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L’année 2021 du CDÉNÉ

L’année 2021 du CDÉNÉ

10 January 2022
En 2021, le CDÉNÉ a lancé son nouveau site Web, plus moderne, plus ergonomique et plus attrayant. N’hésitez pas à le visiter : cdene.ns.ca

Les services à l’emploi, Nouvelle-Écosse au travail, du CDÉNÉ desservent les chercheurs d’emploi et les employeurs. L’équipe inclut également une agente de liaison scolaire (affectée à quatre écoles) qui offre des services aux étudiants et aux familles/aidants quant aux informations liées au marché du travail ainsi qu’une coordinatrice en prestation des services à l’emploi en français sur le plan provincial. L’équipe des services à l’emploi s’engage à fournir des services d’emploi de qualité en français et en anglais dans les communautés acadiennes du sud-ouest de la Nouvelle-Écosse.
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Patsy Hicks, new Employer Engagement Specialist

06 January 2022
Halifax, January 6, 2022 – The Conseil de développement économique de la Nouvelle-Écosse (CDÉNÉ) is pleased to announce the recent hiring of Pasty Hicks as the new Employer Engagement Specialist. Her start date was January 4th, 2022. Her role on the Employment Services team at CDÉNÉ, Nova Scotia Works System, is to assist employers in the Clare and Argyle regions with employee recruitment and retention.

Patsy was born and raised in Saulnierville, in the Francophone community of Clare, Nova Scotia. Patsy has long been involved in the Francophone community, including being a host for the Clare community radio station, Radio CIFA. She is a graduate of Université Sainte-Anne, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts (BA), a Bachelor of Education (BEd), and a Master of Education (MEd).
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Sandrine Mounier, new Economic Immigration Officer

08 December 2021
Halifax, December 8, 2021 – The Conseil de développement économique de la Nouvelle-Écosse (CDÉNÉ) is pleased to announce the recent hiring of Sandrine Mounier as the new Economic Immigration Officer. Her start date was December 7th, 2021.

Sandrine was born and raised in Perigord, a region of France. She has always enjoyed learning about people and cultures. In 2014, she immigrated to Canada to pursue a PhD in Urban Studies at the Université du Québec à Montréal. As a research officer, she participates in several projects exploring intercultural relations in neighborhood life, as well as immigration and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion policies. She also took the opportunity to get involved in the French Canadian community for which she developed a sense of belonging. In 2020, she decided to move to Halifax, in part because of the historic Acadian and Francophone presence in Atlantic Canada.
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CDÉNÉ's Services

Networking Activities

Expand your network of contacts at CDÉNÉ networking activities, where you can meet other entrepreneurs, as well as specialists and stakeholders in the business world.
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Professional Workshops and Training

Acquire the knowledge you need to launch your business, propel it to the next level or advance your career. We offer multiple training opportunities to increase your knowledge or that of your team.
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Employment Advice

Turbocharge your career with employment assistance services from CDÉNÉ to guide your career choice, polish your curriculum vitae and cover letter and learn interview and networking techniques.
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Prepare and Assess Projects

Take advantage of expertise from the CDÉNÉ for guidance in preparing projects and assessing programs. Succeed with your projects to create jobs, foster economic growth or strengthen organizational capacities.
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Community Economic Development

Our specialized staff can coach you through exercises on community and strategic planning, feasibility studies or diversifying income sources.
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Direction to Sources of Funding

Use our network of contacts and partners to get funds to start up or grow your business or organization.
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Recruitment and Integration of Immigrant Workers

Discover how hiring and integrating immigrants workers for your team can help you to fill positions that are hard to staff and propel your business to the next level. We advise employers on planning human resources needs and on options for recruiting and integrating immigrant workers.
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Marketing Plans and Business Plans

Our customized planning services will help you reach your goals for your business or organization. Whether you’re starting a new business, launching a new product or conquering a new market, we can help you to bring your ideas to life.
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About the CDÉNÉ

The Conseil de développement économique de la Nouvelle-Écosse (CDÉNÉ) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the economic advancement of the Acadian and Francophone community in Nova Scotia. Founded in 1999, it is the only provincial Francophone economic development organization in Nova Scotia.

The CDÉNÉ delivers solutions to businesses, not-for-profit organizations, job seekers, economic immigrants and communities to ensure their economic success. With our personalized approach and the expertise of our team members, we can develop solutions that contribute to your success.
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What Our Clients Say

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Working with the CDÉNÉ has allowed us to open doors that would have otherwise been difficult to access. Their expertise in specialized business fields and their knowledge of funding sources and government agencies is rare and exceptional. There are no words to describe what the CDÉNÉ has done for JD Composites. We did not have the time or expertise to access this complex and difficult world. We would like to thank CDÉNÉ for all that they have done, and also all that they continue to do for us. Without them, our time would have been expensive and certainly wasted.

David Saulnier
President of JD Composites Inc.

I would like to thank the staff of the CDÉNÉ for helping the Clare Bluegrass Association find government programs to help fund our festival. With government funding we are able to hire extra bands and promote a bigger festival, bringing more people from outside into our region. With their help, we were able to promote more musicians from our area. The Economic Development Officer spent hours helping our organization and is very dedicated and much appreciated by myself and the Association.

Russel LeBlanc
President of the Clare Bluegrass Association