Synthesis event of the ANR “Observatoire des Sociétés à Mission” project
The Observatoire des Sociétés à Mission, co-created by the Communauté des Entreprises à Mission and the Théorie de l’Entreprise chair at Mines Paris, published its first “barometer” in January 2021. The OSMosis research project, which began at the end of 2021, has accompanied the development of this observatory, seeking to characterize the mission-driven companies movement and the variety of phenomena it induces.
How is the adoption of quality by more than 2,000 companies today changing the entrepreneurial fabric and relationships within ecosystems? How is it transforming share ownership? How can mission committees monitor commitments? What difference does the formulation of a mission make to employees?
Together with all the project teams, we are pleased to invite you to this evening event, where we will present our results and discuss them at two round tables, bringing together scientists and personalities from the business world. The entire ANR OSMosis project team is delighted to invite you to the research project results presentation event on July 8. The public will be welcomed from 4.30pm at Mines Paris PSL.
We hope to see many of you there,
Kevin Levillain, project scientific coordinator.
Please register by clicking on this link to join us.
PROGRAMME
05:00pm – 05:45: Re-articulating finance, governance and work: lessons from the first mission companies
Presentation of ANR project results by the research team:
- Kevin Levillain – Mines Paris, PSL, project coordinator
- Yohan Penel – Director, Observatoire des Sociétés à Mission, CEM
- Arnaud Stimec – IAE Nantes, Professor of Economics & Management
- Carine Girard-Guerraud – Audencia, Professor
- Blanche Segrestin – Mines Paris, PSL, Professor
5:45 pm – 6:00 pm: Managing the tension created by our commitment to society: what are the conditions for a company with a lasting mission?
Academic roundtable moderated by Alain Schnapper, Vice-President of the Communauté des Entreprises à Mission
With the participation of :
- Anne-Claire Pache – ESSEC Business School, Professor of Social Innovation
- Marek Hudon – Solvay Brussels School, ULB, Professor of Management Sciences
- Bertrand Valiorgue – EM Lyon, Professor of Strategy and Governance, directeur de l’IFGE
6:30 pm – 7:00 pm: Mission control and support: new roles and expertise in corporate governance
Round table moderated by Frédéric Garcias, Senior Lecturer at the University of Lille
Feedback from:
- Olivier de Guerre, President and co-founder of Phitrust
- Natalie Rastoin, Chairwoman of the Mission Committee of Groupe La Poste, and founding president of Polytane