Caroline Marie

Manager of the Sustainable Logistics Program

Mature and emerging logistics solutions need greater visibility to accelerate the transition to action. I believe the best way to achieve this is through collaboration.

Kim Rousseau

Advisor

It was important for us that this project be collaborative and aligned with a shared mission and vision. Strategic meetings bringing together diverse stakeholders were therefore essential.

Suzanne Pirie

Expert Analyst

The advisory committee enables active monitoring of available resources in urban logistics, whether from an academic or a more practical, field-based perspective.

Romain Gayet

Director, Zero-Emission Vehicles Sector

Decarbonizing last-mile logistics is one of the many priorities we must address if we want to achieve our GHG reduction targets in Quebec. I am pleased to support efforts in this area, and I hope this project will help guide and encourage many stakeholders to take action.

Adrien Benatek

Logistics and E-commerce Advisor

Retail plays an important role as a user of decarbonized last-mile logistics solutions. The CQCD is therefore involved to represent this perspective and promote their adoption.

Christian Couture

Head of Research and Innovation

I am part of the advisory committee to contribute, from a practical and operational perspective, to the development of concrete solutions. The Resource Center is an important lever for structuring, pooling, and disseminating knowledge generated from pilot projects, innovation, and applied research.

Amy Lombard

Project manager

Participating in the advisory committee allows us to represent the entire logistics chain and bring the perspective of freight transport. CargoM aims for the Resource Center to become a key tool in supporting the sector’s ecological transition. In this capacity, it facilitates the adoption of mature and emerging decarbonization solutions at all scales through the sharing of best practices and the acceleration of their implementation.

Nicolas Amyot

Urban Planning Advisor
City of Montreal

To support informed urban planning, pooling data, knowledge, and experiences is an effective strategy. The City of Montreal is therefore pleased to take part in this initiative, which accelerates knowledge sharing and transfer to address current and future urban logistics challenges and enhance the quality of interventions.

Vincent Dricot

Research Officer, Sustainable Mobility Planning Division – City of Quebec

In terms of development, the City of Quebec considers sustainable urban logistics issues in its planning, particularly regarding last-mile delivery. Through this committee, it aims to identify concrete solutions to support impactful projects within its territory and improve the quality of life in its neighborhoods.

Isabelle Bissonnette

Project manager, Ecological Transition, Société de développement de l’avenue du Mont-Royal

Over the years, various projects have been implemented on the Avenue with the SDC’s member businesses. Sharing the knowledge gained through the Resource Center’s advisory committee aligns perfectly with the vision of the Société de développement de l’avenue du Mont-Royal, which aspires to become a benchmark in local commerce, ecological transition, and neighborhood life.

Martin Trépanier

Full Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Industrial Engineering at Polytechnique Montréal and Member of CIRRELT

At CIRRELT, we work with businesses to develop concrete solutions aimed at improving the performance of urban delivery operations while promoting social, environmental, and economic sustainability. This Resource Center is fully aligned with these challenges.

Maryam Darvish

Associate Professor, Undergraduate Program Director, FSA

Leandro Coelho

Full Professor