Repertory
The chief mandate of SDC Vieux-Montréal consists in bringing all of its members together and setting up a unified business unit to upgrade, enhance and promote the district.
Our mission
Member Services
Corporate Communications
- Networking & Camaraderie
- Training & Better Business Practices
- Strategic Collaborations & Member Projects
- Support & Assistance
1.
Key Topics
Representative Roles
- Orientations for Entities and Remote Institutions
- TV and Cinema Production Regulation Support
- Municipal Event Surveillance Coordination
- Tourism Coordination Assistance
- Strategic Partnership Creation: Similar Cities
2.
The Neighbourhood
Catalyst Roles
- Beautification & Common Spaces
- Visitor/Worker/Resident Experience
- Coordination of Municipal Intervention within the District
- Construction Sites: Coordination with City and the Environment
3.
2400+
Members600+
Offices1800+
Shops40000+
Workers7500+
ResidentsThe Société de développement commercial du Vieux-Montréal (Old Montreal business development corporation) was founded in 2004. The initiative was the result of the combined effort of visionary retailers and business people—all convinced that an SDC for the entire old quarter would provide for its development over the short, medium and long terms.
SDC Vieux-Montréal is a so-called “sectorial” development corporation. This means that it comprises over 2,400 members, some 600 of which are retailers and 1,800 are business offices, and all of which have their place of business somewhere on the historic district’s territory. To ensure compliance with this stipulation, members of the SDC’s Board of Directors represent every geographical sector and area of commercial or business activity carried out in Old Montreal. The SDC must be representative of its environs.
