Samuel Poulin, the new Minister for Economy and Small Business, is determined to streamline government processes and support entrepreneurs. In a recent interview, he emphasized the need for the government to create a conducive environment for businesses to thrive.
Poulin, a 34-year-old MNA from Beauce-Sud, is focused on making significant changes within a limited timeframe, given the upcoming general election in Quebec. He plans to tour various regions and aims to pass two key bills before Christmas, addressing regulatory relief and interprovincial trade.
With a background rooted in a family of forestry entrepreneurs, Poulin empathizes with small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). He has experienced firsthand the challenges faced by businesses during crises, shaping his dedication to supporting the SME sector.
Poulin’s proactive approach includes engaging with opposition parties and advocating for fewer trade barriers to stimulate economic growth. His commitment to facilitating trade and reducing bureaucratic hurdles reflects his vision for a more business-friendly environment.
