Une autre banque est possible Crédit Coopératif is a diversified banking group, which offers a wide range of banking products and services, especially to businesses and organisations, in the different sectors in which it is involved. It finds its origins in the Social Economy movement of the late 19th century that led to the creation of today's large mutual banking groups. Owned by its clients, also called "sociétaires"​, Crédit Coopératif is a co-operative bank, which is an active member of the Social Economy for more than one hundred years. It assists and accompanies the creation and development of co-operatives, mutual …

[Automatic translation follows] The 1st business accelerator The CCI Alsace Eurométropole is a public institution managed by 30 volunteer business leaders elected for 5 years. It represents the 90,000 companies in industry, commerce and services in Alsace. It actively participates in the development of the local economy. Our actions are structured around major missions: - Represent the interests of companies. - Support business creators and buyers. - Mobilize our expertise and our networking capacity to support our companies' projects throughout their life. - Deploy an initial, continuing or apprenticeship training offer, in particular thanks to our CCI Campus training center. …

Sectors: Chamber of commerce

[Automatic translation follows] #Proud to be in a cooperative The Regional Union of SCOP Grand Est has nearly 40 years of experience in creating and monitoring cooperative businesses. Our team members are recognized as true multidisciplinary experts to support all types of cooperative projects. Beyond support, we network the cooperatives in the region, making it possible to create synergy and share experiences between them. Business creation, Business transfer to employees, Business takeover by employees, Business transformation, Legal expertise, Financial tools, Employee training, Social economy, Advice, Cooperative, SCOP, and SCIC

Sectors: NGO, Think Tank

[Automatic translation follows] The City and the Eurometropolis of Strasbourg are two separate institutions. However, since 1972, they have had the particularity of having a single administration and a common headquarters at their service. The second largest employer in Bas-Rhin (6,800 permanent employees), the City and Eurometropolis of Strasbourg have many areas of expertise: The City of Strasbourg is involved in the following areas: - culture, - schools, - social action, - youth, - sport, - green spaces and forests, - public lighting, - civil status and district town halls, - tourism, etc. The Eurometropolis of Strasbourg is involved in …

Sectors: French metropolis National and local authorities

[Automatic translation follows] The Social and Solidarity Economy, an economy that makes sense The Regional Chamber of the Social and Solidarity Economy brings together the companies and networks of the ESS in Grand Est in all fields of activity. It is the voice of the ESS at the regional level and pursues the objective of supporting, developing and promoting the Social and Solidarity Economy. It is the privileged interlocutor of the communities that are committed to the development of the ESS in the territories. It brings together the associations, cooperatives, mutual societies, foundations and commercial companies of the ESS: all …

Sectors: NGO, Think Tank

[Automatic translation follows] Promote and support the emergence and development of innovative solutions from farm to fork. Food is a major challenge today. How to help people eat better is a real problem, as is knowing how to feed the population in 2050. Thus, the FoodTech network aims to promote a diet based on the triptych of pleasure, responsibility and accessibility. For us, digital technology, new technologies and more broadly innovation are remarkable ways to move towards this vision by contributing to agricultural and food transitions, and to the evolution of practices. Our mission: to promote and support the emergence …

Sectors: French Tech Media

[Automatic translation follows] Cooperative banks, the Caisses d'Epargne have been combining trust, solidarity and modernity since 1818. The second largest banking network in France, the 16 regional Caisses d'Epargne are among the leading banks in their region. They support all economic players and are leaders in financing the public sector, social housing and the social economy. In total, the Caisses d'Epargne now have 4.8 million members and 20.6 million customers, managed by the 4,182 bank branches and the Mon banquier en ligne agency.

[Automatic translation follows] Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry In the Grand Est, the CCI network is structured around the CCI of the Grand Est region, which brings together the CCIs of Alsace Eurométropole, Ardennes, Grand Nancy Métropole, Marne en Champagne, Meuse Haute-Marne, Moselle Metz Métropole, Troyes et Aube, and Vosges. The CCIs of the Grand Est represent 180,200 industrial, commercial, and service companies. They deploy their actions by relying on a local network and an unrivaled territorial presence. Thanks to their elected business representatives and expert advisors, the CCIs of the Grand Est benefit from unique expertise in knowledge …

Sectors: Chamber of commerce