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Nicolas P. Arsenault
Founder at ChallengeU
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
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About
Nicolas P. Arsenault is CEO of ChallengeU and founder and president of Rise Up Consulting. He founded three technology start-ups that were later acquired, holds mobile advertising patents, and has co-founded companies including Microcell i5, Cescom (acquired by Intelco Communication), and Cesart International (acquired by BCE). In education, he founded the Mobilys Foundation in 2009 and launched the ChallengeU dropout recovery program with Canadian public schools in 2016, followed by a dropout prevention and recovery e-school in Ohio in 2022.
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- Who is Nicolas P. Arsenault?
- Nicolas P. Arsenault is CEO of ChallengeU and founder and president of Rise Up Consulting. He founded three technology start-ups that were later acquired, holds mobile advertising patents, and has co-founded companies including Microcell i5, Cescom (acquired by Intelco Communication), and Cesart International (acquired by BCE). In education, he founded the Mobilys Foundation in 2009 and launched the ChallengeU dropout recovery program with Canadian public schools in 2016, followed by a dropout prevention and recovery e-school in Ohio in 2022.
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