WELLINGTON, P.E.I. — Innovation P.E.I. is providing $25,000 from its Ignition Startup Fund to RDÉE Prince Edward Island for the winner of its Francophone ...
Mathieu Foran, bilingual cultural development officer from Innovation P.E.I., left, recently met with Alecia Arsenault, co-ordinator of this year’s Francophone Ignition Contest to discuss the 2023 edition of the contest. ContributedWELLINGTON, P.E.I. — Innovation P.E.I. is providing $25,000 from its Ignition Startup Fund to RDÉE Prince Edward Island for the winner of its Francophone Ignition Contest.
The top three projects will move on to the final round, where they will pitch their proposals to a panel of three judges in front of an audience in a Dragons' Den and Shark Tank-style format. “RDÉE P.E.I. would obviously not be able to provide a $25,000 investment to its winner without this amazing contribution from the province,” said contest co-ordinator Alecia Arsenault.
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