1 ACTIVITIES REPORT 13 2 REVIEW OF2013 PROSPECTING ANDPROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES Real Estate Prospecting Communication Activities Life Sciences ICT Cleantech Aerospace SECTORAL ACTIVITIES TM² BusinessCenter Health District Reeves Éco-Campus Hubert Saint-Laurent Campus Key Projects SUPPORT TEAM FINANCIAL POSITION 2014-2017 STRATEGIC PLAN BOARD ACTIVITIES MESSAGE FROMTHEPRESIDENTANDCEO MESSAGE FROMTHECHAIRMANOFBOARD CONTENTS TABLE OF TABLE

47 -50 41 -46 38 -40 36 -37 34 -35 32 -33 29 -30 25 -28 22 -24 14 -21 9 -10 7 -8 5 -6 3 -4 51 31 13 12 11 OF THEBOARD THE CHAIRMAN MESSAGE FROM 3 Paul Saint-Jacques Paul ACTIVITIES REPORT 13 4 ongoing collaboration with the Board of Directors. of Directors. Board the with collaboration ongoing and work hard their for team TechnoparcMontréal I’d like to take this opportunity to commend the entire oninthisreport. this planarepresentedfurther of details The Montreal. forecast in activities and development ongoing Montréal’s outlines which Technoparc Plan Strategic 2014-2017 our developed also We composition. 12-member maintain its to efforts of part as members new four recruited Directors of Board the year, the During maximize itsgrowth. to measure possible every taking and regulations governance edge cuttingdeveloping by success its In 2013, Technoparc Montréal continued to build on Enjoy our2013ActivitiesReport! technological development. and for their fiercedecisions commitmentand activities our toin supporting part active an Montreal’ssuch I’d also like to thank everyone on the Board for taking been achievedwithoutyou! have not could governance sound and success Our Chairman oftheBoard PAUL SAINT-JACQUES AND CEO THE PRESIDENT MESSAGE FROM 5 Mario Monette Mario ACTIVITIES REPORT 13 6 providing 45 jobs. In companies October,16 to home the96% was Société and a rate du Quartier occupancy reached had it year, the of end the By to technology on start-ups the Saint-Laurent Campus. In September, we opened a new building dedicated Reeves. Hubert Éco-Campus the and Campus Saint-Laurent entire the for (EQA) Act Quality Environment the under we February, certificate In authorization environmental an obtained sectors. high-tech multiple in and sites Montreal various at work development its Over the course of 2013, Technoparc Montréal pursued and, byextension,theProvinceofQuebec. and technological development of the City of Montreal economic the Technoparcin Montréal’srole pivotal 27th anniversary, an important milestone that reflects our on Report Activities this present to pleased I’m each and every one! each andevery tackle to equipped is team dedicated Montréal’s Technoparc but year, coming the in many challenges be will there plate, our on this of all With standingandprosperity.technological Montreal’s bolster and 2014 in fruition to come would many that knowing pipeline, our in projects the all in invested fully became we nutshell, a In the CHUM. a highly organized multifunctional health center near Sociététhe québécoise infrastructuresdes developto to bid a submitted December,we In Ville-Marie. of and development of key CHUM projectspromotion the oversee to inus mandated thesanté la Boroughde PRESIDENT ANDCEO MARIO MONETTE F TechnoMontréal. Chairman of the Board; Board; the of Chairman Montréal. Montréal. at Pacific Group; Group; Pacific at Landry; de portefeuille of Gestion CEO and Board Di Board of rom 7

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, Board Administrator and Attorney and Vice-President, Business Development and Legal Affairs Affairs Legal and Development Business Vice-President, and Attorney and Administrator , Board Michel Desbiens Michel ACTIVITIES REPORT André Labrie André , Board Secretary; and and Secretary; Board , Jean-Luc Landry Jean-Luc , Board Administrator and Treasurer; Treasurer; and Administrator , Board Mario Monette Mario Lidia Divry Lidia , Board Administrator and Chairman of the the of Chairman and Administrator Board , , President and CEO of Technoparc Technoparc of CEO and President , , Board Administrator and CEO of of CEO and Administrator Board , 13 Paul Saint-Jacques Paul , 8 an advisor. as serving Monette Mario with Saint-Jacques, Paul and (resigned), Gélineau Guy Paquin, B. Pierre of up made was Committee the Deschamps, Suzanne by Presided and conductwassubmittedfortheBoard’s approval. ethics of code new a and to studied, was project 2013 charter in twice met ex Committee Governance The The GovernanceCommittee Technoparc Montréal’sexpanding roleontheIslandofMontreal. for way the pave will which plan, strategic 2014-2017 our revising around revolved Board’swork the of Much activities. various our on adminis- follow-ups trative perform to and issues planning strategic and In 2013, the Board met seven times to discuss governance renewed. mandate his have to ask not did Clair Michel and year, the during Board Séguinotte the left Gélineau Hélène Guy and Bélanger. Vianney and Paquin B. Pierre Divry, Lidia Deschamps, Suzanne Wewelcomed Technoparc maintain its12-membercomposition. joined members new Mon four 2013, In BOARD ACTIVITIES amine governance, ethical and conduct issues. A new ra’ Bad f ietr a pr o efrs to efforts of part as Directors of Board tréal’s Monette serving asadvisors. Monette serving Mi and made was Committee up the Labrie, André by Presided ties. priori- and objectives workings, inner its outlining charter of portion tation. The Committee also developed a a Board-approved reviewed estate Tech real Committee managing the to addition transactions, In times. four Committee met Management Risk and Audit the 2013, In Management Committee The AuditandRisk Saint-Jacques. Paul and Clair Michel (resigned), Séguinotte Hélène of up made was it Landry, Jean-Luc by Presided 2013. in The Human Resource Management Committee met once and CEO are in line with those of the Board of Directors. TechnoparcMontréal’sPresident of priorities and efforts that ensure to objectives measurable sets Committee The that hasbeenapprovedintheoperatingbudget. bonuses given to employees based on the annual payroll of parameters the sets year,and previous the for results evaluates year, the for objectives CEO’s and President the sets Committee Management Resource Human The Management Committee The HumanResorce f ii Dvy Aa DSua Vany Bélanger, Vianney DeSousa, Alan Divry, Lidia of noparc Montréal’s real estate transaction documen- transaction estate Montréal’sreal noparc chel Desbiens, with Daniel Bouffard and Mario and Bouffard Daniel with Desbiens, chel 9 • • revealed: analysisAn majoroftrends affecting technology industries Environmental Anal Plan. Strategic 2014-2017 its for prepa in work preliminary conducted Directors of Board Montréal’s Technoparc 2012, December In Context 2014 •2017STRATEGIC PLAN • other dataledtothefollowingfindings: and studies park technology and science of analysis An • •

chance meetings, and to more innovative work innovative more envi to and meetings, chance models thataremoreconducivetocollaboration, The emergence of new urban development and build themselves. i.e. or reinventing visions attractive, development new by adopting remain to suburbs some and parks The adjustments made by some science and technology neighbourhoods; urban revitalisation of the to district-type contributing are which innovation models, new of appearance The North some of downtowns; power in American rise and resurgence The ronments; ysis ration ration ing of number the in reduction significant a for Forecasts • • • • • • The use of architectural daring and residential innovation A commercial offering that is more diversified and better Efforts to create true living environments (reside, live and

Efforts to attract and develop start-ups (business start-ups develop and attract to Efforts square feet per employee. of young entrepreneurs and workers; to create buildings that are better adapted to the needs work); of varied spaces, co-working capital, risk accelerator, adapted to young people; Efforts to create better access to public and active trans and public to access better create to Efforts Arnold Beaudin,Vice-President ofStrategicPlanning Arnold fice spaces, consulting firms, PR firms…); portation; 10 • • • Strategic Orientations • • • • • Values Health District. Campus, the Éco-Campus Reeves Hubert and Montreal’sSaint-Laurent the of development the propel to order in promote that solutions tech and environments work Offer Mission technological development. Montreal’s and economic to contribute will that projects Excelandincrease ourvisibility developingby innovative its during Vision objectives and and De values, orientations mission, vision, strategic Board the following the analyses, and adopted reflections these of light In Strategic PlanThrusts 2014 •2017STRATEGIC PLAN

cember 2013 meeting: meeting: 2013 cember Hubert-Reeves, and Montreal’s Health District; Health Montreal’s and Hubert-Reeves, corporate residentsor of the Saint-Laurent Campus,entrepreneurs the Éco-Cam technology for estate projects real innovative manage or conduct Design, solutionsand that fitservices our clients’offer to needs;order in partnerships Develop Creativity Collaboration Competence Trust Integrity ooia invto, olbrto ad success and collaboration innovation, nological pus 4. 3. 2. 1. 2014-2017 Strategic Objectives • • • • • 5. • • •

Increase Technoparc Montréal’s self-financing ca plan; development estate real relevant a Develop and Montreal of Spe new a City create the Saint-Laurent, of Borough with the collaboration In Planning Program (SPP) for the Saint-Laurent Campus; Campus; Create a new development vision for the Saint-Laurent in accelerator order to strengthen the business Saint-Laurent Campus’sthe and ap the as Center such Business activities value-added high Develop Promotion, prospectingandhospitality. business accelerator…); Project management(ÉCHR,QSM,BusinessCenter, Real estatestrategiesandtransactions; Propose an organizational model in line with Tech Senior managementandadministration; roles: strategic Montréal’s noparc pacity; peal. peal. cial cial 11 Landscaping ofconstruction Start achieved a 96% occupancy rate, that goal was was goal that rate, occupancy defi 96% a having achieved and, stream income steady goal a The generate Center. to was Business profitable a built also We surplus andincreasedoutnetequity. cash significant a generated which lots three sold We ofthisrestructuring. Center wasanintegralpart Business and Headquarters and new its of construction The revamped agree Montréal re Technoparc 2013, In FINANCIAL POSITION In anutshell,Technoparc Montréalisinthebestfinancialpositionofitshistory! structured its short and long term financing financing term long and short its structured nitely met. ments with a view to becoming more self-sufficient. Completion ofheadquarters Building construction September 24,2013inauguration Parking areaconstruction Daniel Bouffard, Vice-PresidentofFinance Daniel Bouffard, 12 Céline Clévédé,ExecutiveAssistanttothePresident andVice-President SUPPORT TEAM new requirements with great efficiency, and a new new a and efficiency, great with requirements new these to adapted staff support Montréal’s Technoparc management team. senior the serve better to developed were procedures new and offices, Street Albert-Einstein 7140 our at up An front. team support and updat front office the both on In 2013, a series of organizational changes were made ed office ed automation office and computer system was set with theirvariousprojects. management senior assist and meetings Committee and As always, our support team continued to organize Board Montréal’s newBusinessCenter. Technoparc regarding requests companies’ resident to lo gistical and client services unit was formed to respond to formed was unit services client and gistical Manon L’Archevêque, Administrative Assistant 13 14 SAINT-LAURENT CAMPS

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s 15 Job ProfilebySector SAINT-LAURENT CAMPS It should be noted that the total number of jobs at at jobs of 2,850 in2008to4,8002013. number total the that Tech noted be should It high a with con companies, high-tech of group diverse A 2008 •2013Evolution 32% centration ofaerospacejobs. ICT oac otéls an-arn Cmu rs from rose Campus Saint-Laurent Montréal’s noparc SCIENCES 70% ICT CLEANTECH 11% LIFE 0% CORPORATE SERVICES CLEANTECH 1% 5% AEROSPACE COMMERCE 8% 2% COMMERCE 1% CORPORATE SCIENCES SERVICES AEROSPACE 21% LIFE 0% 50%

2008 2013 Company profilebsector LIFE SCIENCES 25% 19% 28% ICT ICT 32% ICT CLEANTECH 11% CLEANTECH 7.5% LIFE SCIENCES CLEANTECH 32.5% 0% AEROSPACE 9% AEROSPACE AEROSPACE 15% COMMERCE 17% COMMERCE LIFE SCIENCES 5% COMMERCE CORPORATE SERVICES 0% CORPORATE 55% 19% CORPORATE SERVICES 6% SERVICES 0% 20% 2008 2012 2013 16 Vacant lotowners in terms of locationandprice. in terms the while facilities, mar current their at remain to decided were still influenced by the high cost of real estate. Some decisions leaders’ business years, recent in as 2013, In • 9salesproposals • 1purchaseoption ofintent • 2purchaseoffers/letters • 3lotssold • 31prospectsapproached Land sales SAINT-LAURENT CAMPS REAL ESTATE ACTIVITIES ket offered others a significant number of alternatives ket offered City ofMontreal LEGEND Protected zone Park ADM Groupe Lasalle Broccolini Morguard Liberty Technoparc Montréal 1,699,189 ft 3,410,667 ft 5,252,027 ft 2,441,246 ft 5,201,414 ft 365,697 ft 943,186 ft 935,307 ft 84,534 ft

2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 of Real Estate Services Estate Real of Vice-President Auclair Yves great promise for 2014 – and three lots were were lots three and hold – which 2014 of sold. for some opened, – promise were prepared great files were prospect bids new five 18 of total A criteria foradmissiontotheSaint-LaurentCampus. saw the arrival of several potential residents who met the quarters two last quarter,the first quiet relatively a After of itsscienceandtechnologypark. to increase the city’s visibility and promote the dynamism main events organized by Montreal’sthe covered real also estaterepresentatives Montréal’sTechnoparc commu ad the brokers estate real and major the all with contact close in kept team management senior Montréal’s Technoparc acquire anexistingbuildingandrenovateit. to again once was space office seeking companies for trend prevailing the buildings, of availability the Given organized a number of private presentations on on presentations private of number a organized vantages of residing at the Saint-Laurent Campus. Saint-Laurent the at residing of vantages Services Consultant Services Pierre Buron Pierre Real Estate Real nity 17 at theSaint-LaurentCampus. For agrandtotalof41newresidentcompanies • • • • • • • in 2013 New residentcompanies SAINT-LAURENT CAMPS +14 attheNEoMedInstitute spaceleases) (5 domiciliationsand17office + 22attheBusinessCenter 3M RER Hydro P3Voith Canderel Aviation Walter AJ CANDEREL BUSINESS CENTER NEOMED INSTITUTE 18 Bombardier onitsachievement. was among the proud supporters to publicly congratulate TechnoparcMontréal globe, the around spread quickly event momentous this on articles are and videos employees As based. company’s the of 1,900 some where none te ucsfl is fih o its of CSeries flight plane first successful the announced Bombardier companies hadalsosetupshop. Institute the 14 from employees 100 over 2013, December by and of part becoming in interest showed soon building on Frédérick-Banting in Street. created Lifeset up officesScience for 14 employees compa in the former organization AstraZen an re Institute, NeoMed The Rapid growthoftheNeoMedInstitute we soldoutinonlyfivemonths. many so were have re There can neighbour. employee their as single a Bombardier with company Now, a Campus. even Saint-Laurent prestigious its at spaces market office estate state-of-the-art companies small real offering by trends to adapted Montréal Technoparc Center new our at offices up set companies small 22 Key Activities SAINT-LAURENT CAMPS quests for office quests space for at office our new Business Center that sponse to the changing pharma R&D business model, business R&D pharma changing the to sponse , designed at our own Saint-Laurent Cam Business pus, nies eca 19 SAINT-LAURENT CAMPS 20 • • • • • • The Committeeismadeupof: issues. finding concretesolutionstopublictransportation the STMandBoroughofSaint-Laurentwithaviewto by Transportation the Committee’s 25 members and three representatives from held Com has Montréal Technoparc TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM SAINT-LAURENT CAMPS

1 representativefromTechnoparc Montréal 2 realestatepartners des déplacements(CGD) 2 representativesfromtheDESTL’s Centredegestion 3 representativesfromtheBoroughofSaint-Laurent 2 representativesfromtheSTM In P3Voith, Genetec, Ciena, Novotel, Bombardier, Representatives from our resident companies (includ mittee meetings since 2009. Meetings are attended trado, EXFO,AMDOCS,andHP) ing in ourresidents’habitsoverthepastfiveyears. changes identify to order in area residency employees’ on and spaces parking Campus’s the on studies major residents’ our serve pub to mission its of part as 2013, In Campus’s the economic development promoting in role pivotal CGD’s The active STM’s improvements. the With schedules. par taxi shared and con which the at employees of Cam number the when example, For can they so representatives STM ade to issues transportation- present related members Committee Campus, improve public transportation at services the Saint-Laurent As part of Technoparc Montréal’s ongoing commitment to MONTREAL MONTREAL ISLAND OF ISLAND OF 44% 60% ticipation, our members feel heard and see concrete see and heard feel members our ticipation, i tasotto nes te G cnutd two conducted CGD the needs, transportation lic quately resolvetheseissues. pus increases, we immediately inform the STM, STM, the inform immediately we increases, SOUTH SHORE SOUTH SHORE LONGUEUIL LONGUEUIL siders this information to optimize its Bus #72 Bus its optimize to information this siders in 2008 Residency areaofTM-basedworkers in 2013 Residency areaofTM-basedworkers 23% 13% LAVAL LAVAL 12% 12% NORTH NORTH SHORE SHORE 18% 10% OTHER OTHER 3% 5% 21 May 2013 installed in Bike path new building, and identified a dedicated parking parking its dedicated behind a rack carpoolers. for identified area bike and for a point building, installed new charging a vehicles, up set electric Montréal Technoparc TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM SAINT-LAURENT CAMPS portation. trans- public of area the in advancements remarkable Saint-Laurent Campus’s the for recognition in Award won the Mon 2013 Con Technoparc On September 18, 2013, tinuity tréal

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and theOPUSàl’annéecardprogram OPUS Booth: Learn more about OPUS & Cie pro make suggestionsorprovidefeedback boothwhere youcanaskquestions, An information Sustainable transportation booth hosted by the DESTL: questions! Vélo Québecrepresentative:Getanswerstoyour Québec mechanics Minor repairsandadjustmentsofyourbikebyVélo take themoutforaspin bi Dumoulin a with Q&A and demo bicycle 2013 performed inspection bysafety aBicycle professionalinspection: Professional Dumoulin bicyclette me and basicmaintenancetips 1-hour “Do it yourself” course: Introduction to mechan portation as portation a whole, Technoparc Montréal and the cyclette expert: cyclette Find expert: out about the new models and chanic grams dents ics 22 23 feet, spreadoutoveranarea of2.3millionsquarefeet. square 625,000 totalling buildings 12 of construction sustainable development project that provides for the the for de provides that project development sustainable the Éco-Campus Hubert Reeves Master Plan, an ambi completed TechnoparcMontréal 2010, November On Histor ÉCO-CAMPUS HUBERTREEVES eomn o Mnra’ 21 Montreal’s of velopment y st einl ak n the and park regional tious l’Environnement, delaFauneetdesParcsin2013. de durable, Développement du Ministère Quebec’s by required authorizations regulatory the obtained project the conservation, biodiversity on Focused organizations. eco-conscious as well as companies, bio-material and The aim of the project is to attract environmental, clean in an emission, deposit, issuance or discharge of of discharge quality oftheenvironment. or issuance deposit, con emission, an in result will this that likely seems it if services or goods any of production the increase or process, industrial an use structure, a un alter or erect to needed is it example, For outconstructionworkoractivitiesonwetlands. carrying that this environmental certificate must be obtained before Section 22 of the Environment Quality Act (EQA) stipu Reeves. Éco-Campus Hubert Certificate 22 for the entire Saint-Laurent Campus and the In February 2013, after years of hard work, we obtained ENVIRONMENTAL CERTIFICATE 22 dertake to operate an industry, carry on an activity or activity an on industry,carry an operate to dertake aiat it te niomn o a hne n the in change a or environment the into taminants lates tech 24 and the drainage system will be devel wetland water levels. The master plan has been complet this masterplanwillbecriticaltomaintainingmarshand which are largely protected using Campus stormwaterwetlands existing the by surrounded buildings 12 house will manage that Given development. inc. Reeves’ EXP Hubert Services de to mandated Montréal Technoparc Drainage MasterPlan ÉCO-CAMPUS HUBERTREEVES velop a drainage master plan for the Éco-Campus the for plan master drainage a velop oped in2014. ment, ed h get unu as md ti dne cneec a conference dinner unique this networking made opportunity also for turnout innovative great organizaThe industry. cleantech the and environment the benefit will project this how appreciate to able were groups mental environ- leading from attendees presentation, the During the CanadaGreenBuildingCouncil. annual the at project din Reeves Hubert Éco-Campus of its features environmental and technical innovative the Technoparc Montréal’s representatives proudly presented Conference heldonMarc27,2013 ner conference organized by the Quebec Section of Section Quebec the by organized conference ner tions. 25 HORIZONTALE À PLACER PHOTOS 26 and theCHUMResearchCenter. CHUM the with collaboration in Montréal Technoparc by spearheaded projects pilot two – bio-industries des center, as well as the a include also will complex This École desantépublique. santé publique du Québec and the UniversitéDirection de la desanté publique Monde Montréal, the Institut de public health campus that is under the stewardship of the a multifaceted project encompassing a parking area, the new the enlisted Montréal Technoparc 2013, September In as theMultifunctionalHealthCenterofMontreal. less return to its original vision of the project, now known a decision that allowed Technoparc be Montréal to more or would campus health re public the that announced Quebec of Government the 2013, 18, November On of thisprojecttoTechnoparc Montréal. the santé in the 2013, partner 1, October a On been has devel Montréal Technoparc regardingthetransfer History HEALTH DISTRICT located to Saint-Antoine Street, as originally planned, originally as Street, Saint-Antoine to located transferred the promotion and development activi des infrastructures to work on work to infrastructures des Québécoise Société opment of Montreal’s Health District since 2008. since District Health Montreal’s of opment Maison de la santé and the oit d Qate d la de Quartier du Société private residential care residential private Pavillon tréal’s ties authorize project-relatedactivities. to and analyses required on work to continue Montreal of City the and Ville-Marie of Borough the part, their For under itsauthority. projects for TechnoparcMontréal with sale of terms the negotiated which Montreal, of City the and Quebec of Health Center will be located is owned by the GovernIt should be noted that the land where the Multifunctional in theproject. Government of Quebec’s final decision on its involvement the obtaining to view a with 2014 in documented and All functional and technical programs should be complet bytheendof2014. report the complete to created was involved organizations from the representatives of up made committee steering A Montreal. Report” for the proposed Multifunctional Health Center of Business “Initial the draft to needed work the finance to In November 2013, the Government of Quebec agreed of Montreal Multifunctional The Center Health ment ed 27 with the Montreal YMCA and the CHUM to serve the clients oftheseorganizationsandtheirpartners. serve to CHUM the and YMCA Montreal the with A partners. its physical and fitness platform (CHUM) will also be Montréal created in partner de services l’Université related and en will animation information, whose 1,5 m 17,650 a The The Maisondelasanté committedtopublic health. firmly is city our that world the to and Quebecers to message the Campus efforts, will public send intervention a strong to and policy public education, public research, public our value added essential and undeniable providing In and expertise en technological and scientific transversal managing for model a as serving things, those of all be interactive, organized and cutting edge and this one will An effective public health network must be interdisciplin du Québec. the and Montréal de the by occupied pavilion home to two pavilions occupyingThe a total area of 35,300 Public HealthCampus HEALTH DISTRICT Montréal’s riching knowledgetransfers. Maisonde la santé il be will Montréal de publique santé de Campus ih hs ofrd by offered those rich , and a 17,650 m 17,650 a and publique, santé de École 2 aiin cuid y h Uiest de Université the by occupied pavilion Institut national de santé publique santé de national Institut will house non-profit organiza Direction de la santé publique santé la de Direction h Cnr hsiair de hospitalier Centre the tions ship ary, m 2 2 :

• • • • • • • • • • • • project: this in interest shown have partners CHUM following The PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS The MontrealYMCA Palliami groupforpeoplewithrenaldisease) AGIR (support Virage Association deslaryngectomisés Ovaire espoir Groupe desoutienducancerdestesticules Groupe desoutienducancerlaprostate Entraide grandsbrûlés dufoie Association desgreffés Amicale desdiabétiques Défibami 28 agr hraetcl opne wih r currently are seeking todownsizetheirresearchcentersandteams. which companies than Montreal pharmaceutical in larger team a up setting of opportunity the have few R&D centers, they would be more these likely to seize Since areas. com above-mentioned the in expertise with firms device medical/pharmaceutical and biotech The types of companies being targeted are medium-sized • • • • • • prioritizes Montréal the following areas de in which the CHUM ex santé la de The corporate recruitment strategy presented in the will occupyanareaofaround9,000ft The Pavillon de la génomique clinique et des bio-indus clinique etdesbio-industries The P HEALTH DISTRICT

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ment • • • • • • • 7 newresidentcompanies Busi 42 which of companies, 100 over with met we 2013, In BUSINESS Activities RER Hydro AlanKey Cleantec finance Reservoir Smart Renewz Ile Infinie Bionomos sought us out. Of those, 6 now have offices at our our at offices have now 6 those, Of out. us sought ness Centerand15prospectfilesremainactive. Sylvain Ouellette, Director of Cleantech of Director Ouellette, Sylvain 35 cleantech needs. organizations, from mu representatives and opposition, the and party ruling the from MPs including officials, government participants, with met 100 Cleantech, of Director over Montréal’sTechnoparc occasion, this On Summit - Québec Écotech and Technology Re Innovation, of Areas Cities, Science of Role the on was Workshop Division American North The services members. its for effectiveness provides and growth drive that and innovation, of areas other and managing science, technology and research parks (STPs) and parks science of ar network worldwide the is IASP Austin: pril16-19,2013 IASP North American Division Workshop: can services, participants ex where development-related sustainable forum a exchange is AMERICANA March 19-21,2013 Américana Montréal: sustainable development. and conservation environmental and solutions, technologies processing and prevention equipment, pollution sectors: industry all covers Pollutec shows, One of Europe’s leading environmental technology trade December 6-9,2013 Pollutech: International Meetings and Nanotechnology Cleantech Hill: May 15-16,2013 eas of innovation. The network connects professionals connects network The innovation. of eas search Parks. pertise andtechnology.pertise nicipalities and ministries in order to learn about their about learn to order in ministries and nicipalities aris P on arliament of thesiteandaconference. Éco-Campus the of Hu biodiversity the on conference A on BiologicalDiversity(CBD). Convention UN Montreal-based the Biodiversity,at held for Action Subnational and Local on Partnership Global the of Biodiversity and Cities on Committee Advisory the In May 2013, the City of Montréal hosted the meeting of May 21-23,2013 Urban Biodiversity eligible fortheFCM’s cleantechsubsidyprograms. are which Éco-Campus the of aspects certain funding to view a with TechnoparcFCM the with worked Montréal municipal associations. territorial and provincial 21 and communities, rural and urban small cities, largest Canada’s include Members that fallwithinfederaljurisdiction. matters program and policy on municipalities of interests the represents FCM members, 2,000 over With 1901. since government municipal of voice national the been has (FCM) Municipalities Canadian of Federation The FCM bert bert Reeves project was presented, followed by a tour : ”AV alue toAppreciate” 36 • • • • P • • • • • ACHIEVEMENTS center alreadyestablishedattheSaint-LaurentCampus. data and operators, network telecom three and infrastructure multinationals, nine the joined companies These to theBusinessCenteritlaunchedinApril2013. Technoparccompanies ICT new six welcomed Montréal OVERVIEW ICT

artnerships d’industrie deSaint-Laurent -Mont-Royal. the of Partner oftheMetixbusinessaccelerator; Partner Partner of Créetaville.com with Collège Gérald Go Conference; DatacenterDynamics Montreal 2013 the of Partner Saint-Laurent Campus. the for Committee Development ICT an of Creation of Borough the with Saint- collaboration in organized proj City” Smart “Green, the on workshop Joint City”; “Green, Smart WebCom Montreal conference given on a proposed Breakfast conferenceoninnovationfinancing; Breakfast conferenceoninnovationmanagement; Laurent; Jeune Chambre de Commerce et et Commerce de Chambre Jeune ect, ect, din; 6 newresidentcompanies files prospect 18 and re Center Business our at offices have now 3 2013; in approached were companies 37 B • • • • • • U main active. TempX Cispra NetworksInc. Signal Matrix PVP Technologies Ekomini 911 Innovation SINESS A ctivities Charles Lambert, Charles ICT Director ICT 37 delegation inPariswhilewe werethere. Quebec’s visited also We Paris. to trip single a during all them attend to us enabled events these of timing The (June13-14). Paris’ ICTindustry by organized show 2013 Seine en Futur the and 12), 11- (June show 2013 Paris participants), Converged DCD the tives, (1,500 27-31 May meet from France primarily in were sector ICT fo the in efforts International International MEETINGS ICT cused on the 2013 Data Centre Europe trade show trade Europe Centre Data 2013 the on cused ns ih odto Spi Atpls representa- Antipolis Sophia Fondation with ings • • spark innovative solutions that will help companies companies help will that re solutions innovative spark development economic companies in the first building of the Éco-Campus should and stake universities with and compa small and large between cooperation foster to space collaborative a Montreal’scommunity give ICT Open The Reevesin2014. at theÉco-CampusHubert City, which has been energized by the start of construc of Saint-Laurent designed to position Montreal as a Smart The“Green, Smart City” sector enabledustolaunchtwoprojects: ICT the develop to opportunities of analysis strategic A prospects; 3prospectfilesremainactive. 4 identifying to led strategy canvassing datacenter Our Key Projects Consulate Technoparc Montréal’s ICTecosystemtothem. the from Gen representatives hosted also We discover to ICT-oriented MedialabBarcelona. us enabled Labs and innovative companies and its District 22 with its missions Barce our of Another duce theircarbonfootprint. eral of the United States in Montreal and presented and Montreal in States United the of eral odr. h cnegne f latc ad ICT and cleantech of convergence The holders. oas raie csse (uy 62) is Living its 16-24), (July ecosystem creative lona’s , a project designed to designed project a (OIL), Lab Innovation , a jointa, project with theBor ough nies tion 38 39 • • the followingsubjects: discuss to meetings Committee Advisory Sciences Life at theSaint-LaurentCampus. as attested by the arrival of other Life Sciences compa become a major player has Campus inSaint-Laurent the Institute, Neomed Montreal’sthe and Life Sciences ecosysmédicament (CQDM). With the arrival of this organiza Saint-Laurent the Campus: the Consortium québécois sur to la découverte du funder research major to a us welcome enabled Center Business our of construction The ACHIEVEMENTS in talkstobuildanannexefortheInstitute2014. all virtually year, the of for end the By Campus. Laurent increasing the number of corporate residents at the Saint- to contributed Institute’ssignificantly Neomed arrival The jobs). and the total number of jobs to 638 (11% of all Campus Sciences companies to 20 (28% of Life all Campus residents) of number total the bringing Campus, Saint-Laurent the of residents became companies new 12 2013, In OVERVIEW LIFE SCIENCES

mer AstraZeneca were offices occupied. We are also Héma-Québec’s research projects and scientificto prescriptionmedicationandinnovation); ac et pour l’innovation (CAMI – a master policy for ac Quebec’s Contrat-cadre pour l’accès aux médica tivities; ments cess tem, nies tion • • • • • • • • • • • • 12 at In all, 99 people attended the Life Sciences Advisory Advisory Sciences Committee meetings. Life the attended people 99 all, In • •

Robic du Québec du personnalisés santé de soins en Regroupement Progeneca Paraza Pharma Paraza Lange Consulting Lange Intellisyn H & P Labs P & H Engene du médicament du découverte la sur québécois Consortium Bioauxilium Research Bioauxilium Aptochem Amplia Pharmatek Amplia Business opportunities to pursue with Servier Canada. the personnalisée (CepM); Beaulieu-Saucier, de Montréalby and Université thethe of Centre d’excellencecentre en méde pursued pharmacological/genomic Activities t ne h e w L S aint ife S -L cience a u rent S C companies amp u s cine 40 for 2014. of this sector should offer solid development opportunities Based on our exchanges, we believe that the revitaliza during theconferencesandshow. representatives corporate many meet to able were we As this is the industry’s leading international biotech at theQuebecstand. representatives had and partners, other and MDEIE the We took in part this event, organized in with partnership (Conference: April22-25,2013) Organization Chicago: BiotechnologyIndustry Meetings National andInternational eight other companies that will set up offices in its buildAnd finally, the in finalized be land. acquire to wish who clients major two with 2014, to negotiations, into entered also We inearly2014. offices Institute, and two were referred to partners and will set up the at offices up Center,set Business two our at offices up set companies Sciences Life two these, Of Life 35 of total a met or Sci approached we 2013, In BUSINESS Activities LIFE SCIENCES ences and medical equipment firms. ences andmedicalequipmentfirms. N eomed Institute signed agreements Neomed event, with ing. tion to meetwithstakeholdersfromacrossQuebec. and projects ongoing our review to us enabled players, industry of hundreds attracts which event, this Attending (Conference: October2-3,2013) Quebec: BioContactQuébec Mr. Yongjian Sun’s firstactivity inMontrealastheConsul HeadofChina. 41 WE ACTIVITIES COMMUNICATION United States Peru also leftapositiveimpressiononourguests. made. Our cleantech and aerospace activities elicited the most interest during meetings held at our and offices our Business Center led to a domiciliation agreement. Follow-ups were made with foreign delegation representatives, and many business contacts were delegation’svisit Peruvian The Campus. Saint-Laurent our visited delegations foreign six from representatives official 75 2013, In WELCOMED 6 FOREIGN DELEGATIONS France China Brazil Turkey October 4,2013. 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