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Through its Manifesto for tomorrow’s economy, Mouvement Impact France suggests that candidates adopt four major measures to change the rules of the economic game.

Among them, the creation of a social and ecological impact index and the creation of an impact company status as an extension of the companies with a mission of the Pact law inspired by the SSE.

The objective? To get out of simple incitement and take action that will change the game!

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In the heart of Belleville, Joris Bruneel and Clarie Feral-Akram are betting on a united and responsible hotel industry. Accompanied by their team, the duo places social issues and the revitalization of the local territory at the top of their priorities.

The hotel thus calls on local producers and shapes its menu with the support of local products. In addition, there are social initiatives, in particular the promotion of a group of neighboring mamas and their dishes, as well as fair and sustainable environmental practices with the ecolabel!

The hotel is now the first establishment to be officially certified as a “mission-oriented company”.

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While the economy seems to be off from presidential and climate debates, 2,000 bosses are united in order to challenge the candidates and change the rules of the economic game.

During its conference launching the Manifesto for the economy for tomorrow, Mouvement Impact France returned to its various proposals to move in this direction with the objective these ideas infuse political programs in order to move towards a fairer and more sustainable economy.

Full dispatch to be found on AEFinfo.fr

Following a skiing accident, Marco Petitto finds himself in a wheelchair. He is then confronted to the difficulties people with reduced mobility may encounter when traveling. He decided to work to improve their routes, with Sébastien Guillon and Florian Blachet, respectively graduates of Grenoble Ecole de Management and IMT Atlantique Brest.

This is how they created a tool to calculate multimodal routes that works like a maps application adapted to the needs of people with reduced mobility. Calculating possible routes according to the level of mobility and the means of transport of the user, this tool offers three additional functionalities: the inventory of accessible sidewalks and pedestrian crossings, of public transport fitted out and equipped for families, the elderly or those with reduced mobility, as well as the inventory of accessible public places.

A great initiative that allows to all live together!

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Gathered last week at the Museum of Natural History, committed entrepreneurs and leaders challenge the candidates for the 2022 presidency through a Manifesto for tomorrow’s economy. They therefore call for more transparency, more tax modulation according to commitments, more attention for the impact economy in order to make France a model in terms of fair and sustainable competitiveness.

Read the Manifesto on Les Echos

The second report of La Fabrique du Tourisme provides food for thought and practical solutions to the various questions related to the development of a new hotel industry and gives a glimpse of inventiveness and richness of the tourism activities and professions of tomorrow, when we know how to think them together, by combining experiences and expertise.

Resulting of a joint reflection between players in the sector, this report highlights many solutions allowing the hotel industry to remain competitive and innovative while facing changing trends and Covid-19 crisis.

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Two thousand business leaders challenge the candidates for the presidential election and publish a Manifesto for the economy of tomorrow in order to establish new rules which would put the climate, biodiversity or even social justice at the center of the challenges.

Eva Sadoun, chairwoman of the Mouvement Impact France, was the guest of Jean Leymarie on franceinfo last Wednesday. She explained the main lines of action proposed by committed entrepreneurs and managers to candidates for the French Republic presidency.  As an example, they suggest the creation of a social and ecological index which would integrate the cost of biodiversity and the ecological impact.

Watch the interview on franceinfo

As a E3C2 performance building and as an environmental and well-being demonstrator integrated into its district, Origine was developed for its uses by seeking the highest energy performance and comfort while offering a contemporary architecture to live in time.

Imagined and designed by Maud Caubet Architectes in collaboration with Quadri Fiore Architecture, the urban program is nominated by ArchDaily in the Office Building category for the title of Building of the Year.

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Investissement Conseils highlights Convert Hotel FPCI. This aims to bring more reversability and modularity to the hotel market. Convert Hotel was indeed designed to finance the mutation of hotels with limited or under-used occupancy into para-hotel, co-living or residential assets.

A transformation that smoothes the occupancy rate year-round to attract hot-deskers as a neighborhood clientele. The hotel is then less dependent of accommodation and brings its useful square meters to life during the day.

Find the article in the February issue of Investissement Conseils

While economic development is disconnected from the objectives of improving health and education, reducing poverty, reducing unemployment, bringing well-being of the entire population, can the economy once again become a solution for the world of tomorrow?

Entrepreneurs and leaders committed to ecological and social transition prove that this is possible. The economy must and can change, but changes at the margins will not be enough to meet the challenges we face. A new model is needed as a renewed contract between the State and companies at the service of the common good.

More than 2,000 leaders committed to ecological and social transition have signed the Manifesto for the Economy of Tomorrow and proposed solutions to make 2022 the year of the social and environmental transformation of the economy.

See you on February 3 at 11 a.m. at the Museum of Natural History for the Manifesto for the Economy of Tomorrow press conference!

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