Laval officials met their counterparts from Mulhouse, France. The medium-sized city, adjacent to the Swiss and German borders, wants to emulate Laval’s exponential growth in public transit. Seated, left to right, Mulhouse IT strategist Thierry Nicolas and Mayor Jean Rottner; Laval executive committee chair David De Cotis; and standing, Laval Technopole international trade director Bruno Séguin; STL planning director Pierre Lavigeur; Laval Technopole IT director Jean-Marie Tressé; STL general manager Guy Picard; Mulhouse IT chief of staff Caroline Porot; and Laval economic ambassador Councillor Paolo Galati.
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