Nancy St-Pierre

Biography

A native of Sainte-Hélène-de-Kamouraska, Nancy St-Pierre is deeply rooted in her region. As the daughter of entrepreneurs, she developed a sense of service, management, and commitment at a very early age while working in the family business in Saint-Pascal. With a degree in administrative techniques, specializing in finance, she has built a career spanning more than 25 years in the fields of financial services, accounting, and economic development, notably with the Desjardins Group and Farm Credit Canada. Her professional experience has also enabled her to support numerous businesses, particularly in the agricultural sector.

Her commitment to her community is equally remarkable. A school board member for nearly fifteen years and a city council member before being elected mayor of Saint-Joseph-de-Kamouraska in 2017, Nancy St-Pierre has always chosen to get involved where she could make a tangible difference. She has also devoted many years to volunteering with organizations in her community and has been actively involved in municipal and regional affairs.

As the wife of a dairy farmer and co-owner of a family-run maple syrup farm, she has firsthand knowledge of the realities faced by farmers, entrepreneurs, and families in rural areas. Her experience with the Fédération québécoise des municipalités Assurances has also allowed her to develop expertise on issues related to land use and community development.

Driven by the values of community, transparency, and hard work, Nancy St-Pierre now hopes to put her experience to work for the citizens of Côte-du-Sud in order to advocate for the region’s priorities and contribute to its economic and social development.