Very much like the pioneer lumberjacks of the 19th century

(illustrated besind in the context of the "Chasse Galerie" legend by Honoré Beaugrand), the Gatineau Valley SADC actively participates in the economic development of the Gatineau Valley.

Mission

The mission of the Gatineau Valley SADC is to encourage the community to participate in taking charge of its future.

Through activities that promote cooperation and partnership, the SADC encourages the community to adapt and plan its human resources needs, and supports business and job creation with financial and technical services.

Over the years, the Gatineau Valley SADC has developed particular expertise in the business community, which it has used to stimulate and add vitality to the business milieu.

		Tools: Business plan ( Doc ) Personal Financial Statement ( Docx ) Monthly Budget ( Docx ) Useful Links : Statistics Canada Stratégis Institut de la statistique du Québec MIG

Administration

The Gatineau Valley SADC is managed by an 11-member volunteer Board of Directors consisting of civilians. A team of five employees implements the directives of the Board. The Corporation is funded by Canada Economic Development, a federal agency.

The Gatineau Valley SADC belongs to the 67-member Réseau des SADC du Québec.

Tools

The Gatineau Valley SADC has several tools to achieve its mandate, two of which are the Regular Investment Funds and Youth Strategy that enable the SADC to support local development and assist the SMEs in the Gatineau Valley.

This Web site will provide an overview of all the tools available to the Gatineau Valley SADC.