Montréal, October 27, 2014 – Since the launch of its open innovation platform, iseemtl.com has received almost 80 concrete projects proposed by leaders, organizations and businesses that want to help revitalize the city. By October 31, 2014, I see mtl organizers hope to have received up to 120 projects, which will be discussed during the major event taking place on November 17 at Place des Arts.
Take a look at the proposals submitted last week:
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E-majeuNation My E-magiNation
By CCS-Montreal Community Services and Ely Bonder
Intégration d'une œuvre d'art sur l'axe Sainte-Catherine!
By Lorraine Pintal, TNM
Le Symposium de la créativité multimédia interactive et lumineuse
By Alain Simard
Mettre fin à l’itinérance telle que nous la connaissons
By James McGregor
Parcourir le monde à Montréal
By Philippe Reno
Soccer de Rue Montréal - "Coup franc à l'itinérance"
By Nicole Goyer and Françoise Stanton, co-founders of Soccer de Rue Montréal
Une signature pour Montréal
By Centre Phi
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De coach sportif à coach de vie
By Pour 3 points
Médiation en innovation citoyenne (MIC)
By Monique Chartrand and Mathieu Laporte, Communautique
Valorisation des compétences des jeunes de 16 à 35 ans en situation d’exclusion sociale à travers des ateliers de conception de jeux vidéo pédagogiques accessibles
By Stéphanie Akré and Thomas Gaudy, co-founders of Ludociels pour tous
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Création de Cercles d’apprentissage pour soutenir des travailleurs autonomes en exercice, dans l’exploration des options de développement et de renforcement de leur capacité entrepreneuriale
By the members of the Table d’action en entrepreneuriat de Montréal
Créer et propulser les PME montréalaises par le développement et la commercialisation de produits/services innovants avec le support d'équipes technico-commerciales d'étudiants universitaires
By Isabelle Deschamps
Entreprendre collectivement pour une prospérité inclusive. 100 semaines – 1 000 projets – 10 000 personnes rejointes
By Vincent Van Schendel
La Ruche Montréal
By Samuel Gervais, Vincent Gourlaouen and Pascal Grenier
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IIS2IIS: Tu vois ce que je vois et je vois ce que tu vois! // IIS2IIS: What you see is what I get and what you see is what I get!
By Sami Guindi, John Sader, Paul Adeyenuwo and Bart Chwalek
Les parcours ruelles vertes et actives
By the Regroupement des éco-quartiers (REQ)
Ramener ou maintenir des familles à Montréal
By Marc-André Ouellette, Louis-Philip Bolduc, Jonathan Lesage and Maxime Gagné
Service 211
By Lili-Anna Peresa
Vivacité Montréal
By Louise Hodder and Manon Ste-Marie, Vivacité Montréal
For details on how to take part in I see mtl,visit the “How to get involved” section of the platform by clicking here, and submit your projects by October 31.
Launched by BMO in partnership with the Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal, I see mtl is a movement driven by leaders from every sphere of society who want to help restore confidence and pride in the city and its economy. On November 17, I see mtl will bring together 1,000 engaged citizens to discuss some 120 structuring, measurable projects headed up by leaders who commit to seeing them through. The ambition is to help restore Greater Montréal’s momentum and bring more prosperity to the region.
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Source:
Michelle LLambias Meunier
Advisor, Media Relations
Board of Trade of Metropolitan Montreal
Tel.: 514 871-4000, ext. 4042
mllambias@ccmm.qc.ca
Ronald Monet
Director – Corporate Communications,
Eastern Canada
BMO Financial Group
Tel.: 514 877-1873
ronald.monet@bmo.com