunity for business people, investors, members of organizations and key individuals from all over the province to exchange ideas and develop relationships in a venue conducive to relaxation, exchanges and the creation of links! This second edition was held at Forest Ridge Golf Course, 3525 Forest Ridge Street, Chelmsford, Ontario, in a best-ball format, and brought together participants from a wide range of backgrounds. Golf enthusiasts put their skills to the test in the company of teammates from all sectors of activity. As for novices, they were able to discover this enjoyable sport in a setting conducive to the creation of business relationships. A dinner was planned to round off the day in style and allow guests to extend the exchanges. After the golf tournament, guests enjoyed an evening of networking with players from all over Ontario. The tournament is named in honour of Noëlville native Claude Mayer. Renowned for his perseverance and dedication, Claude Mayer was a man of conviction who worked in many spheres, including community, cooperation, education, politics, economics and more. Claude Mayer, who passed away in 2019, was one of SÉO's first directors and treasurers. May 31, 2024 Forest Ridge Golf Course, Chelmford, Ontario Thanks to our Sponsors Bélanger Construction

A turnkey solution for international recruitment Need skilled workers to support your business? The Recrute Nord program offers an innovative and accessible solution for recruiting international French-speaking or bilingual talent. We support you at every step of the recruitment and immigration process to meet your workforce needs. A simple and efficient process Submission of the job offer: Send us your job offer. Selection of applicants: We identify and refer qualified French-speaking or bilingual candidates. Interview: You select your applicant during a virtual interview. Management of immigration applications: SÉO manages the procedures related to the appropriate program. Settlement: The employer pays 4 weeks' rent to facilitate integration. Settlement services: We prepare for the arrival in conjunction with local services. Contact us today! recrutenord@seo-ont.ca Why choose Recrute Nord? No cost to employers Access to qualified international talent Full support Why choose Recrute Nord? No cost to employers Access to qualified international talent Full support Inscription ici

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Appui aux entrepreneurs et entrepreneures Prénom Nom Téléphone Courriel Site Web de votre entreprise (le cas échéant) Quel est votre statut au Canada? * Citoyenneté canadienne Résident permanent Permis temporaire (ouvert ou fermé) Permis de travail (ouvert ou fermé) Demandeur d'asile Visa visiteur Mobilité francophone Réfugié accepté Autre Veuillez préciser Comment vous classeriez-vous? * Employeur Entrepreneur Chercheur d'emploi Étudiant Vous cherchez à devenir entrepreneur Autre Veuillez préciser Êtes-vous membre d'une minorité visible? * Oui Non Je préfère ne pas répondre à cette question Soumettre votre demande Merci pour votre intérêt! Province Ville Pays Êtes-vous : * Homme Femme Je ne m'associe à aucune de ces options Votre tranche d'âge : * 15-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 60+ Comment avez-vous entendu parler de nos services? * Required Employé de la SÉO Courriel Facebook Site Web de la SÉO LinkedIn Ateliers Autre Souhaitez-vous être inscrit à l'infolettre de la SÉO? * Oui Non Pouvez-vous nous donner plus de détails sur votre demande d'assistance? Quelle est la raison de votre demande? * Required Je souhaite recevoir un accompagnement personnalisé (je suis déjà en activité) Je souhaite participer à l'incubateur d'entreprises Je souhaite devenir mentor Je souhaite devenir mentoré Je veux faire partie de votre base de données d'experts Je veux participer aux programmes pour les jeunes (moins de 30 ans) Je souhaite bénéficier d'un soutien pour vendre ou transmettre mon entreprise Je veux de l'aide pour acheter une entreprise en Ontario Je veux être informé de vos ateliers, webinaires ou séances d'information Je veux faire partie de votre répertoire d'entreprises Si vous n’êtes pas au Canada, pouvez-vous préciser à quel stade vous en êtes rendu dans le processus? Êtes-vous une personne en situation de handicap? * Oui Non

Access new markets with the SÉO The Société Économique de l’Ontario (SÉO), in collaboration with the Pôle Exportation de la Fédération des gens d’affaires (FGA), is organizing two strategic economic missions — one to New Brunswick from April 20 to 24 and one in Ontario from April 27 to May 1 — to help Francophone and bilingual SMEs explore new markets and accelerate their growth across Canada. These missions offer participating companies a structured program of business meetings, company visits and networking activities within dynamic economic ecosystems. A business opportunity at low cost Thanks to funding from the Government of Canada, travel, a portion of accommodation and living expenses for participating companies are covered as part of these missions. This allows you to focus on what matters most: growing your network, meeting new partners and unlocking new business opportunities. Concrete business opportunities for your company Explore new markets : Meet businesses and strategic partners in dynamic economic ecosystems.. Expand your business network: Engage with entrepreneurs, economic decision-makers and potential partners.. Develop promising collaborations : Participate in targeted B2B meetings prepared in advance to maximize the value of every exchange.. Benefit from strategic support : Follow a turnkey business pathway with support before, during and after the mission to help you maximize your participation. Interested? Complete the pre-registration form to present your company and your business objectives (available in French only for now). Selected companies will then be supported in preparing their participation and business meetings. Act quickly. Places are limited. Pre-register today! Want more details before pre-registering? Keep reading? You can download our information document or view it in interactive mode. Two missions. Two business opportunities Ontario – New-Brunswick: April 20 to 24, 2026 Explore new markets in Canada’s only officially bilingual province. This mission will enable Ontario companies to develop interprovincial partnerships and connect with a dynamic Francophone economic network. Participating companies will take part in a program that includes business meetings, networking activities and opportunities to engage with key players in New Brunswick’s economic ecosystem. This mission aims to foster collaboration between Francophone and bilingual businesses in Ontario and New Brunswick while opening the door to new business opportunities. Ontario – Toronto and Ottawa : April 27 to May 1, 2026 (held as part of the Forum franco-ontarien des affaires) Strengthen your business networks across Ontario.. This mission aims to stimulate collaboration between Francophone and bilingual companies from different regions of the province while leveraging the momentum of the Forum franco-ontarien des affaires, alongside which this economic mission takes place. Participating companies will have the opportunity to connect with entrepreneurs and economic partners, expand their networks and explore new collaboration opportunities within Ontario’s Francophone economic ecosystem. This mission is designed to encourage interregional partnerships and create new business opportunities for participating companies. Participating means accessing new markets These missions are designed to open new markets, multiply business meetings and foster connections between companies in order to generate concrete business opportunities. Participating companies will be able to: ✔ Expand their business networks ✔ Establish new strategic partnerships ✔ Explore new markets ✔ Identify growth opportunities ✔ Contribute to strengthening Francophone economic corridors across Canada Each mission offers a structured, turnkey business pathway, including: ✔ Qualified B2B meetings prepared in advance to maximize the relevance of exchanges ✔ Direct access to economic partners and decision-makers ✔ Targeted networking and matchmaking activities, as well as company visits ✔ Strategic support before, during and after the mission Don’t miss this opportunity to meet the right partners and turn these exchanges into real business opportunities! Sectors ready to seize new opportunities These missions are primarily intended for companies active in the following sectors: Industrial Technologies and Energy Solutions Automation Clean technologies Industrial IoT Batteries and energy Manufacturing and Specialized Equipment Specialized machinery Industrial components Custom manufacturing Technical products Agri-food technologies and processing Smart agriculture Food processing Agri-food equipment Sustainable production Frequently asked questions What exactly are the 2026 economic missions? What exactly are the 2026 economic missions? The 2026 economic missions are structured business development initiatives designed to support Francophone and bilingual SMEs in Ontario in exploring and entering new markets through targeted business meetings, connections with business networks and ecosystems, and strategic activities. Why is SÉO organizing these missions this year? SÉO aims to strengthen the positioning and competitiveness of Francophone businesses in Ontario by facilitating access to new intraprovincial and interprovincial markets and by strengthening Francophone economic corridors. What is the main objective of these initiatives? The main objective is to generate concrete business opportunities for participating companies while supporting growth, partnerships and expansion beyond their home markets. Who are these missions intended for? These missions are intended for Francophone or bilingual SMEs in Ontario that are actively commercializing their products or services and that have production capacity and a growth plan. What distinguishes these missions from a simple networking event? Unlike a one-time networking event, the missions rely on: structured preparation prior qualification of companies targeted organization of B2B meetings strategic support before, during and after the mission What is the benefit for an Ontario company to participate in a mission to New Brunswick? The interprovincial mission provides access to a new market and allows companies to meet key institutional and economic partners, identify business opportunities and explore meaningful collaborations in a Francophone and bilingual environment. What types of partners will be present during the interprovincial mission? Government institutions Economic development agencies Municipalities Chambers of commerce Sector clusters and incubators Educational institutions Targeted local companies for B2B meetings Which sectors are particularly targeted? Targeted sectors include industrial technologies and solutions, innovative manufacturing and technological production, as well as technology-driven agri-food processing. Sector 1: Industrial Technologies and Energy Solutions Automation solutions Industrial sensors and IoT Energy storage and batteries Industrial clean technologies Productivity-enhancing technology solutions Sector 2: Manufacturing and Specialized Equipment Industrial equipment Technical parts and components Specialized machinery Custom manufacturing High value-added technical products Sector 3: Agri-food Technologies and Processing Technology-based agricultural solutions Greenhouses and smart agriculture Innovative food processing Agri-food equipment Sustainable food production solutions What is the objective of the intraprovincial mission in Ontario? The intraprovincial mission aims to strengthen trade exchanges between Francophone businesses from different regions of Ontario and stimulate provincial value chains. Why is one of the missions held alongside the Franco-Ontarian Business Forum? The Forum is a strategic platform for visibility and mobilization, allowing business meetings to be maximized while integrating the mission into a major economic event. How do these missions concretely support the growth of Francophone SMEs? They facilitate access to new clients, structure qualified business meetings and accelerate connections with business ecosystems and strategic partners. What are the eligibility criteria for participating? Companies must: have been in operation for at least two years generate annual revenues of at least $250,000 employ at least three people be actively commercializing their products or services demonstrate the capacity for expansion How can a company express its interest? By completing an online pre-registration form, followed by a qualification interview. How are participating companies selected? Selection is based on the analysis of commercial maturity, growth capacity, sector relevance and the company’s level of engagement. How does SÉO prepare companies before business meetings? Through information sessions, individual coaching and business objective alignment. What costs are covered by the mission? Travel, accommodation and living expenses for participating companies are covered as part of the mission. How are B2B meetings organized and structured? Meetings are pre-qualified based on company profiles and objectives and then integrated into a structured agenda. What type of support is offered during the mission? Strategic guidance, logistical coordination, institutional support and facilitation of activities. Is there follow-up after the mission? Yes. Follow-up support is provided to help companies advance the opportunities identified. What results can reasonably be expected? development of new qualified contacts the initiation of partnerships the generation of commercial opportunities expansion of business networks How will the outcomes be measured? Through monitoring of meetings held, partnerships initiated and business opportunities generated. Mission KPIs include: Minimum number of B2B meetings: 30 per mission (3 to 5 individual meetings per company + 3 to 4 group meetings) Conversion rate into business opportunities: ≥10% Company satisfaction rate: ≥85% What time commitment is required from participating companies? Full participation in mission activities, advance preparation and availability for scheduled B2B meetings. How can partners recommend relevant companies? By sharing information within their networks and directing companies to the pre-registration form. Who should interested entrepreneurs contact for more information? The Société Économique de l’Ontario (SÉO) through its official communication channels. Who organizes these economic missions? The missions are organized by the Société Économique de l’Ontario (SÉO) in partnership with the FGA, with strategic and operational support from VIADUCS.

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Thank you to our partners Save the date! The Forum des entrepreneurs is coming soon! Looking for unusual gifts? A fun outing with family and friends? Taste new flavors? Support young entrepreneurs? Or simply want to network? Then don't miss this first key event of 2024 organized by the Société Économique de l'Ontario! The first edition of the Forum des entrepreneurs will be held in Ottawa on Saturday, January 27, 2024. The event will bring together the francophone, anglophone and bilingual business ecosystem of the National Capital Region, and will offer a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs to showcase their services and products, gain visibility, meet their audience and sharpen their sales pitch, while developing their professional network with entrepreneurial support organizations. Participation is FREE for exhibiting entrepreneurs (under certain conditions) and forum visitors. A rich program will enliven the day, with business financing panels, professional services panels, the dé-MARQUE-toi! booth competition, and a 5@7 to cap off the day and celebrate the winners of the Pitch competition from the incubator's 5th cohort. This forum is organized to serve four target clienteles: 1. Entrepreneurs wishing to present their services/products to the public. 2. Organizations offering support services to entrepreneurs (legal advice, intellectual property, financial services, etc.). 3. Visitors and project leaders with entrepreneurial ambitions, looking for ideas and information to help them develop their business projects. 4. The general public for a pleasant outing, to find unique objects, support young entrepreneurs or discover useful services for everyday life or the professional world. When? Saturday, January 27, 2024, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Where? 7 Bayview Station, Ottawa, ON K1Y 2C5 We invite you to register now to reserve your table and exhibit your products. As space is limited, we will process your requests on a first-come, first-served basis. So mark your calendars, save the date and spread the word!