After the Osler cabinet and the Volt-Age program committee at Concordia University, the former Minister of the Economy, Pierre Fitzgibbon, has just been appointed to a first board of directors since his return to the private sector. His appointment at Anasens was announced on Wednesday.
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“I am sincerely happy to be able to work again with Mr. Dupont as well as the other members of the board of directors and members of Anasens management in order to help them in their business development efforts here and abroad,” declared the former battery minister in a press release on Wednesday.
“Mr. Fitzgibbon’s experience brings essential expertise that strengthens our board of directors,” said Eric Dupont, chairman of the board of directors and shareholder of the Company.
Eric Dupont and Pierre Fitzgibbon know each other well.
“From 2007 to 2014, he was President and CEO of Atrium Innovations, a company founded by Mr. Dupont and his brother Luc, specializing in the development, manufacturing and marketing of products for the automotive industry. health and nutrition,” we recall.
“Sorcerer’s Apprentices”
Anasens’ first shareholder (not majority) is Alexis Vallee Belisle (Quebec), its second Nancy Schoenbrunner (United States) and its third, Eric Dupont (Quebec), according to the Quebec business register.
Since his departure from politics, Pierre Fitzgibbon has increased his number of interviews.
Last Monday, he said that it is not up to “politicians” to determine electricity rates “like sorcerers’ apprentices” on the Midi info show on -.
