About us
Conexa is an immigration consultancy specialized in the Quebec Entrepreneur Program – assisting business immigrants in their immigration process. Our clients are immigrants willing to launch or invest in a company in Quebec, and we help them all along the way, from the immigration process, to business integration and personal transition.
We put to our client’s disposal all of our team’s collective knowledge, resources and network to ensure that they will successfully comply with government prerequisites, and then and most importantly, succeed in their personal and business venture in Montreal.
Conexa
Team members
Co-founders
Jérôme Blanchet
Co-founder
Jérôme Blanchet has built a reputation as an immigration lawyer working for many years in Hong Kong and Vietnam, before coming back in Montreal and co-founding Conexa. His understanding of immigration programs all over Canada and his attentive care to clients make him a great professional ally to business entrepreneurs willing to immigrate.
Michael Schwartz
Co-founder
Having already created several businesses in his native France, Michael arrived in Montreal with the ambition to create new projects with the same focus on spaces, communities and social impact. His successful transition and his networks in Europe, Northern Africa and Brazil have contributed to Conexa, which he co-founded.
Operational team
Paloma Pereira
Immigration project manager
As an experienced International Mobility Specialist, Paloma believes that behind every new business or settlement project, there’s a family, a dream, and the beginning of a new chapter. Her goal is to make the immigration and mobility process clear, seamless, and welcoming, ensuring successful transitions for individuals and businesses alike.
Elizabeth Wang
Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
Mengting “Elizabeth” Wang, is a Regulated Canada Immigration Consultant (RCIC) with the Canadian College of Immigration and Citizenship recognition and the MIFI in Québec, practicing since late 2017. Her mission is to simplify and guide individuals through the various levels of the Canadian immigration process.