SADC des Laurentides

Your SADC

Mission, Vision and Values

Board of Directors

Team

Accomplishments

Laurentian Regional Development Partners

Territory Served

SADC Careers

Mission, Vision and Values

Serving local entrepreneurs for over 33 years

The Société d’aide au développement des collectivités (SADC) des Laurentides is a non-profit organization led by a board of directors and supported by Canada Economic Development for over 30 years.

Mission

The mission of the SADC des Laurentides is to promote and foster regional economic growth towards sustainable prosperity and to drive innovation among entrepreneurs by offering alternative financing mechanisms augmented by customized tools and ongoing support.

Vision

A key regional organization, the SADC des Laurentides is a progressive change agent that stimulates community development and innovation in addition to encouraging entrepreneurs to develop their full potential with a view to sustainable prosperity.

Values: A Question of Knowledge and Know-how

A Question of Know-how

Innovation: For our steadfast determination to reconcile client needs with increasingly demanding market conditions.

Integrity: Because we always work in a climate of complete transparency and mutual trust, as much with our clients as with our partners.

Partnership: We are guided by our passion to unite and cooperate with industry partners to subsequently promote value creation in the totality of our projects.

Entrepreneurship: Our overall business vision allows us to take initiative and calculated risks with our clients.

A Question of Knowledge

Respect: By requiring all to adhere to this code of behaviour and transparency in all of actions and communications.

Cooperation: Our ability to collaborate and happily work together as a team is a cornerstone of our organizational culture.

Development: By encouraging the individual goals and objectives of our staff and by ensuring that each employee is dedicated to improving and developing his or her skills.

Board of Directors

At the SADC, we firmly believe that citizen involvement is a critical building block in the organization’s sustainable and democratic development. The time and energy volunteered by the members of our board of directors ensures strong leadership and makes up the very DNA of our organization that serves businesses and the community.

Me Martine Paiement

President
Lawyer, Cabinet MPG

Alexandre Lacourse

Administrator
Director business services
National Bank of Canada

Charles Huot

Administrator
Piedmont / St-Sauveur St-Hubert rotisseries

Norman G. Bergeron

Administrator
Multiangle inc.

Louis Lapointe

Administrator
Industrial project manager

Claude Charbonneau

MRC Pays d’en Haut
Representative
St-Adolphe-d’Howard Mayor

Martine Rouette

MRC Pays d’en Haut Youth Representative
Komaïa Relations publiques

Jasmine Meunier-Naubert

MRC Laurentides Youth Representative
Solution RH Laurentides

Me Martine Paiement

President
Lawyer, Cabinet MPG

Alexandre Lacourse

Administrator
Director business services
National Bank of Canada

Charles Huot

Administrator
Piedmont / St-Sauveur St-Hubert rotisseries

Norman G. Bergeron

Administrator
Multiangle inc.

Louis Lapointe

Administrator
industrials projects manager

Claude Charbonneau

MRC Pays d’en Haut
Representative

Martine Rouette

Komaïa Relations publiques
MRC Pays d’en Haut Youth
Representative

Jasmine Meunier-Naubert

Solution RH Laurentides
MRC des Laurentides Youth
Representative

Team

The very backbone of the SADC, our team members contribute to creating a significant and innovative force for the organization.
Guided by values of professionalism, responsibility and efficiency, the SADC favours a personalized approach to its client and partner relationships, responding to both the individual and the collective needs of the community.

Sylvie Bolduc

General manager
450-229-3001
Ext. 22

sbolduc@sadclaurentides.org

Jean-Sébastien Roy

Director business services
450-229-3001
Ext. 24

jsroy@sadclaurentides.org

Johanne Brassard

Business consultant and
mentoring coordinator
450-229-3001
Ext. 23

jbrassard@sadclaurentides.org

Marilyn Breault-Bolduc

Financial services agent
450-229-3001
Ext. 21

mbreault-bolduc@sadclaurentides.org

Marie-Christine Rhéaume

Local development and communication agent
450-229-3001
Ext. 25

mcrheaume@sadclaurentides.org

Chloée Elorie Chartrand

Business advisor
(Maternity leave)

Marie-Christine Rhéaume

Local development and communication agent
450-229-3001
Ext. 25

mcrheaume@sadclaurentides.org

Sylvie Gauvin

Director, Business Services and Mentoring Coordinator
450-229-3001, Ext. 23

sgauvin@sadclaurentides.org

Sylvie Bolduc

General manager
450-229-3001
Ext. 22

sbolduc@sadclaurentides.org

Jean-Sébastien Roy

Business consultant
450-229-3001
Ext. 24

jsroy@sadclaurentides.org

Johanne Brassard

Business consultant
450-229-3001
Ext. 23

jbrassard@sadclaurentides.org

Chloée Elorie Chartrand

Business consultant
450-229-3001
Ext. 26

celoriechartrand@sadclaurentides.org

Marilyn Breault-Bolduc

Financial services agent
450-229-3001
Ext. 21

mbreault-bolduc@sadclaurentides.org

Marie-Christine Rhéaume

Local development and communication agent
450-229-3001
Ext. 25

mcrheaume@sadclaurentides.org

Over $25 million in funding provided throughout the region

Accomplishments

Since its creation in 1984, the SADC des Laurentides has provided over $25 million in funding to support over 750 projects across the region.

This funding has exerted a leveraging effect of $174 million in total investment throughout the territory. It is due to the return on these investments that the SADC can contribute to new projects year after year.

Annual Reports

Click here to view a list of our accomplishments.

2019-2020 Annual Report

2018-2019 Annual Report

2017-2018 Annual Report

2016-2017 Annual Report

2015-2016 Annual Report

Laurentian Regional Development Partners

Given the increasingly complex world in which we live, the SADC des Laurentides is convinced that working together is the solution to move forward and accomplish great things.

List of our partners

Territory Served

From its office in Sainte-Adèle, one hour north of Montreal, the SADC des Laurentides serves a 3,200 km2 territory that includes 29 municipalities across two MRC: MRC Pays-d’en-Haut and MRC des Laurentides.

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SADC Careers

Are you looking for a stimulating job in a team of dedicated professionals? Are you interested in regional economic development? We want to meet you!

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To contact us:

1332 Sainte-Adèle Boulevard, suite 230

Sainte-Adèle, Quebec J8B 0J7

Telephone: 450 229-3001
Fax: 450 229-6928
Toll-free: 1 888 229-3001

Email: info@sadclaurentides.org

Fonds d’investissement

A term loan ranging from a minimum of $5,000 up to a maximum of $150,000 ($250,000*);
Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada prime interest rate plus 4%, depending on project and guarantees;
Down payment: a minimum of 10% of the total project cost (with a maximum of 25% in the form of assets);
Maximum repayment term of 15 years, depending on project and guarantee;
Guarantees: personal guarantee and life insurance. Other guarantees may be required;
Project evaluation fee of 1.5% of loan amount requested, with a $400 minimum;
Annual administration fee of $300 or $50 in the case of a second loan.
*If the loan is of an amount between $150,000 and $250,000, the following additional criteria apply:
The project has a real impact on community development;
The project must create or maintain a minimum of 5 jobs;
The business must operate in an industry prioritized by the two MRC covered;
The project must include the participation of a financial partner.

Fonds d’investissement

Prêt variant d’un montant minimum de 5 000 $ jusqu’à un maximum de 150 000 $(*250 000 $).
Taux d’intérêt établi selon le taux préférentiel de la Banque du Canada majoré d’au minimum 4 %, selon le projet et les garanties.
Mise de fonds : minimum 10 % du coût total du projet (dont un maximum de 25% sous forme de transfert d’actifs)
Amortissement maximal de 15 ans, selon le projet et la garantie.
Garanties : cautionnement personnel et assurance-vie. D’autres garanties peuvent être exigées.
Frais d’étude de dossier de 1,5 % du montant du prêt demandé, minimum 400 $.

SADC des Laurentides

Youth Strategy Fund

Term loan ranging from a minimum of $5,000 up to a maximum of $25,000;
Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada prime rate plus 4%;
Down payment: flexible, depending on the type of project and guarantees;
Interest-free and capital-free repayment period for the first 6 months;
Maximum repayment term of 7 years, depending on project and guarantee;
Guarantees: personal guarantee and life insurance. Other guarantees may be required;
Project evaluation fee of 1.5% of the loan amount requested, with a minimum of $250;
Annual administration fee of $100.

Youth Strategy Fund

Term loan ranging from a minimum of $5,000 up to a maximum of $25,000;
Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada prime rate plus 4%;
Down payment: flexible, depending on the type of project and guarantees;
Interest-free and capital-free repayment period for the first 6 months;
Maximum repayment term of 7 years, depending on project and guarantee;
Guarantees: personal guarantee and life insurance. Other guarantees may be required;
Project evaluation fee of 1.5% of the loan amount requested, with a minimum of $250;
Annual administration fee of $100.

Investment Fund

A term loan ranging from a minimum of $5,000 up to a maximum of $150,000 ($250,000*);
Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada prime interest rate plus 4%, depending on project and guarantees;
Down payment: a minimum of 10% of the total project cost (with a maximum of 25% in the form of assets);
Maximum repayment term of 15 years, depending on project and guarantee;
Guarantees: personal guarantee and life insurance. Other guarantees may be required;
Project evaluation fee of 1.5% of loan amount requested, with a $400 minimum;
Annual administration fee of $300 or $50 in the case of a second loan.
*If the loan is of an amount between $150,000 and $250,000, the following additional criteria apply:
The project has a real impact on community development;
The project must create or maintain a minimum of 5 jobs;
The business must operate in an industry prioritized by the two MRC covered;
The project must include the participation of a financial partner.

Investment Fund

Prêt variant d’un montant minimum de 5 000 $ jusqu’à un maximum de 150 000 $(*250 000 $).
Taux d’intérêt établi selon le taux préférentiel de la Banque du Canada majoré d’au minimum 4 %, selon le projet et les garanties.
Mise de fonds : minimum 10 % du coût total du projet (dont un maximum de 25% sous forme de transfert d’actifs)
Amortissement maximal de 15 ans, selon le projet et la garantie.
Garanties : cautionnement personnel et assurance-vie. D’autres garanties peuvent être exigées.
Frais d’étude de dossier de 1,5 % du montant du prêt demandé, minimum 400 $.

Accomplishments

Recipient of the 2014 Lauréat des Phénix de l’environnement award in the Social Responsibility (Business) category
Certified Level 3 for the ICI on recycle program
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The SADC des Laurentides is one of the driving forces behind the industrial symbiosis project led by Synergie économique Laurentides. (SEL)
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Sustainable Development Incentive Measure. For over 10 years, the SADC des Laurentides, in partnership with the CDE de la MRC des Laurentides, has raised awareness about good SD practices throughout the regional business community.

Accomplishments

Recipient of the 2014 Lauréat des Phénix de l’environnement award in the Social Responsibility (Business) category
Certified Level 3 for the ICI on recycle program
Visit the site →
The SADC des Laurentides is one of the driving forces behind the industrial symbiosis project led by Synergie économique Laurentides. (SEL)
Visit the site →
Sustainable Development Incentive Measure. For over 10 years, the SADC des Laurentides, in partnership with the CDE de la MRC des Laurentides, has raised awareness about good SD practices throughout the regional business community.

Succession

Term loan ranging from a minimum of $25,000 up to a maximum of $150,000 ($250,000*);
Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada prime rate plus a minimum of 3%, depending on project and guarantees;
A report from a Chartered Business Valuator may be required;
Down payment: 10% with a maximum of 25% in assets;
Maximum repayment term of 15 years, depending on project and guarantee;
Guarantees: personal guarantee and life insurance. Other guarantees may be required.
Project evaluation fee of 1.5% of total loan amount requested, with a minimum of $400;
Annual administration fee of $300*If the loan is of an amount between $150,000 and $250,000, the following additional criteria apply:
The project has a real impact on community development;
The project must create or maintain a minimum of 5 jobs;
The business must operate in an industry prioritized by the two MRC covered;
The project must include the participation of a financial partner.

Succession

Term loan ranging from a minimum of $25,000 up to a maximum of $150,000 ($250,000*);
Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada prime rate plus a minimum of 3%, depending on project and guarantees;
A report from a Chartered Business Valuator may be required;
Down payment: 10% with a maximum of 25% in assets;
Maximum repayment term of 15 years, depending on project and guarantee;
Guarantees: personal guarantee and life insurance. Other guarantees may be required.
Project evaluation fee of 1.5% of total loan amount requested, with a minimum of $400;
Annual administration fee of $300*If the loan is of an amount between $150,000 and $250,000, the following additional criteria apply:
The project has a real impact on community development;
The project must create or maintain a minimum of 5 jobs;
The business must operate in an industry prioritized by the two MRC covered;
The project must include the participation of a financial partner.

Innovation

Term loan ranging from a minimum of $5,000 up to a maximum of $150,000;
Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada prime rate plus 2%;
Down payment: Flexible, depending on project and guarantees;
Funding may reach up to 100% of costs, depending on the project;
Possibility of a capital-free repayment period up to a maximum of 6 months;
Maximum repayment term of 5 years, depending on project and guarantee;
Project evaluation fee of 1.5% of total loan amount requested, with a minimum of $250;
Annual administration fee of $100.

Innovation

Term loan ranging from a minimum of $5,000 up to a maximum of $150,000;
Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada prime rate plus 2%;
Down payment: Flexible, depending on project and guarantees;
Funding may reach up to 100% of costs, depending on the project;
Possibility of a capital-free repayment period up to a maximum of 6 months;
Maximum repayment term of 5 years, depending on project and guarantee;
Project evaluation fee of 1.5% of total loan amount requested, with a minimum of $250;
Annual administration fee of $100.

E-Commerce

This loan aims to facilitate the digital transition of businesses in the region by providing access to fast, flexible and simple financing.

1. See terms and conditions

Term loan ranging from a minimum of $5,000 to a maximum of $25,000. Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada’s prime rate plus a minimum of 2%.
Down payment is flexible, depending on the project and guarantees.
Financing can be up to 100%, depending on the project.
Possibility of a capital repayment holiday up to a maximum of 6 months.
Maximum amortization of 3 years, depending on the project and guarantee.
Guarantees: personal guarantee and life insurance. Other guarantees may be required.
Application fee of 1.5% of the loan amount requested.
Annual management fee of $300.
No penalty for early repayment.

E-Commerce

This loan aims to facilitate the digital transition of businesses in the region by providing access to fast, flexible and simple financing.

1. See terms and conditions

Term loan ranging from a minimum of $5,000 to a maximum of $25,000. Interest rate based on the Bank of Canada’s prime rate plus a minimum of 2%.
Down payment is flexible, depending on the project and guarantees.
Financing can be up to 100%, depending on the project.
Possibility of a capital repayment holiday up to a maximum of 6 months.
Maximum amortization of 3 years, depending on the project and guarantee.
Guarantees: personal guarantee and life insurance. Other guarantees may be required.
Application fee of 1.5% of the loan amount requested.
Annual management fee of $300.
No penalty for early repayment.

SADC des Laurentides

Mission, Vision and Values

Mission

Vision

Values: A Question of Knowledge and Know-how

Board of Directors

Me Martine Paiement

Alexandre Lacourse

Charles Huot

Norman G. Bergeron

Louis Lapointe

Claude Charbonneau

Martine Rouette

Jasmine Meunier-Naubert

Me Martine Paiement

Alexandre Lacourse

Charles Huot

Norman G. Bergeron

Louis Lapointe

Claude Charbonneau

Martine Rouette

Jasmine Meunier-Naubert

Team

Sylvie Bolduc

Jean-Sébastien Roy

Johanne Brassard

Marilyn Breault-Bolduc

Marie-Christine Rhéaume

Chloée Elorie Chartrand

Marie-Christine Rhéaume

Sylvie Gauvin

Sylvie Bolduc

Jean-Sébastien Roy

Johanne Brassard

Chloée Elorie Chartrand

Marilyn Breault-Bolduc

Marie-Christine Rhéaume

Accomplishments

Annual Reports

Laurentian Regional Development Partners

Territory Served

SADC Careers

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