Quebec’s Budget and Your Business Success: Impact on the Healthcare System

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Quebec’s Budget and Your Business Success: Impact on the Healthcare System

Your technology addresses a clinical need. But given the current budgetary constraints, when and how should you submit a proposal so that it has a real chance of receiving funding?

On December 3, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m., BIOQuébec invites you to a training session to gain a better understanding of the government’s decision-making process, the roles of key stakeholders, and the implications for businesses as preparations for the 2027–2028 budget are already underway.

Together with Andréane Morneau, Public Affairs Director at Catapulte and former Deputy Chief of Staff at the Treasury Board, we will discuss the issues that influence your business operations:

How is the current budgetary situation changing the landscape for your organization?
What stage are preparations for the 2027–2028 budget at, and why are the coming weeks so crucial?
What are the roles of Santé Québec, the Government Procurement Center, the Treasury Board, the Ministry of Finance, and the executive branch in the decision-making process?

December 3, 2026, from 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. | At BCF, in Montreal | In person

Free for BIOQuébec members | $50 for non-members

Limited seating. Reserve your seat!

Thank you to Catapulte and BCF for making this event possible.

Our
speakers

Andréane Morneau

Public Affairs Director

A member of the Quebec Bar since 2015 and holder of a master’s degree in business administration with a focus on corporate social and environmental responsibility, Andréane held executive positions managing a major multi-residential real estate portfolio before joining a political office. She served as an advisor and then as deputy director in the offices of two chairs of the Treasury Board, and subsequently headed the office of the Minister of Education.

During her time with the Government of Quebec, Andréane was responsible for several major initiatives, including public procurement (oversight, policy guidance, the Public Procurement Authority, and the Government Procurement Center), the reform of professional orders, and negotiations in the public and parapublic sectors—which led her to contribute to several bills. Today, she assists organizations in positioning their issues in the public sphere and ensuring the acceptance of their projects.