Former Economy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon’s professional break was short-lived: he has just joined the business law firm Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt as a special advisor.
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It was the law office which made the announcement in a press release Tuesday afternoon.
“Pierre’s extensive experience in government and business brings invaluable expertise that our clients and lawyers will benefit from as they navigate the challenges ahead in terms of economic development in Quebec and nationally “, enthused Sandra Abitan, managing partner of Osler’s Montreal office.
“As a businessman and respected player in the innovation and energy transition sectors, he is well positioned to provide our clients with strategic insights as the Canadian economy turns to new opportunities for increase your productivity and stand out in the energy transition and much more,” she added.
Pierre Fitzgibbon left politics just before the start of parliament last September, two years before the end of his mandate.
“Joining Osler gives me an exceptional platform to continue to advance our economy by supporting the entrepreneurs and businesses that are shaping the future of Quebec and Canada. In an era marked by the energy transition and an increased need for rapid technological evolution, I am delighted to put my experience and strategic vision to the service of Osler’s customers. My commitment to economic growth aligns perfectly with Osler’s leading reputation, particularly in supporting projects that enhance capital flows, private equity and innovation in sectors critical to our future. declared the former minister.
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