4 avril 2023 | Local, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR, Sécurité, Autre défense

DEUX SÉRIES DE 4 PROGRAMMES DE FORMATION ET D’ACCOMPAGNEMENT POUR LES MARCHÉS DE LA DÉFENSE

INITIATIVE DIVERSIFICATION SÉCURITÉ DÉFENSE QUÉBEC – HORIZON 2026

GRÂCE AU SOUTIEN FINANCIER DU GOUVERNEMENT DU QUÉBEC, AÉRO MONTRÉAL VOUS DONNE L’OPPORTUNITÉ DE PARTICIPER À UN PROGRAMME DE FORMATION ET D’ACCOMPAGNE MENT VISANT 4 MARCHÉS DU SECTEUR DE LA DÉFENSE ET DE LA SÉCURITÉ.

Ce programme vous offre une bonne compréhension du marché d’intérêt et vous permettra de mieux naviguer la règlementation, mieux comprendre les barrières à l’entrée, et vous offre des solutions pour y accéder. L’accompagnement suivant la formation est offert par des experts en la matière et vous permet une identification des opportunités d’affaires et une mise en relation avec les bonnes entreprises.

Pour plus de détails et pour s'inscrire, consulter le document ci-joint.

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