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July 2, 2020
Riipen : Student creativity contributing to the revitalization of your business
What is Riipen?
Riipen is a networking and project management platform between employers and higher education students.
What can Riipen do to help REVIVE businesses in the District Central?
- Set up or accelerate projects (e.g., marketing, HR);
- Conduct essential analyses for the revival of your economic activities
(business environment, financial projections); - Provide new perspectives on real business challenges;
- Give practice case experience to students, thus promoting their employability.
What is the exclusive offer available to SDC District Central members?
FREE access to a PREMIUM one-year user license for up to 10 projects per year (value of $2,500).
It sounds interesting, but my company doesn’t have a project idea yet… can we still take advantage of this offer?
YES! It is possible to respond to a project offered by an educational institution or take advantage of personalized support (for free!) from the Riipen team to help target a need or define a project to propose to students (examples >>).
| Université du Québec à Montréal |
| Université du Québec à Rimouski |
| Université du Québec en Outaouais |
| Concordia University |
| Bishop’s University |
| Vanier College |
| McGill University |
Interested?
Subscribe to a next information session:
or contact the SDC team>>
514 379-3232 / [email protected]
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