Our partners
Our partners
The Centre des Jeunes Dirigeants (CJD) is much more than a movement of committed and humanist entrepreneurs, it is a true action tank which, through the strength of its collective, explores ideas, conducts experiments, develops approaches, questions ways of acting to build more responsible, more sustainable and more pleasant companies.
The CJD is an experience of self-transformation as a leader that encourages you to dare and open up the field of possibilities.
Réseau Entreprendre® is an association recognized as being of public utility by decree of 15/01/2003 and J.O of 22/01/2003. Réseau Entreprendre® is a community of volunteer entrepreneurs who provide free support to creators and buyers of companies with high job creation potential.
With 40 years of experience and 65 associations in France and abroad, the network supports bold and responsible entrepreneurship, to revitalize territories and create sustainable jobs.
The Values Observatory was founded in November 2015 by Carine Dartiguepeyrou, Anne Andrault, and Patrick Marant with the aim of disseminating and developing value systems analysis.
The Values Observatory conducts monitoring, information dissemination, and training activities. It serves as a resource and research center for various value systems analysis, focusing on three main areas:
- Values and Individuals: Committing to personal, professional, and spiritual development
- Values and Organizations: Reconciling the economy and humanity through meaning
- Values and Society
Love for Books is the first search engine for books through emotions. Or for emotions through books.
Books have power. Neuroscience shows how they can improve our relationships with others and create social bonds, help us feel better, and strengthen our cognitive abilities. Reading a book can change our lives. Love for Books is a social enterprise that shares and empowers readers by approaching books differently, through what makes us all human: our emotions. To achieve this, Love for Books uses innovative tools based on neurocognitive and behavioral approaches.
The Jean-Noël Thorel Foundation was established in 2014 by Jean-Noël Thorel. In 2018, Jean-Noël Thorel and Céline Nebout endowed it with the assets of the Jean-Noël Thorel Institution, the parent company responsible for the governance and control of the NAOS company. Its founder thus wished to create a support and mutual aid organization dedicated to the realization of human potential, in order to make the world a better place—in particular, by giving everyone the opportunity and the strength to be themselves, and by recognizing that a proper alignment of body, heart, and mind are factors in the overall health of individuals and humanity.
Our Academic & Research Partners
ProPhil is a think-and-do tank, a research and consulting firm dedicated to helping businesses contribute to the common good. It supports committed entrepreneurs in implementing alternative strategies. ProPhil’s mission is to explore new economic models that serve the common good and to support pioneering entrepreneurs.
Eranos is a strategy consulting firm, bridging the gap between humanities and business, specializing in Societal Transformation. For 15 years and in more than 10 countries, we have been helping companies take the first steps towards a socially responsible business model, whose purpose is to support life and whose means are their commercial and productive activities. By linking business growth with the habitability of the world, we ensure the sustainable development of companies.
The International Panel on Behavior Change (IPBC) is a large international and interdisciplinary group of scientists focused on behavior. To optimize the scientific and societal relevance of IPBC outputs, three working groups (WGs) have been launched: scientists (WG1), economic actors (WG2), and other stakeholders and institutions (WG3).
The IPBC aims to produce core and thematic reports that will summarize the state of the art of knowledge on behavior change related to the environment, and to integrate multiple disciplines around behavior/Human Factor (HF), to make knowledge, indicators and practices more robust and predictive for sustainable, desirable and just transitions.
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