Deux-Montagnes City’s General Manager Becomes First ADGMQ-Certified in Municipal Governance

In the center, Mr. Benoit Ferland, General Manager of the City of Deux-Montagnes, surrounded on the left by the President of ADGMQ, Mr. Christian Schryburt (General Manager of the City of Sainte-Thérèse), and on the right by Mr. Jessy Baron, Assistant Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Municipal Finance.

Mr. Benoit Ferland, the General Manager of the City of Deux-Montagnes, is the first general manager in the province to obtain certification in municipal governance from the Association of Municipal General Managers of Quebec (ADGMQ).

Mr. Ferland was honored by the Assistant Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Municipal Finance, Mr. Jessy Baron, during the opening lunch of the ADGMQ congress held in Laval from June 7th to 9th. Mr. Baron took the floor to congratulate the General Manager of the City of Deux-Montagnes and invited other general managers to follow Mr. Ferland’s example by obtaining this highly recognized certification, particularly by the ministry.

 

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“We are fortunate in the City of Deux-Montagnes to have an experienced and exceptional general manager. On behalf of myself and the members of the municipal council, I congratulate Mr. Ferland on obtaining this certification. In addition to being a provincial pioneer in this field, he constantly demonstrates a commitment to excellence in the performance of his duties. The population of Deux-Montagnes is the primary beneficiary of his expertise and its positive impact,” proudly expressed Mayor Denis Martin of Deux-Montagnes.

Launched in 2022, the Certification in Municipal Governance program was developed based on the competency profile established for the position of general manager in a Quebec municipality. This groundbreaking program was made possible thanks to MAMH, Énergir, and ÉNAP.

About the ADGMQ

The Association of Municipal General Managers of Quebec (ADGMQ) aims primarily to promote the improvement of knowledge and the status of its members with a view to adopting best practices in municipal management in Quebec. It particularly seeks to foster the exchange of information and cooperation between its members and other associations or organizations, as well as to ensure effective representation before government and municipal authorities.