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Lottotech Seeds est une initiative conçue pour donner l’envie d’entreprendre aux femmes en favorisant l’émergence de projets entrepreneuriaux, à les aider à affirmer leur légitimité d’entrepreneures et à adopter une posture de chef d’entreprise. Lottotech Seeds s’articule autour d’une formation consacrée au renforcement des compétences techniques des participantes qui seront ainsi mieux armées pour élaborer et présenter leurs projets respectifs devant un jury. Les projets devront s’inscrire dans le contexte d’un modèle économique pérenne, soucieux des enjeux environnementaux et sociaux et qui vise à apporter une plus-value sociétale. À la clé, les trois meilleurs projets recevront un investissement de démarrage.
Founder and Director of The Talent Factory, a Public Relations agency providing services in Corporate Communication, Strategic Public Relations, Media Relations and Stakeholder Management in Mauritius.
This Mauritian communication expert has successfully transitioned from a long career in the local media to the Public Relations industry. Today, she is an established professional, leveraging on her twenty-five years’
experience in the communication field to advise C-Suite executives on Public Relations, Reputation Management and Stakeholder Engagement.
Marie-Noëlle Elissac-Foy collaborates with Top 100 companies, Mid-Market Enterprises, SME as well as foreign embassies and international institutions such as the World Bank Group. Her work allows her to promote the Mauritian expertise in various sectors and gives her a sound knowledge of stakeholders relations.
In 2020, she became the first Mauritian communication professional to be awarded the status of Chartered Public Relations Practitioner by the Chartered Institute of Public Relations, the world’s only Royal Chartered professional body for public relations practitioners. She is an alumni of International Visitors Leadership Program of the US Department of State (USA). She also holds a BA in French from the University of Aix-Marseille (France). She completed her secondary education at the Queen Elizabeth College in Mauritius.
She is also a regular spokesperson on women empowerment, leadership and a staunch advocate for greater recognition of Mauritian SMEs. Ms Elissac-Foy is a member of the Women Directors Forum of the Mauritius Institute of Directors, the Association Mauricienne des Femmes Chefs d’Entreprises and a founder member of the PR/Communication Network of Mauritius.
She is a former Board member of the National Women Council, the Creole Speaking Union and of the Nelson Mandela Centre for African Culture Trust Fund.
On our side, we remain driven by our commitment to promote women entrepreneurship in Mauritius. This is a dynamic landscape with amazing women, trailblazing their own way and innovating, for the greater good. So, we are proud to be teaming up with the dynamic Kirti and Hansa. Our focus will alway be to shine a light on our fellow sisters in entrepreneurship.