Collective Mobility

Winner : Corporation de Transports Collectifs de la MRC de Maskinongé 

Mention : Transport adapté et collectif de la MRC de la Rivière-du-Nord 

Urban Planning

Winner : L’Atelier Urbain

Energy Efficiency and Electrification

Winner : FTEX 

Mention : Société de transport de Laval (STL)

Shared Mobility

Winner : Louelec 

Mention : Réseau de transport de la Capitale (RTC)

Human Experience

Winner :Cyclo Nord-Sud

Mention : Accès transports viables

Mention : Centre d’écologie urbaine de Montréal 

Mention : Société de transport de Trois-Rivières (STTR)

Active Mobility

Winner : City of Montréal 

Mention : Cargone

Freight Logistics

Winner (ex aequo) : La roue libre

Winner (ex aequo) : Panier Québécois

Mention : Canada Post

Intelligent Mobility in Urban Settings

Winner : Blaise Transit 

Mention: MUVE

Start-up Companies

Winner : KM Impact 

Sustainable Mobility Outside Quebec

Winner : Transit

Mention : KargoROO

**Coup de cœur du jury**

Winner : Netlift

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Richard Chénier is the General Manager of Centech, a world-class business incubator dedicated to advanced technologies. He is also the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Director at the École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS), the 2nd largest engineering school in Canada. He has been an executive director in two management consulting firms, one of which he co-founded. He is a speaker for the Institut de leadership en gestion. In 2018, Urbania magazine named him one of 50 Quebecers who “create the extraordinary.

Nelson Edwards, CSLA, CIP, is a Senior Project Manager in Urban Design and Transportation Planning at the City of Ottawa. M. Edwards has over 35 years of experience in a diversity of specialties including: landscape architecture, transportation planning, urban design, environmental assessments, street design, green space systems strategies and strategic land use and community planning policies. Sample projects include the Environmental Assessment for the Western Expansion of the Confederation Line LRT (2017), Downtown Moves: Transforming Ottawa’s Streets. (2013), the Green Space Master Plan (2006) and National Capital Greenbelt Master Plan (1995), as well as the recent Albert and Slater Streets Post-LRT Re-Visioning project (2018) and Designing Neighbourhood Collector Streets (2019).

Luce Beaulieu has a professional background of more than 15 years in sustainable development and holds a master’s degree in Strategy, Social and Environmental Responsibility from ESG-UQAM. From 2013 to 2016 at CIRAIG, she co-developed projects in social life cycle analysis, social and environmental impacts and particularly in the circular economy. After seeing the position of scientific coordinator at the EDDEC Institute where she co-built numerous partnerships and interdisciplinary and intersectoral research projects, Luce continues her contribution to societal transformation at CIRODD as executive director since 2018.

Sébastien Adam is a Senior Director, Strategy at CDPQ. He is responsible for leading the development and overseeing the execution of CDPQ’s strategy in Quebec and technologies. He works closely with all investment teams to define and implement the CDPQ’s priorities. He coordinates the construction and performance management activities of the Quebec and technology investment portfolios. Prior to joining CDPQ in 2017, Mr. Adam worked for more than 10 years for top strategy consulting firms SECOR and Roland Berger. He advised senior management of public institutions and private companies, both Canadian and international, in defining and executing their strategies and transformation programs. Mr. Adam holds a bachelor’s degree in economic and social administration from the University of Social Sciences in Toulouse and a master’s degree in international management from HEC Montréal.

A team leader in land use planning at the Montreal Metropolitan Community and a lecturer in urban planning at the Department of Urban and Tourism Studies at UQAM, François St-Germain has 30 years of experience in land use planning and urban planning. Over the course of his career, he has coordinated the revamp of several development plans as well as the overhaul and harmonization of several urban plans and regulations. Mr. St-Germain has also participated in several studies in land use planning, urban planning, the environment, mobility, landscape and agriculture for many RCMs and municipalities in Quebec. He also helped implement the Montreal Planning and Development Plan (MPDP) for the Montreal Metropolitan Community. Mr. St-Germain is also involved with the Ordre des Urbanistes du Québec as a mentor in professional and ethical regulations for planners.

With a master’s degree in political science, Marc-André Viau has worked as a political strategist at various levels of government. After an internship at the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels, he worked on Parliament Hill in Ottawa for many years in various functions, including as Senior press secretary with the Office of the Leader of the Official opposition in the House of Commons. He later contributed to the victory of the green-leaning Mayor of Montreal, Valérie Plante, and worked as communication director and senior advisor. Since joining the Équiterre team in 2019, Mr Viau leads the development of political advocacy, regularly presenting in parliamentary commissions and meeting with ministers, elected officials and other political decision-makers.

Marie-Claude Bourgie has combined her academic background in environmental policies and finance to cultivate an expertise in climate finance and international development. She started her career as an international climate finance consultant for Global Consult and EcoRessources, guiding governments and the private sector on international climate-change policies and financing models. She worked for six years as the Chief Development Officer of the One Drop Foundation, a foundation with an international portfolio of water projects of over $100M in 13 countries, she was then responsible for fundraising and strategic partnerships, she developed financial structures that aimed at maximising leverage to increase social and environmental impact. She is currently the Executive Director of the Greater Montreal Climate Fund, a fund dedicated to accelerating the adoption of low-carbon solutions in the Greater Montreal region. Ms. Bourgie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Geography from Bishop’s University, a Masters in Environment from Simon Fraser University and an MBA from the John Molson School of Business. She is a director on the board of the Canadian Forum for Impact Investment and Development and member Steering Committee of the Montreal Climate Partnership.