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Innovations

8th Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers

June 16-17 2015, Paris France

Come listen 50 speakers

at the cutting edge

of innovation Worldwide

Global and Universal Innovations

Innovation in a globalized world

To appeal to the intelligence of the others

from research and design phases

to achieve comprehensive and universal innovations

National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers The most important meeting of innovation managers in en Europe

The big conference

of the

European Institute for Creative Strategies and Innovation

and

The Paris Club of Chief Innovation Officers

With 50 testimonies of leading innovation organizations

coming from 12 countries

Formation ouverte à l’excellenceen innovation et progrès humain

Les Mardisde l’innovationFormation ouverte à l’excellenceen innovation et progrès humain

Les Mardisde l’innovation

All presentation will be available on video

on June 30 2015 on the Vimeo chanel of Innovation Thuesdays

https://vimeo.com/channels/mardisinno

The come back of universal values to the dynamics of innovation

The great wave of innovations during the “La Belle Époque” (1873-1913) had been marked by the systematic search for universality for the new products resulting from the industrial revolution, with for example the creation of the Universal Postal Union, the ITU and many other organizations aimed at assisting this universality. The companies created out of progress in technologies (AEG, Air Liquide, Michelin, General Electric, Ford, Nestlé…. and hundreds of others), experienced ultra-fast worldwide growth, aimed at being universal. The Universal Expositions have contributed to this idealized vision of universal progress. The tragedy of the two World Wars and the exacerbation of nationalism have badly damaged this universal vision of human progress.

The Paris Club of Chief Innovation Officers brings together Head of Innovation of sixty European and international companies, most often worldwide leaders in their fields, as well as public organizations and research centers.

The goal is to support innovation at the highest state-of-the-art level through various formats in respect of research, studies and analyses, discussions and the sharing of experience and discoveries.

Created in 2008, today it is the leading Club for experience feedback of Chief Innovation Officers. The Club has set up co-operations, shared research and studies and exchanges with associations of innovative companies on other continents.

The values shared by members of the Paris Club of Chief Innovation Officers :

• Humanism, innovation and progress • Leadership, initiative and ambition • Creation of wealth for al • Culture of the best-state-of-the-art • Culture of business and skills, • International and multi-cultural vision

Founded in 2003, the EICSI undertakes the training of professionals in the culture and application of innovation.

Its training and conferences are supported by studies, surveys and in-depth research into innovation throughout the world.

In addition to these contents, the Institute brings together hundreds of professionals, experts and managing directors of innovative companies from all over the world, chosen only by criteria of excellence.

More than 12,000 managers and directors participate each year in seminars, conferences and training sessions organized by the European Institute for Creative Strategies & Innovation in a dozen countries.

The Institute also acts as a think-tank on European renewal through innovation and broadcasts a humanistic culture of innovation throughout the world. The Institute produces and engages in training and open and free conferences such as “Les Mardis de l’Innovation” (Innovation Tuesdays) and conferences on the new forms of innovation and the implementation of progress.

The organizers of the National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers

Welcome therefore to this 8th National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers

Marc Giget, President of the Club de Paris des Directeurs de l’Innovation and the European Institute for Creative Strategies & Innovation

In the present tense context of worldwide commerce, marked by the return of nationalism, new innovation strategies are developing, aimed at international cooperation from the stage of conception and design through to the development of new products and services. These cooperative formats, of international co-design and co-development, are carried out with the double objective of combining the best international talents and an optimization of innovations meeting the needs of the planet.

Globalization of the function of innovation

In the leading companies, the function of innovation is in phase with rapid internationalization. It involves as much R&D in the logic of international excellence, as it does conception/design in the logic of finely adapting new products and services to meet the specific needs of different continents, starting from a common technological platform. Multiplication of international cooperative deals in respect of common stakes

The universality of human nature and human needs drive companies and organizations working in the same sectors of activity throughout the world (food, health, education, transport, safety and security, community life, town planning, public services….) to exchange experience and share projects. This is further promoted by the present powerful international communication tools resulting from the digital revolution and the fall in transport costs.

Training program of the l’EICSI

Broadcasting of the Innovation Tuesdays

In the leading companies, the function of innovation is in phase with rapid internationalization. It involves as much R&D in the logic of international excellence, as it does conception/design in the logic of finely adapting new products and services to meet the specific needs of different continents, starting from a common technological platform. Multiplication of international cooperative deals in respect of common stakes

The universality of human nature and human needs drive companies and organizations working in the same sectors of activity throughout the world (food, health, education, transport, safety and security, community life, town planning, public services….) to exchange experience and share projects. This is further promoted by the present powerful international communication tools resulting from the digital revolution and the fall in transport costs.

Large Amphitheater

195, rue Saint Jacques Paris 5ème

A place for reflection

and professional exchanges

Networking room Hall

in cooperation with

Hall

Le Cercle des Entrepreneurs du Futur

www.cnrs.fr/dire

www.dschool.fr

http://imt-sorbonne.fr

www.laprospective.fr

www.innovationexcellence.com

http://www.levillagebyca.com

www.digitalarti.com/fr

www.innovacteurs.asso.fr

Formation ouverte à l’excellenceen innovation et progrès humain

Les Mardisde l’innovationFormation ouverte à l’excellenceen innovation et progrès humain

Les Mardisde l’innovation

UP' Magazine L'innovation pour défi

Rapid Innovation in digital time Accelerating Innovation in harmony

le-sgmap

nbry.wordpress.com

www.mardis-innovation.fr

www.sciencesetavenir.fr

www.up-magazine.info

http://fr.expernova.com

http://elyksir.org/

http://presans.com/ http://www5.usp.br/

http://eitdigital.eu/

11:00 - From innovation “made in” to innovation “made with” Globalized innovation strategies by world leaders and emerging companies

Animation Sylvie Borzakian, Director Paris club of Chief Innovation Officers

14:30 - Universality of needs, Universality of solutions ? Innovation strategies of seven world-leading companies

Moderation by Marc Giget, President IESCI

12:00 Presentation of 2015 Hermes Award for Innovation The humanistic innovation Grand Prize

Global and Universal Innovations – DAY 1

9:00 Opening - Universal innovations in a globalized World International viewpoints on renewal of universal approach to innovation Animation Catherine Lottier, Deputy Director Program and Prospective, Groupe France Télévision

Panel 1

Essilor Eric Perrier, Executive Vice-President R&D

Huawei Isabelle Leung, Director of Public Affairs

Saint Gobain Didier Roux, Head of Research and Innovation

Marcopolo Petras Amaral Santos, CIO

Panel 2

Décathlon Vincent Ventenat, Direct. Innovation Decathlon Campus

Seb Jean-Christophe Simon, ‎Senior VP Chief Innovation Office

Coty Julien Truchaud, VP Talent & Organization Development

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EICSI (Europe) Marc Giget, President EICSI

NESTA (UK) Helen Goulden, Executive Director, Innovation Lab

HPI (Germany) Ulrich Weinberg Director, School of Design Thinking

ANPEI (Brasil) Filipe Miguel Cassapo, Innovation Executive Manager

EIT (Europe) Dr Stéphane Armager, Director EIT Digital France

Swedish Embassy Martin Rahm, Ministerråd, bitr. myndighetschef

morning

afternoon

CERN Frederick Bordry, Head of Technology Department

CNRS Dominique Massiot, Director of Chimistry Institute

Clean Sky Antonio Vecchio, Person in charge of the systems

Mcphy Energy Adamo Screnci, Executive VP

Owens Corning Anne Berthereau, Director of Innovation

8th National Meeting of Chef Innovation Officers

16th & 17th of June 2015, Paris

Zoom : the international issue of the autonomus car : what is expected by society ?

PSA Peugeot Citroën

17:30 – 18:30 : Closing conference Day 1 Guest Star Speaker : Gérard Berry, computer scientist, CNRS gold medal 2014. He holds the chair of Algoritms, machines and languages, at the « College de France » he conceived many softwares in the heart of the today networks and complex systems revolution. Thematic of the conference « The global computerization of Science and Technology »

Pascal Magnier, Co-founder and President Expernova

Ofer Attali, Managing Director Popsi’iT

Hein De Keyzer, CEO CogniStreamer

Simon Fuhlhaber, President Time-to-innovate / Steps Network

Thierry Le Hay, Respons. Dept. « Innovations on board systems».

16:30 : Four young companies present in short size their tools / solutions to innovate together : crowdsourcing, co-creation, participative innovation, support in the innovation Animation Vanessa Perez, IESCI

14:00 - Innovation and cooperation in the global open spaces : Internet, Space & Oceans

Global and universal innovations – DAY 2

8th National Meeting of Chef Innovation Officers

16th & 17th of June 2015, Paris

9:00 - Seeking the new ideal city, the new world cities

Internet Animation : Dominique Leglu, Editorial Director, Sciences et Avenir

Cousteau Society Pierre-Yves Cousteau, Founder of Cousteau Divers

Fondation Albert 1er Alexia Tye, CFO /Board Secretary

IFPEN Pascal Barthélémy, R&T/innovation

CGG Thierry Brizard, VP innovation

Space Introduction / moderation by Pacôme Révillon, CEO, Euroconsult

ITU Malcolm Johnson, Deputy Secretary-General

Tata Communications Alexandre Pelletier, Head of Innovation

Orange Vallée Nicolas Bry, SVP Innovation, Orange Vallée

W3C/INRIA Aurélien Chouvet Business Manager France W3C

17:30 - 18:30 : Closing conference of the Second day of the National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers. Tristan Nitot. After participating in the Nestscape adventure, he created the European division of Mozilla Foundation

in 1998 which he managed until February 2015. Tristan just joined CozyCloud, a personal cloud platform giving control to its users. Tristan is one of the most respected expert on internet issues.

Thematic of Conference :

« Respect of private life, risks of mass surveillance and possible solutions on the Internet »

Oceans Moderation by Sylvie Brémond, Founder of Innovation Blossom

Inmarsat Henry Kongevold, VP Product & Systems Development

Thales Alenia Space Cédric Balty, VP Innovation

GEOSS Barbara Ryan, Chair, GEO Secretariat

O3B Networks Steve Collar, CEO

ExactEarth Graham Stickler, VP Product Management

Animation Nicolas Bry, SVP Innovation, Orange Vallée

City of Milano Renato Galliano, Dir. econ. dev, innovation, Smart City

City of São Paolo Nabil Bonduki, Secretaria de cultura

OCDE / SGMAP Marco Daglio, Public Sector Innovation Specialist

27ème Région Stéphane Vincent, General Deleguate

morning

afternoon

www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S-5EfwpFOk 11:30 : The new technologies in front of world challenge of the health Animation Vanessa Perez, IESCI

CNES / OMS Murielle Lafaye, Prospective et Stratégie CNES Pixium Vision Bernard Gilly, CEO

ME310 Véronique Hillen Paris Est d.school, ME310, Stanford Univ.

La Sorbonne Florent Pratlong, Directeur du Master IMT

CNA Le programme « Ingles definitivo » (video)

10:45 : Education and international cooperation

Animation Sylvie Borzakian, Director Paris club of Chief Innovation Officers

Zoom – The use Participatory Video to act for change InsightShare

InsightShare Chris Lunch, CEO

Zoom - communication between regions and the rest of the world for start-ups

Le Village by CA Bertrand Corbeau, Managing Director

The 8th National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers held this year in the prestigious

« House of Oceans » of the Oceanographic Institute in the heart of the Latin Quarter

Institut Océanographique 195, rue Saint Jacques Paris 5ème

The Venue

The 8th National Meeting of Directors of Innovation

Sylvie Brémond Founder Innovation Blossom

Eric Dautriat Executive Director, Innovation Lab Clean Sky

Helen Goulden Executive Director Innovation Lab NESTA

Tristan Nitot

Chief Product

Officer

Cozy Cloud

Nicolas Bry Head of Innovation Orange Vallée

Filipe Miguel Cassapo Innovation Executive Manager ANPEI

Gérard Berry

informatician,

CNRS, Academy

of Sciences

Collège de France

Vincent Ventenat Chief Innovation Officer Decathlon Campus

Eric Perrier Executive VP Global R&D Essilor

Didier Roux Head of Research and Innovation Saint Gobain

Frederick Bordry

Chief of the

Technology

Departement

CERN

Speakers at the 8th National Meeting of Innovation Directors

representing 25 world leaders and 25 public and private companies and organizations,

at the forefront of international innovation

Pacôme

Révillon

CEO

Euroconsult

Bernard Gilly CEO Pixium Vision

Sylvie Borzakian Director of the Club de Paris des Directeurs de l’Innovation

Pascal

Barthélémy

general manager

assistant

IFPEN

Véronique Hillen Dean Paris Est d.school at Ecole des Ponts, EM310 Manager

Thierry Brizard Executive Vice President, Technology CGG

Thierry Le Hay Responsable Dpt Innovations Systèmes Embarqués PSA

Pierre - Yves Cousteau Fondateur Cousteau Divers

Renato Galliano Direct. Econ. Develpt Innovation, University Smart City Commune di Milano

Marc Giget President Institut Européen de Stratégies Créatives et d’Innovation

Isabelle Leung Director of Public Affairs Huawei

Jean-Christophe Simon Chief Innovation Officer Seb

Dominique Massiot

Director of the

Institute

of Chemistry

CNRS

Adamo Screnci

Executive Vice

President

Mcphy Energy

Anne Berthereau

Chief Innovation

Officer

Owens Corning

Julien Truchaud

VP Talent

& Organization

Development

Coty

Alexandre Pelletier Chief Innovation Officer Tata Communications

Dominique Leglu Editorial Director Sciences et Avenir

,

,

Murielle Lafaye

Forecast

and Strategy

CNES

Marco Daglio ‎

Public Sector

innovation Specialist

OCDE

Alexia Tye Director Fondation Albert 1er

Director of the Maison des Océans

Petras Amaral

Santos,

CIO

Marcopolo

Aurélien Chouvet

Business

Manager

France

W3C

Cédric Balty

VP Innovation

Thales Alenia

Space

Stéphane Vincent Delegate General 27ème Région

Malcolm

Johnson

Deputy

Secretary-General

ITU

Graham Stickler,

VP Product

Management

Exact Eath

Ulrich Weinberg Directeur, SDT Hasso Platner Institute Postdam

Barbara Ryan, Secretariat Director Chair GEOSS

Steve Collar,

CEO

O3B

Dr. Stéphane

Amarger

Director,

EIT ICT Labs

France

Florent Pratlong Directeur Master IMT Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Chris Lunch

Founder

InsightShare

Martin Rahm,

Minister

Counsellor

Sweden Embassy

in Paris

Natura

Embraer

Speaking in

the course

of selection

Pascal Magnier Co-founder and President

Expernova

Bertrand Corbeau

Managing Director

Fédération

Nationale du

Crédit Agricole

Ofer

Attali

Managing

Director

Popsi’iT

Hein De Keyzer

CEO

CogniStreamer

Simon Fuhlhaber

President

Time-to-innovate

Steps network

Catherine Lottier Deputy director program and Prospective Groupe France Télévision

Vanessa Perez

Communication

Événements

IESCI

Vanessa Perez

Communication

Events

IESCI

Nabil Bonduki

Secretaria de

Cultura

Cidade de São

Paulo

Henry Kongevold

VP Product

& System

Development

Inmarsat

Improvement of relation between people and nature

Citroën (Cactus)

Improvement of human relation

ITU (Organization of International communications)

Best creative synthesis

Marcopolo (Conception and production of bus)

Improvement of life In the city

City of Tianjin (management of ecological transition)

Improvement of relation between people at work

CERN (European Organization

for Nuclear Research)

Improvement of the human condition

Elekta (Radiotherapy,

Cancer treatment)

The 2015 Awarded

Hermes Award for Humanistic Innovations

The 16th of June 2015 at 12:00 at the Oceanographic Institute

Public policy of innovation

Nesta (Support to public

innovation)

Since 2009, these awards are presented each year by the European Institute for Creative Strategies and Innovation during the National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers.

The “Hermes Awards for Innovation” recognize companies or organisations which have excelled in integrating the best state of knowledge into products and services offering always more satisfaction to individuals and society.

The “Hermes Awards” for Humanistic Innovation are a distinction of excellence. They result from an in-depth multi-

criteria analysis. They recognize innovations presenting notable advancement in one of the following creative

synthesis domains:

- Improvement of the human condition - Improvement of human relations

- Improvement of the life in the city - Improvement of relation between people and nature

In Greek mythology, Hermes is the god of industrious and realization intelligence. Hermes supports and honors all

human ventures and is their mediator to other gods.

Hermes Awarded

2009 - 2014 ((handed to companies from about 20 countries)

Design contra o crime

Nintendo (Wii) Carmat (Artificial heart)

Oxylane (Brands passion) Bic (Bicphone) Venturi (Eclectic) Police du Parana (Design against crime)

Seb (Whole range of products) Touch Bionics (Artificial hand) Mozilla Foundation (Firefox) Archos (9 PC tablet)

Aldébaran robotics (Nao) Dassault Systèmes (PLM 6) Helsinki (Ideal city) Pan-african e-network (éducation)

Jacques Perrin (Océans) Colégio SESI PR (Innovation team) O3b Networks (Global network) BSH (green technology)

Actélion (Drugs issued from bioengineering) Medicon Valley (cluster) Barcelone (Creativity in the city) Kiss Kiss Bank Bank (crowdfounding)

Boeing (Dreamliner) Fives (Plants design) Anil K. Gupta (Honey Bee Network) Tecverde (low-cost houses)

2009

20

10

2011

20

12

India (Indian Innovation Decade) Copenhague (Innovation for inhabitant)

Positivo (éducation) Aravind (Eye surgery)

Volkswagen (Golf 7) Samsung (S Translator) Bertrand Piccard (Solar Impulse) Atelier du bocage (recycling)

Novo Nordisk (diabète) AGCO (agricultural products) Norden (Nordic Innovation Center) Vienna (Innovation policy improvement)

2013

Haier (Range of domestic appliances) SharemyLesson (Sharing web site of educational resources)

Rewalk (Exoskeleton)

Siel Bleu (Adapted physical activity) Fraunhofer (Support for industrial innovation) Curitiba (Urban multiservices innovation)

2014

SENAI Sao Paolo (éducation)

Interface (Challenges to Misson zero)

Increase in number of professional participants

at the National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers

2008 – 2014, with estimate for 2015

180

380

280

350

400

550e

430

490

*

*

2008 2014 2010 2012 2009 2015 2011 2013

*in 2013 the National Meeting was offered as an open format, opening up access in particular to post-graduate students within the

framework of it being held at the Sorbonne. This open format was repeated in 2014. Due to the increasing numbers of Chief

Innovation Officers and in order to facilitate their networking, the 2015 National Meeting of Innovation Officers is reserved for

professionals. However, all the presentations will be video recorded and freely accessible on the Internet.

Share of professional participants in 2014 by responsibility and function

Innovation

Programme

Managers

15%

Researchers and

Teachers - 6%

Self-employed, Jurists,

Journalists… 9%

R&D Managers

4%

Marketing Managers

4%

Innovation Managers

17%

CEO, Presidents and

Managing Directors

15%

Administration and

Association Managers

9%

Designers

2%

Consultants

6%

Innovation Project

Managers

15%

Share based on 490 professionals registered at the 7th National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers

ACCOR, ADII, ADVIM, AEF, AGORANOV, AIR FRANCE, AKKA TECHNO,

BIOSPHERE, ALVARUM, ANAHATA, AVAYA, AXA , BPCE, BARBARA INES,

BEARSTECH, BELAMBRA, BIOCBON, BNP PARIBAS, BOUYGUES IMMOBILIER,

BPCE, BRITISH TELECOM, CABESTAN, CONSEIL & INVESTISSEMENTS, CEGOS,

CGG, CILEVEL, COFELY, COMEXT, COMIS, CORSO MAGENTA, COSYTEC,

CREADEV , CREDIT AGRICOLE, CROIX-ROUGE, C & S, DASSAULT SYSTEMES,

DEFACTO, DEVMAR, DICTAO, DOMUSVI, EFIDIS, EGDS, ELIA , EURIWARE, EURO

DISNEY, FIN. DE L'ECHIQUIER, FMM, GENERALI, GIE ACTIF, CDC, ALTO,

ARCADE, DYADEO, HUMANIS, LA POSTE, SII, GT LOCATION, HARMONIE

MUTUELLE, HAVAS , HCL, IDTGV, INFOSYS, INVARTURE, IT-CE, KHARTWALL, LA

BANQUE POSTALE, LA MAISON BLEUE, LA PAILLASSE , LA POSTE, LES ECHOS,

LYONNAISE DES EAUX, MACIF, MAIF, MANPOWER, MARIONNAUD, MAZARS,

MGEN, MISTERGOODDEAL, MONACO TELECOM, MOULIN VERT , NEWREST,

NINESIGMA,NURUN, ORANGE, ORANGE VALLEE, PIERRES-INVEST, PMU,

PUBLICIS, PWC, QUALIMETRIE, RÉUNICA, S0S, SELOGER.COM, SEMES, SIEL

BLEU, SIGFOX, SIMUTEC , SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE, SOGEFI, SOGETI, SOLIDE-

XPRESS, SQLI, STERIA, STOP TELECOM, STUDIOCANAL, SUEZ ENV, TBWA, ING,

TELEPERFORMANCE, TEM INGENIERIE, TEMPORA, THOMAS COOK, VALOTEC,

VEOLIA, VERMEER ENERGY, VOYAGES SNCF, WAPP6, WEDO, XILOPIX…

3M, AIR LIQUIDE, AIRBUS, ALCATEL-LUCENT, ALDEBARAN , ALEF, ALFSTORE,

ALSTOM, ALTEREA, ARAYMOND, AREVA, ARKEMA, ASTEK, BA SYSTEMES,

BACARDI MARTINI, BEAUTE PRESTIGE , BECTON DICKINSON, BIC, BORDET,

BOUYGUES , BRIGHTSTAR, CAFES RICHARD, CARTIER, CELLECTIS, CHANEL,

CISCO, CLARINS, COLAS, COMPENDIUM, COSMESPERT, COTY, CRAFT, CVH,

DANONE, DBAPPAREL, DURA, EBRC, EDF EIFFAGE, ENOVASENSE, ESSILOR,

FDJ, FERMENTALG, FERMES DE FIGEAC, FIRMENICH, FIVES, FIVES STEIN,

FORD, GDF SUEZ, GE HEALTHCARE, GIVAUDAN, GRDF, GRTGAZ, H.MOUNIER,

HAIER, HERMES, INNOVEOX, INTEL, INTERFACE, ITALCEMENTI, KINGFISHER,

KRONENBOURG, LBD, LESIEUR, L'OREAL, LVA, LVMH, MANZ, MCCAIN FOODS,

MECASTONE, MICHELIN, MULTIFOLIA, MWBRANDS, MYFOX, NEC, NESTLE,

NICOLL, NU SKIN , NUBIO, OGER INTL, OPTICSVALLEY, ORYTHIE, OTIS,

OWENS CORNING, OXALIS GROUP, OXYLANE, PAT , PERNOD RICARD-BIG,

PIAGET, PIXIUM VISION, PLACOPLATRE, POULT, PRYSMIAN, PSA PEUGEOT

CITROEN, REWALK, RICOH, ROYAL CANIN, SAINT GOBAIN, SANOFI, SANOFI

PASTEUR, SEB, SEMI, SENEGAL OFFSHORE, SEPPIC, SHELL, SITA , SNCF,

SOLPAN, SOMFY, SPADEL, SPIE, STAGO, STANLEY BLACK & DECKER,

STEARINERIE DUBOIS, STORE-INSTORE, TAKASAGO, TECNIMED, TERRENA,

THALES AVIONICS, THEVENET, TOBII, TOTAL, TRANSDEV, TRIBORD, VALEO,

VIRBAC, WW PRODUCTION, YVES ROCHER…

The companies and organisations registered at the 2014 Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers

(not exhaustive)

Share based on 490 professionals registered at the 7th National Meeting of Chief Innovation Officers

Share of participants in 2014 by organization type

Administrations

Conception, design, consulting

ACTE/CNRS, ANR, APSI3D, AUSTIN TECH, CAP DIGITAL, CARIM, CEA, CETIM,

CNES, CNIM, CNRS, CSEM, EIT, ESA, FIST SA, FLORALIS, GENOPOLE,

GINGERLAB, GRIGEN, IFPEN, INRIA, INSTITUT CURIE, INSTITUT D'OPTIQUE,

INSTITUT H.POINCARE, INSTITUT LANGEVIN, INSTITUT SUPERIEUR DES

METIERS, KEYNERGIE, EXPANSCIENCE, LABORATOIRE SVR, LEADS AERO-

SPACE, LITTERAL, LYSTANCE, METROLAB, ONERA, PARIS REGION LAB, INSTI-

TUT MINES TELECOM, LUTECH, 27EME REGION, TEBU-BIO, SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS…

AFNOR, ANR, DGAC, BPIFRANCE, CAISSE DES DEPOTS, CCI Fr, CNC, CESE,

CSA, GENDARMERIE NATIONALE, CEE, MESR, MINIST. DEFENSE, MST, MINIST.

ECOLOGIE, MINIST. SANTE, MINIST. ECONOMIE, PÔLE EMPLOI, SGMAP…

AGROPARISTECH, CNAM, COMPAGNONS DU DEVOIR, DAUPHINE MTI, UTC, DIGI-

SCHOOL, ECOLE CENTRALE, ECOLE DENIS DIDEROT, ECOLE POLYTECHNIQUE,

EDHEC, EM SORBONNE, ENSCI, EPITECH, ESC TROYES, ESPE PARIS, FCS

CAMPUS PARIS-SACLAY, GRENOBLE ESC, HARVARD BS, HEC PARIS, IAE, IDA,

IESUP, IMT SORBONNE, INSEEC, ISA, ISCOM, ISG, ISIPCA, ISIT, LA SORBONNE,

MINES PARISTECH, NEOMA, PARIS DAUPHINE, PARIS EST D.School, SCIENCEs

PO, SENAI, STUDYKA, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE, UNIV. DE LIMOGES, UPMC…

909C, ABEFI, ABEO, ACQUOLADE, ADGENCY, ADT LAB, AF83, AGENCE BUG,

AGENCE CLE, AGENCE LEONARD, AKEVAH, AKREON SAS, AMALTHEA,

ARCHITEMPO, BABEL, BLOOMOON, BLOOMSPIRIT, BLUENOVE, BRIEF,

BROWNFIELDS, CFR, CGI, CMI, CO&CO, DAN PARIS, DD CONSEIL, DESIGN IN

PROGRESS, DIGITAL BRAND, DIGITALARTI, DISCNGINE, DISCOVERY, ECOSYS,

FIVEBYFIVE, HUMAN LIVE, HYPIOS, IDSIGN, INVENTIVE, KENAZART,

LONSDALE, NIMOS DESIGN, OJ DESIGN, PRESANS , PROAGIRIS , QUALIENSE ,

REVEAL DESIGN CONNECT, REVELATEUR DESIGN, ROSENZWEIG , SYSTRA,

USER STUDIO, UTOPIES, VIANOVEO, WAYKUP…

Industrial companies Service companies

R&D centers, clusters…

Universities, Colleges

R&D Centers,

University, school

Innovation function

services: software,

crowdsourcing, …

Communication,

advertising,… Innovation consulting,

strategy, marketing

Conception and Design

enterprises

National

Administrations

Private

industrial

compagnies

Private service

compagnies

Divers

Associations

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