CDEM co-holder of WTC Winnipeg licence
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The Economic Development Council for Manitoba Bilingual Municipalities has become co-holder of the World Trade Centre Winnipeg licence.
As a result, CDEM is an ex officio member of the World Trade Centre Winnipeg’s board of directors.
CDEM focuses on economic development in Manitoba’s bilingual municipalities, with an emphasis on francophone economic development.
It received half the licence from the Agence nationale et internationale du Manitoba, the previous co-holder.
World Trade Centre Winnipeg promotes entrepreneurship and trade, including by bringing local companies to international conferences. It’s part of a network of World Trade Centre organizations across the globe.
— Free Press staff