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Economic Development Commissioner, Circular Economy at City of Montreal

Natacha

Beauchesne

<div class="ExternalClass9A5CA4854C5646D8BB5E8A9ACBA3369A"><p>Natacha Beauchesne is Economic Development Commissioner, Circular Economy at the City of Montreal's Economic Development Department. With over 25 years of experience in sustainable development and business strategy, she has played a key role in shaping and implementing Montréal’s three Sustainable Development Plans, engaging more than 400 stakeholders across public and private sectors. She led the development of Montréal’s first Circular Economy Roadmap and now oversees the implementation of its action plans. Driven by a strong belief that ecological transition requires a fundamental shift in economic and social models, she is deeply committed to advancing circularity in Québec. Natacha also serves on the strategic committee of the Fonds économie circulaire, Canada’s first investment fund dedicated to the circular economy, and on the committee of the Pôle québécois de concertation en économie circulaire.<br></p></div>

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