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March 14 & 15, 2025
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Economy in motion, a different kind of economy

What if we all agreed? On the vital need to reinvent a society in which the economy would be at the heart of transformations and transitions towards a better life and a fairer distribution of value. 
To achieve this, we need to look at the very role of the economy: what kind of company for what kind of economic model? For years now, we have seen the emergence of a multitude of networks seeking to embody an alternative economy. That's what this introductory session of the Parliament of Entrepreneurs for the Future is all about, bringing together the main leaders of the impact economy movements: pooling this diversity, coordinating these approaches and laying the foundations for an economy on the move, capable of bringing these dynamics together in a common plea for a fairer, more life-saving economy.

Guillaume DESNOES , Co-founder of Alenvi and Co-chair of the Communauté des Entreprises à Mission

Jean-Philippe DOGNETON , CEO of Macif / DGD Iard & Vie Aéma

Eric DUVERGER , Founder of the CEC (Convention of Companies for the Climate)

Camila GARCIA-QUIJANO , Co-president of B-Lab France

Benoît HAMON , President of ESS France, Former Minister

Mathieu HETZER , National President of the Centre des Jeunes Dirigeants (CJD)

Caroline NEYRON , Chief Executive Officer of Mouvement Impact France

Moderation: Arnaud DE SAINT SIMON, Coach, journalist, speaker, and consultant

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Friday, March 14 – 09:30 - 11:00
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With the intervention of

Jean-Philippe DOGNETON
Jean-Philippe DOGNETON
CEO of Macif / DGD Iard & Vie Aéma
Guillaume DESNOES
Guillaume DESNOES
Co-founder of Alenvi and Co-chair of the Communauté des Entreprises à Mission
Camila GARCIA-QUIJANO
Camila GARCIA-QUIJANO
Co-president of B-Lab France
Eric DUVERGER
Eric DUVERGER
Founder of the CEC (Convention of Companies for the Climate)
Mathieu HETZER
Mathieu HETZER
National President of the Centre des Jeunes Dirigeants (CJD)
Benoît HAMON
Benoît HAMON
President of ESS France, Former Minister
Caroline NEYRON
Caroline NEYRON
Chief Executive Officer of Mouvement Impact France

Moderation

Arnaud DE SAINT SIMON
Arnaud DE SAINT SIMON
Coach, journalist, speaker, and consultant

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