/R E P E A T -- Technoparc Montréal is delighted to welcome 12 new companies to its new Business Center located in Saint-Laurent/

MONTREAL, June 10, 2013 /CNW Telbec/ - Twelve new hightech companies have chosen residence in the prestigious Technoparc Montréal's Saint-Laurent Campus in the new Business Center that just opened a month ago at 7140 Albert-Einstein in Saint-Laurent. The two-storey building offers open or closed ultra-modern office spaces that meet the needs of small and medium companies, with services such as a trilingual receptionist on site, meeting rooms equipped with the latest cutting-edge technology, access to a vast network of professionals, business acceleration services and assistance for project  financing.

Mario Monette, President and Chief Executive Officer of Technoparc Montréal, welcomes the popularity of this business formula. "I am very pleased to see how quickly our workspaces are widely sought after. There is still availability, but you must call quickly. When we noticed an increased demand for smaller spaces for rent on our Saint-Laurent Campus, we constructed a new building for this purpose and business leaders were quick to respond to this offer."

Our Saint-Laurent Campus is Canada's leading technology park. It comprises 52 world-class companies and more than 7,000 highly specialized jobs in the sectors of Aerospace, Life Sciences, Information and Communications Technology (ICT) and Clean Technologies.

"We are working with our numerous partners to support our resident companies in the development of their projects. It is this added value, in addition to benefiting from a green and peaceful work environment located only 10 minutes from the Montreal International Airport, that seduces the employees."

Technoparc Montréal supports the development of Greater Montreal's technology poles by creating and implementing science and technology investment projects.

SOURCE: TECHNOPARC MONTRÉAL

Annie Gravier
Director, Public Affairs and Communications
Tel : [phone] ext. 2545
[email protected]
www.technoparc.com