Last workshops

  • At the IMT Atlantique in February 2020 with Stéphanie Maros, CEO of Senext, ‘Is Brittany a cool place for startups?‘
  • At Silicom in January 2020 with Sara Minisini, European Project and Coordination Manager at Bretagne Développement Innovation, ‘Disruptive strategies for Brittany‘
  • At Supinfo in December 2019 with Darin Beach, Chief Business Development Officer at Images & Network cluster, ‘How powerful is the Breton IT cluster?‘
  • At Pepite in October 2019, ‘How can we help those lost in global transitions?‘
  • At the Rennes Language Center in September 2019 with Nicholas Beaty, Coordinator of the World Trade Center Rennes Bretagne, ‘How can Brittany become more international?‘
  • At 1kubator in June 2019, with Cécile Martin, CEO of the incubator, ‘Women & the digital transition‘
  • At the EHESP in March 2019, ‘Women & alumni networks‘
  • At the IUT GEA of Rennes in January 2019 with Patrice Schoch, network expert, ‘How can we better organize Breton alumni networks?‘
  • At InPuzzle in December 2018, ‘Is Brittany embracing or fighting change?‘
  • At Pôle Sup de La Salle in November 2018, ‘What can Breton diasporas do?‘
  • At Nouveau Monde Avocats in October 2018, with Bretagne Commerce International, ‘What can Brittany do to be more international?‘
  • At Sciences-Po Rennes in September 2018, with Wintegreat and Laurie Louvet, CEO of Leeve, ‘How can we better integrate international students?‘
  • At the Pôle Numérique de Rennes Beaulieu in April 2018, ‘Affirmative action for women in Brittany, what is legal?’
  • At the Faculté de Droit of Rennes in March 2018, ‘Upddate on Bretons From Abroad‘
  • At Locogen in February 2018, ‘What if English was spoken by all Bretons?’
  • At the Faculté de Sciences Economiques of Rennes in January 2018, ‘Update on Bretons From Abroad‘
  • At B<>Com in December 2017, ‘Do new forms of work make a difference?‘
  • At Rennes School of Business in November 2017, ‘Bretons From Abroad, current developments‘
  • At the ENSCR in September 2017, ‘Bretons From Abroad: next steps‘
  • At the Institut de Gestion de Rennes (IGR) in June 2017, ‘Bretons From Abroad: update on the project‘
  • At the Centre Culinaire Contemporain in April 2016, ‘What are the next changes in the Breton economy?‘
  • At Nouveau Monde Avocats in March 2016, ‘How can Brittany better connect to the world economy?‘
  • At GBA Avocats in January 2016, ‘How can international students help Brittany?‘
  • At Cap Code in June 2015, ‘Bretons From Abroad‘
  • At the European University of Brittany in May 2015, ‘Can English be Brittany’s second language?‘
  • At BNP Paribas in March 2015, ‘How does Brittany matter in a global economy?‘
  • At AG2R in February 2015, ‘Is it harder to be a good employee?‘
  • At the Pôle Images & Réseaux in January 2015, ‘How is technology going to change Brittany?‘
  • At Ody-C in November 2014, ‘Should we all get involved in digital marketing?‘
  • At Adventia in October 2014, ‘Is there a Breton way to do business?‘
  • At Crédit Agricole in September 2014, ‘What are the next challenges for business?‘
  • At Harmonie Mutuelle in May & June 2014, ‘Could we be a Scandinavian Brittany?‘
  • At Bretagne Commerce International in April 2014, ‘Who are Brittany’s competitors?‘
  • At Ouest Valorisation in February 2014, ‘Do companies understand their ecosystem?‘
  • At Fidal in January 2014, ‘What is the Breton identity in a global world?‘
  • At the House of Europe in December 2013, ‘How can Bretons relate to other European areas?‘
  • At the Cantine Numérique Rennaise in November 2013, ‘Creativity in Brittany‘
  • At the World Trade Center in October 2013, ‘Is globalization good or bad for Brittany?‘
  • At the APEC in September 2013, ‘Is there more power-sharing inside companies?‘
  • At Rennes Atalante in June 2013, ‘Can companies really have collective strategies?’
  • At Cyim in May 2013, ‘Discipline, values: useful or outdated?’
  • At M2P Menke Projets & Partenariats in April 2013, ‘Is business only for the strong?’
  • At ECAM Rennes in March 2013, ‘Which new clusters for Brittany?’
  • At the Rennes Airport Business Center in February 2013, ‘How do we create value?‘
  • At Lamon & Associés in January 2013, ‘Are we better at teamwork?‘
  • At the Franco-American Institute in December 2012, ‘What is globalization doing to Brittany?’
  • At Supélec in November 2012, ‘What is the cost of change?‘
  • At Parker Hannifin in October 2012, ‘Are companies more open?‘
  • At Rennes Métropole in September 2012, ‘What makes Brittany special in a global economy?‘
  • At KPMG in June 2012, ‘Company culture, mood or tool?‘
  • At the ENSCR in May 2012, ‘Is the European Union our national economy?‘
  • At Kereval in April 2012, ‘Let’s fail‘
  • At the Institut National de la Propriété Industrielle (INPI) in March 2012, ‘Where is work going?‘
  • At Grant Thornton in February 2012, ‘Short term, long term?‘
  • At the Ecole des Métiers de l’Environnement in January 2012, ‘Should we be different at home and at work?‘
  • At the ESC Rennes School of Business in December 2011, ‘Small businesses are more nimble. Or are they?‘
  • At In Extenso in November 2011, ‘Is there a right to make mistakes?’
  • At AgroCampus Ouest in October 2011, ‘Can we break glass ceilings?’
  • At the Confucius Institute in September 2011, ‘Is creative destruction un-French?’
  • At the CCI Rennes-Bretagne with Bretagne Prospective in June 2011, ‘A bright business future for Brittany’
  • At Oseo in May 2011, ‘Are we ready for the knowledge economy?’
  • At the IGR in April 2011, ‘Is business only for profit?’
  • At Avoxa in March 2011, ‘The trouble with being a big small country’
  • At the Franco-American Institute in February 2011, ‘Is generation Y fit to work?’
  • At Bretagne Innovation in January 2011, ‘Why are we employed?’
  • At Bretagne International in December 2010, ‘Why do we progress only when challenged?