- More than 50 Quebec companies join Stingray’s Initiative to help Ukrainian families
- The project aims to sponsor Ukrainian families affected by the Russia-Ukraine conflict by providing individuals and families with employment and support
- Stingray has created a network of external experts, including professionals in the domain of immigration and human resources, to help assist participating companies in the immigration and relocation process
- Stingray Group (RAY.B) is a leading global music, media, and technology company
- Stingray (RAY.B) opened trading at $7.12 per share
More than 50 companies have expressed interest in supporting Stingray Group’s (RAY.B) initiative to help Ukrainian families.
The project aims to sponsor Ukrainian families affected by the conflict by providing individuals and families with employment and support until the situation in Ukraine stabilizes.
Agropur, Aldo Group, BRP, CGI, Desgagnés, Desjardins, Exceldor Cooperative, EXFO, FX Innovation, iA Financial Group, Kruger, Lion Electric, Manac Inc. and Sagard are among the new companies which have joined the existing list of Quebec companies in support of this movement.
Eric Boyko, President, Co-Founder and CEO of Stingray initiated the project to welcome Ukrainian families to Quebec and ensure that they are supported throughout the process.
Stingray has created a network of external experts, including professionals in the domain of immigration and human resources, to help assist participating companies in the immigration and relocation process and guide them through the next steps.
“We are thrilled with the positive response of Quebec businesses which have shown their support and willingness to cooperate as well as various levels of government. Together, we hope to welcome up to 1,000 Ukrainian families and offer them jobs in the coming weeks,” said Eric Boyko.
The door is still open for companies wishing to join the initiative by contacting Stingray.
Stingray Group (RAY.B) is a leading global music, media, and technology company with over 1,000 employees worldwide.
Stingray (RAY.B) opened trading at $7.12 per share.
