“The clientele has the unique experience of watching the artisan at work on site.”
Pierre Rochon
Atlantic ECONOMUSEUM® Corporation
Contact Info
Atlantic ECONOMUSEUM® Corporation (AEC)
795 Main Street, Suite 202
Moncton, New Brunswick
E1C 1E9
CANADA
Telephone: (506) 854-2933
Fax: (506) 384-5347
E-mail: info@economusee-atl.com
Web site : www.economusees.com
Atlantic Regional Director
Thomas Young
Communications Coordinator
Ghislaine Curwin
AMBASSADOR
Aldéa Landry
Board Chair
Anne Soucie
IENS Representative
Claude Dubé, UNESCO Chair of Cultural Heritage and Assistant to the Executive Vice Rector, Université Laval
Vice-chair
Gordon Slade, Executive Director of One Ocean Institute
Treasurer
Peter MacArthur, Chief Financial Officer of the Atlantic Pilotage Authority
Director
Aldéa Landry, President of Landal Inc.
Director
Christopher Tyler, Independant Writer and Curator
Director
Joan Auld, Consultant in craft development
Director
Gail Pearcey, Business & Management Consultant
Director
Carole Fournier, Executive Director of Dialogue NB
Director and Artisan Representative
Suzanne Amos, Amos Pewter
Director and Artisan Representative
Pierre Pelletier, VP Marketing and Sales, La Savonnerie Olivier Soapery
Tourism Atlantic Representative
Bernadette Power, Manager, Marketing and Travel Trade, Tourism Atlantic - ACOA
ACOA Representative
Maurice Levesque, Senior Account Manager
Set up by the Atlantic ECONOMUSEUM® Corporation, its role is to assist management in making judicious decisions regarding services to be provided to the network. The committee also maintains good relationships between Atlantic members and the IENS. One of the members of this committee is on the Board of Directors.
The mandate of the Advisory Committee is to listen to the members, to set up lines of communication with them, to make recommendations to management and to receive and handle all requests from the Atlantic region.
The committee meets as required.
This committee decides on the admission of new members to the network.
The committee plans the setting up of ECONOMUSEUM® according to a strategy that it develops regarding the number of businesses, the regions and the themes. It decides on the admissions criteria and on the selection of candidates. Committee members study the applications sent by management and decide whether or not to recommend feasibility studies. Once these studies are completed, the committee analyses them, makes recommendations as required and approves requests for accreditation.
Seven members participate in the Admissions Committee:
Voting Members
- Pierre Pelletier, representing the artisans
- Anne Soucie, Board of Directors of the AEC
- Claude Dubé, representing the IENS
- Christopher Tyler, Board of Directors of the AEC
Observers
- Maurice Levesque, ACOA
- Darlene MacDonald, representing the directors of tourism planning and development in region
- Paul Thériault, Canadian Heritage
An artisan position is vacant.
The committee meets on request by the management.
The Atlantic ECONOMUSEUM® Corporation was created to promote and develop the concept of the ECONOMUSEUM® in the region, an innovative product designed to provide visitors with a unique cultural tourism experience. Its marketing and product development initiatives are supported by the Tourism Atlantic branch of the Atlantic Canada Opportunities Agency (ACOA) and Canadian Heritage.
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