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While digital professions are under strong pressure and still far from gender-balanced—with less than 20% of women in tech—many talents do not identify with traditional training pathways.
In response, Chloé Hermary founded Ada Tech School in 2019, an inclusive computer science school reinventing training for web and software development careers.
🎓 A learning-by-doing approach, with no grades or exams, built on collaboration, autonomy and peer-to-peer learning. A caring and feminist environment, open to diverse profiles: students changing direction, young professionals or people undergoing career transitions.
Today, Ada Tech School has three campuses (Paris, Nantes and Lyon) and trains nearly 300 learners, with a clear ambition: to make tech accessible to everyone and turn it into a true lever for empowerment.
“Showing that tech is accessible to everyone, and that it is a real career lever to take one’s place in the future,” — Chloé Hermary.
💻 Beyond coding, Ada Tech School carries a strong social mission: reducing the digital divide, diversifying tech profiles and promoting a more inclusive and responsible digital world.
👉 Discover the full interview with Chloé Hermary
As the year draws to a close, we wish you precious moments with those closest to you, and a well-deserved time to slow down and recharge.
Thank you to our clients and partners for the trust you have placed in us throughout the year. The projects we have carried out together are helping to shape the world of tomorrow, and we look forward to continuing this journey by your side.
🎄 Happy Holidays to all!
In 2025, Énergie Partagée announced an increase in the value of its share for the third consecutive year. It is now set at €129, along with a gross dividend of €1.20 per share—a momentum reflecting the growing maturity of the financed projects.
Since 2010, Énergie Partagée Investissement has collected citizen savings to support more than 190 locally governed renewable energy projects (wind, solar, hydro and renewable heat). Once operational, they will supply the equivalent of electricity for over 800,000 people.
Projects are selected according to demanding criteria —citizen governance, local authority involvement, ecological consistency, technical feasibility and financial robustness— which have been identified by Énergie Partagée Label as a guarantee of transparency and territorial impact.
Erwan Boumard, CEO of Énergie Partagée, points out:
“This momentum shows that citizen investment can reconcile value creation with social and territorial benefits”.
➡️ A concrete illustration of a participative, sustainable and locally rooted investment model.