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Project Manager, Construction Living Lab, Centre d’études et de recherche intersectorielles en économie circulaire (CERIEC)

http://www.zwc.ca/speakers/Hortense Montoux

Project Manager, Construction Living Lab, Centre d’études et de recherche intersectorielles en économie circulaire (CERIEC)

<div class="ExternalClassB82FCEC896784259B7680A7D7B18A984"><p>Hortense is in charge of the circular economy living lab for the construction industry at the Center for Intersectoral Studies and Research on the Circular Economy (CERIEC) at École de technologie supérieure (ETS). Since the launch of the lab in early 2021, she has helped shape the lab’s cocreation process that she is in charge of. This includes designing tools, mobilizing key stakeholders and animating cocreation workshops. All of which leads to the experimentation of solutions that can help accelerate the construction’s sector transition to a circular economy. Previously, she gathered over 10 years of experience in the field of sustainable development for public and private organizations, in France and in Quebec. She worked in the consulting field, in the industry and the non-profit sector, specializing in waste prevention and in the circular economy. </p> <br></div>

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