[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] The Agence Française de Développement (AFD) group finances and accelerates transitions towards a more sustainable world As a public institution, the Agence Française de Développement (AFD) has been working for seventy years to combat poverty and promote development in the countries of the South and in the Overseas Territories. It implements the policy defined by the French Government. Present on four continents where it has a network of 70 agencies and representative offices worldwide, including 9 in the Overseas Territories and 1 in Brussels, the AFD finances and supports projects that improve the living conditions of populations, …

Sectors: International development

[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 (CRESS) is a representative and transversal association whose vocation is to bring together the actors of the social and solidarity economy of the Grand Est Region: associations, cooperatives, mutual societies, foundations, social enterprises. The CRESS's missions are to represent the ESS with public authorities and private partners, to promote and develop the ESS, to support projects and to train voluntary association leaders. www.cress-grandest.org or ess-grandest.org https://www.acheter-responsable-grandest.com/ made-in-ess-grandest.fr ESS, associations, solidarite, cooperatives, mutuelles, developpement économique, fondations, democratie, and cooperation

Sectors: NGO, Think Tank

[Automatic translation follows] The economy in the regions Le Journal des Entreprises is... - the first national network of regional economic newspapers, present in the heart of the major French economic metropolises with editions spread across 9 regions - daily newsletters - special issues and company rankings - B2B events with Le Journal des Entreprises - Events: https://www.linkedin.com/company/le-journal-des-entreprises-events/ Subscription contact Azur number: 0810 500 301 General manager, publication director: Bruno Dussourt Editorial director: Philippe Flamand Sales and development director: Valérie Asti Strategy and diversification director: Emmanuelle Bouron 🔔 If you don't want to miss any of the publications on this …

Sectors: Media

2020 reminded us that retail plays a crucial role in society. Retailing obviously involves distributing safe, high-quality products, but it also means welcoming, connecting, serving, bringing together and even reassuring people. Since 1898, Casino Group has developed and enhanced its banners in France and Latin America, in an effort to satisfy all consumer expectations. Today, to effectively meet these expectations, we pool the talents of our 205,000 employees to achieve a shared ambition. It’s a question of being fully aware of our purpose and making it a source of pride, this spirit of responsibility is our signature. It also requires …

Sectors: Retail and Distribution