OTTAWA, Ont. — Young professional lawn cutter Nico Durant of Mont-Carmel received an award for his entrepreneurial spirit at the RDÉE Canada’s 2022 ...
The RDÉE P.E.I. delegation that attended the 2022 Lauriers de la PME awards gala with the winner of the Judges’ Mention – Out-of-Category Award, Nico Durant. Delegation members include Amy Richard, left, Raymond J. Arsenault, Julie Gallant, Bonnie Gallant, Durant, Dr. Christian Lacroix, Josée Ouellette, Alecia Arsenault and Robert Maddix. ContributedOTTAWA, Ont.
Young entrepreneur Nico Durant is congratulated by RDÉE P.E.I. president Christian Lacroix. RDÉE P.E.I. nominated Durant for the 2022 Lauriers de le PME awards competition. - Contributedpresident Christian Lacroix said the organization has been watching Durant work hard to develop his entrepreneurial skills for several years.
"We first saw him work for three summers in our Young Millionaires program with his stilt-and toy-manufacturing company, LaFun,” said Lacroix. “Then we saw him develop Durant Metals, through which he made outdoor stoves by welding car wheels together. And then, we saw him establish his lawn mowing service, Durant's Grass Cutting, and grow his business from a handful of clients in 2019 to more than 50 residential and commercial clients the past two summers."
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