Assurons un monde plus ouvert Present in 19 countries around the world, the CNP Assurances group is a leading player in the insurance industry with more than 6,500 employees and net profit of €1,939 million in 2022 (IFRS 4). A subsidiary of La Banque Postale, CNP Assurances is a member of the major public financial group. In France, CNP Assurances is No. 1 in property loan insurance, No. 2 in life insurance and, in 2023, will have integrated the property insurance activities of La Banque Postale, making it a comprehensive insurer of property and persons. It is the fifth largest …

Sectors: Insurance

[Automatic translation follows] 1 hectare third place to explore sustainable city solutions La Cité Fertile is a third place dedicated to the challenges of ecological transition in the city. Part of a transitional urban planning project by SNCF Immobilier, it operates the passage between the old freight station and the future Pantin eco-district until 2022. A place of collective intelligence, sustainable innovation and entrepreneurial explorations, the Fertile City is open to companies, associations and professionals engaged in meaningful actions to build a sustainable city. On 1 hectare, this living and working space allows everyone to become aware of their capacity …

[Automatic translation follows] Sustainable building, affordable housing, supportive support. The Vilogia Group is a global housing real estate group, which brings together the professions of social and private landlord, 1% Housing collector and developer. Vilogia owns and manages a rental portfolio of more than 85,000 housing units on the national territory and builds more than 2,000 housing units per year. Social landlord, Social housing rental, Social access, Project management (construction and rehabilitation), and Urban development

Sectors: Real Estate Social Housing

The freedom to grow with confidence. Women Forward. For a Fairer Future. Chloé is a leading luxury Parisian fashion house, embodying a forward-looking yet timeless style and natural femininity. The Maison was founded in 1952 by Gaby Aghion, an Egyptian-born Parisian who wanted to liberate women’s bodies from the stiff and formal fashion of the era through her luxury ready-to-wear offering. Since then, the Maison has entrusted a succession of emerging talents to further Aghion’s vision, including Karl Lagerfeld, Stella McCartney, Phoebe Philo, Hannah MacGibbon, Clare Waight Keller, Natacha Ramsay-Levi, Gabriela Hearst and the current creative director, Chemena Kamali. The …

Sectors: Luxury

[Automatic translation follows] Present throughout the national territory, Nexity defines itself as an urban operator serving urban regeneration and the new needs of territories and its customers. Drawing on our dual expertise as a developer-developer and developer-operator, the Group deploys a multi-product territorial offering to meet all the needs of our customers, individuals, businesses, institutions and communities. Historically committed to access to housing for all and leader in the decarbonization of our sector, we are mobilizing for affordable and sustainable real estate, new and rehabilitated. Our purpose of ‘life together’ reflects our commitment to creating sustainable spaces, neighborhoods and cities …

Sectors: Real Estate

[Automatic translation follows] Public Establishment for Intercommunal Cooperation (EPCI) serving 95 municipalities for more than a million inhabitants. The European Metropolis of Lille, a public establishment for intermunicipal cooperation, brings together more than a million inhabitants and 95 municipalities. Its territory is both rural and urban, made up of large towns and villages. It exercises its skills in 19 essential areas serving users such as planning, roads, sanitation, transport, culture, tourism, housing, economic development, etc. MEL services include more than 2,800 agents and more than 100 professions. Supported by an ambitious continuing training policy, they open up attractive professional development …

Sectors: French metropolis

[Automatic translation follows] The Paris City Hall or City of Paris employs 50,858 staff. It designates both the administration and elected officials. Every month, elected officials sit on the Paris Council, where they deliberate to decide the future of the city: construction of nurseries, colleges, naming of streets, housing, subsidies to associations. This body is both a General Council and a Municipal Council, since Paris has the particularity of being a city and a department.

Sectors: National and local authorities