Who we are

About the SADC de Papineau-Collines

The SADC de Papineau-Collines devotes its efforts to the creation and growth of successful businesses on its territory through personalized support for entrepreneurs and adapted financial solutions. It stimulates innovation and the adaptation of their business models to ensure their success, autonomy and sustainability.

Through its involvement in numerous local initiatives and through partnerships with local organizations, it contributes to making our region an attractive and prosperous living environment.

Discover the history of SADC Papineau–Collines in a short video.

Our Territory

In the rural areas of the Outaouais, the SADC Papineau‑Collines supports the community and its local initiatives within the following territory:

Sectors: Buckingham and Masson‑Angers in the City of Gatineau

Municipalities in the MRC Papineau :
Boileau, Bowman, Chénéville, Duhamel, Fassett, Lac‑Simon, Lac‑des‑Plages, Lochaber, Lochaber‑Partie‑Ouest, Mayo, Montebello, Montpellier, Mulgrave‑et‑Derry, Namur,
Notre‑Dame‑de‑Bonsecours, Notre‑Dame‑de‑la‑Paix, Notre‑Dame‑de‑la‑Salette, Papineauville, Plaisance, Ripon, Saint‑André‑Avellin, Saint‑Émile‑de‑Suffolk, Saint‑Sixte, Thurso, Val‑des‑Bois

Municipalities in the MRC des Collines‑de‑l’Outaouais (excluding Pontiac):
Cantley, Chelsea, L’Ange‑Gardien, La Pêche, Val‑des‑Monts

Our Mission

SADC Papineau-Collines stimulates regional economic development by supporting and structuring businesses, organizations and communities.

To achieve this mission, SADC Papineau-Collines:

Stimulates the creation and growth of businesses by providing them with resources
Tailors its support by offering personalized financial and technical solutions
Provides businesses with the necessary tools to ensure their autonomy and sustainability
Engages in numerous local initiatives to make its region more attractive and prosperous

Our Vision

SADC is part of a dynamic that encourages the resilience of the entrepreneurial ecosystem through the promotion of innovative and responsible business practices.

Our Values

Collaboration

SADC values a collaborative approach based on trust and the sharing of knowledge to guide entrepreneurs in the various aspects of their development.

Agility

SADC values organizational agility, allowing it to constantly respond to a complex and evolving entrepreneurial environment. The team believes it has a duty to quickly to change through its capacity for innovation and learning.

Commitment

SADC demonstrates its commitment to its clients by responding to their needs with transparency, efficiency and integrity. It values its commitment to partners by facilitating cooperation. This commitment is also demonstrated through its support to employees regarding their professional and personal development.

Board of Directors

The SADC de Papineau-Collines volunteer administrators are truly committed towards the socio-economic development of their territory. They are business people and professionals working in the business sector of the MRC de Papineau and the MRC des Colline-de-l’Outaouais. Together, they are strategically orienting the Society’s actions. The board of directors reflects both the SADC territory and the sectors of activity.

Claudine Cromp, Chair	Yvon Dinel, Board Member
Audrey Paiement, Vice-Chair	Benoît Gauthier, Board Member
Andrée-Anne Boyer, Secretary-Treasurer	Michel Leclair, Board Member
Caroline Trottier, Board Member	Jean Maheu, Board Member

Interested in contributing to the vitality of our region and supporting SADC’s mission?We welcome expressions of interest from individuals who would like to serve on our Board of Directors. To learn more or submit your candidacy for the current vacancy or future Board opportunities, please contact our Executive Director at cgagnon@sadcpapineau.ca.

The Réseau des SADC et CAE du Québec

The SADC de Papineau-Collines is a member of The Réseau des SADC et CAE network , which regroups 57 SADCs and 10 CAEs, all working together to make the regions of Quebec more dynamic. There are 400 professionals and 1,350 volunteers serving their community. There is more than $250 million worth of assets that belong to the area. . For nearly 40 years, the Network has been invested in helping local environments and communities prosper with a local approach. Today, we can truly say that SADCs and CAEs play a key role in the economic development of the regions of Quebec.