❤️🔥 WARM HEART
… From being reunited with Clémentine, our Engineering Project Manager, who, after trying her hand at a new venture, realised that her journey with LNA was far from over.
✌ ABSOLUTELY PROUD
… To have been supporting, since June, three new rising stars in their respective sectors on their media journeys. So, for some time now, we’ve been slipping the names of COVAGE – a French infrastructure operator specialising in the business market – Sesterce, which is shaping the future of AI with high-performance GPU clusters, and WIZIBOAT, the ‘boating-unlimited’ company that’s reinventing recreational boating, into the conversations that matter!
Dedicated articles about our new clients in *Les Echos* (on Covage and WIZIBOAT) and in *L’informaticien* (on Sesterce).
A special mention also goes to our client ELICIT PLANT, a pioneer in agri-biotech tackling the challenges posed by climate change, whom we’ve been supporting for over a year and who had the honour of kicking off Les Echos’ summer series. This first instalment, “FROM FIELD TO BIN: FOOD AT THE HEART OF THE ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION” can be found on the publication’s website.
💨 A BREATH OF INSPIRATION
… By and for Aurélie Schmit, Partner and Project Director, who stepped into the role of a talented special correspondent to cover the first Club Komando event. This initiative, spearheaded by the ingenious Kéliane Martenon, brought together thinkers, entrepreneurs and activists to reflect on the theme “How can we get people on board with causes?”. This discussion, held at the offices of VEJA, the sustainable footwear brand, opened up a wealth of possibilities regarding the different ways in which communicators, communities and brands can approach engagement.
🥵 BAD VIBES
One in four French people throw their rubbish out of the window whilst on their way to their holiday destination. This figure comes from an IPSOS study commissioned by the Vinci Autoroutes Foundation, reported in Le Monde, and serves as a reminder that whilst the vast majority recognise that the planet is NOT a rubbish bin, some still fail to grasp this concept. We must therefore continue our educational efforts!
