Gildas Bonnel

Sidièse Agency & AACC

University educated, professor of history, former sales manager of Fuzzy Communication. After five years in this agency specialising in the animation of sales networks, Gildas created Sidièse, a communication agency committed to the subject of the responsibility of brands and organisations. President of the sustainable development commission of the AACC (Association of Communication Consultancy Agencies) and member of the CPP (Joint Advertising Council), he is also a leader of the Adwiser collective.

He advises major companies and organisations and participates in various inter-professional and associative works (Colibris Movement, Laurette Fugain Association).

Hanaé Bisquert

Public Affairs and CSR Manager at Union of Brands

Hanaé Bisquert graduated from Sciences Po Paris with a Master's degree in political communication and holds a Certificate of Aptitude for the profession of Lawyer. She began her career in the energy sector before joining the Union des marques (then UDA) in 2011 as a lawyer / public affairs officer.

Since 2016, she has been in charge of subjects related to responsible communication and since 2018 she has been in charge of public affairs and CSR.

Within the Union des marques, she is in charge of all subjects related to responsibility and more particularly the development and implementation of the FAIRe Program - 15 commitments for responsible communication.

Adélaïde Chassort

CSR & Innovation Strategist at Zenith (Publicis Media agency)

I have more than 15 years of experience in media agencies, I first started in client consulting by accompanying major accounts on their communication strategy on very varied sectors (Unilever, Nestlé, Engie, Kering, BPCE, l'Oréal, Longchamp, etc). Since 2017, I have held a cross-functional position within the strategic planning department of Zenith, a Publicis Media agency, with a first mission on the digital transformation of the agency and, since 2019, the ambition to carry the CSR policy of the group within Publicis Media, in particular by co-founding the Publicis Media Project, a think tank to co-construct more responsible advertising solutions.

A graduate of the IECS business school, I am passionate about innovation and sustainable development. I was trained in Change Management at ESSEC in 2016 and this year I have undertaken an MBA at the Leonard de Vinci Institute on CSR management and organizational performance.

Laurence Rousseau

Editor in chief at MyEventNetwork

Laurence Rousseau has been a journalist specialising in events for 20 years and runs the Meet In media, which she bought from the Infopro Digital group in 2016. She also managed the editorial staff of L'Echo Touristique magazine between 2008 and 2016. In August 2020, she joined the team of the online media MyEventNetwork as editor-in-chief, while continuing the development of Meet In.

As an external lecturer at Novancia Business School Paris (Digital Marketing & Events Manager training), she also takes part in the main industry events (web programme "L'Evénementiel en état d'urgence" (events in a state of emergency), MEV congress, ComInTech, So Trend by Sodexo, IFTM, EVP American Express Meetings & Events) as a moderator or a speaker.

Benoît Laignel

Member Expert of the IPCC

Doctor Benoit Laignel is Professor at the University of Rouen Normandy in the CNRS UMR 6143 M2C Research Laboratory (Continental and Coastal Morphodynamics) and Department of Geosciences and Environment since 2004 (Senior Lecturer from 1998 to 2004); Associate Professor at Senghor University of Alexandria (Egypt) since 2010; Associate Researcher at the NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (2018-2019).

He obtained a PhD in 1997, then an Habilitation to Direct Research in 2003, in Geosciences and Environment, from the University of Rouen.

Professor Laignel is a member of several international, national and regional scientific networks:
- Member/Expert of the IPCC/GIEC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change),
- Member of the Friend network of the International Hydrological Programme of UNESCO,
- Member of the Science Team of the SWOT satellite mission (1Ga € programme CNES, NASA, ECSA & UKSA) and Coordinator on coastal and estuarine areas,
- Co-Founder and Co-Chairman of the Water and Climate Network in the Maghreb,
- Member of the Mission régionale d'autorité environnementale (MRAe) appointed by the Minister for the Environment, Energy and the Sea (2016 to 2019),
- Co-Chairman of the Normandy IPCC at the initiative of the Normandy Region,
- President of the local IPCC of the Metropolis of Rouen Normandy within the framework of the local COP 21 of the Metropolis in partnership with WWF and ADEME.

Professor Laignel has participated or is currently participating in 42 scientific programmes (16 as coordinator, 11 International, 11 National, 11 Inter-Regional, 9 Regional). He has published 90 articles, including 70 in indexed international journals and has participated in 145 communications at national and international conferences and has given 50 guest lectures.

His research topics include: climate change and water resources and hazards/risks (flooding, erosion), monitoring of coastal and estuarine hydrodynamics by satellites.

Santi Valldepérez

Co-fondateur de Filmsnòmades.

Audiovisual Communication Degree from Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona (2001). Has studied highly specialized courses in documentary filmmaking at the School of Film and Television of San Antonio de los Baños (Cuba) in 2002, and the Ateliers Varan in Paris in 2007.
His last documentary film, Buda (Best Film Award in Memorimage 2013, Jury and Audience Award for the Best International Documentary in Columbia Gorge International Film Festival 2014) is a co-production among his production company, Filmsnòmades, Televisión Española -TVE- and Televisió de Catalunya-TV3. His advertising film El Nacional Barcelona (2015) won the First Prize in the Gastronomy and Wines Category at the 2015 Art&Tur International Film Festival (Vila Nova da Gaia, Portugal). In March 2011, his piece Festa Major (2009), produced for the video festival Strobe, won the Audience Award in the Contemporary Art Week in Mar del Plata (Argentina).
In addition to documentaries and audiovisual works, he regularly collaborates in travel print media. In October 2016, Santi founded PVS Media, Communication Consulting Agency. On January 2015 he engaged The Do Good Company (TDG) as EU Director, a vehicle to incubate ideas to make the world safer and claeaner.
In 2016, Santi Valldepérez was member of the Jury in the 1st editon of MónFilmat, International Landscape Film Festival (Spain) and the IX edition of ART&TUR - International Tourism Film Festival. His company Filmsnòmades organises the festival terres Catalunya - INTERNATIONAL TOURISM FILM FESTIVAL.

Patrice Legendre

TOP/COM

Patrice Legendre, Math-sup,Math-spé, graduated from the Institut Supérieur de Gestion in 78, started his professional life in the audiovisual industry.

From 1975 to 1988, he directed and produced with CLAPMEDIA numerous films for cinema (short and feature films), television (documentary series) and communication (corporate films). Awarded several times in national and international festivals, he won the Grand Prix of the Biarritz Festival in 86.
In 1984, he founded L'Expression d'entreprise, now TOP/COM EXPRESSION, a magazine specialising in communication and created the "dircom" brand, which he registered at the INPI.

In 1995, he took over the TOP/COM brand and transformed the Deauville trade fair into a Congress in Paris with two annual meetings. In January, the TOP/COM GRANDS PRIX Corporate Business deals with institutional communication. In October, the TOP/COM Consumer is devoted to brands and consumer products.

In 1999, in order to involve agencies and advertisers, he created the TOP/COM Grand Prix. Their originality lies in the fact that they concern all the communication professions and invite the winners of the TOP/COM GRANDS PRIX to defend their case orally before a jury of advertisers.
At the end of 2009, he took over the GIBORY brand which has three activities: recruitment and M&A consulting with TOP/COM GIBORY Search and M&A as well as agency selection consulting with GIBORY.

In 2017, he launches a new event, LES GRANDS PRIX LES ANNONCEURS DE L'ANNEE.

Bernard Emsellem

Communications Expert

With a degree in mathematics and a background in the humanities, Bernard Emsellem has practised the profession of communication in many different ways and under various responsibilities: consultant, associate director of Francom, president of TBWA Corporate, director of communication at SNCF. He was president of the association Communication Publique. He is the author of Capital Corporate (Editions Textuel - 2001) and Communication: why the message no longer gets across... (Editions François Bourin). He managed the SNCF's sustainable development policy for 5 years, and was vice-president of the SNCF Foundation.

Fabienne Pompey

UN Communications Officer, France

Trained as a journalist and reporter in Africa for some 20 years, Fabienne Pompey joined the United Nations in 2011 in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, for the World Food Programme. In 2014, she returns to Europe to work at the United Nations Regional Information Centre (UNRIC) where she is in charge of communications for the UN Secretariat in France. Supporting several cultural events, she has formed a partnership with the Mobile Film festival (Un smartphone, une minute, un film) and supported two editions of this festival dedicated to climate change. Its office relays the messages and efforts of the United Nations to strengthen the fight against greenhouse gas emissions and international cooperation in the fight against climate change. UNRIC is also dedicated to promoting the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, adopted by Member States in 2015, which aim to reduce inequalities, combat climate change and promote peace.

Monique Barbaroux

Ministery of Culture and Communication

A graduate of Sciences Po and former student of the ENA, Monique Barbaroux has been a senior civil servant for sustainable development at the Ministry of Culture since autumn 2016.

During a career entirely devoted to cultural development, she has been in charge of supporting national theatres and coordinating commissions for plastic works in public spaces. She worked for two years in Canada in the project team leading up to the opening of the Musée de la Civilisation in Quebec City.

She then served as general director of public institutions: the Comédie Française, the Musee des arts décoratifs, the Centre Georges Pompidou, Le Parc et Halle de la Villette, the Centre national du Cinema and, most recently, the Centre national de la Danse. Associate professor at the Sorbonne nouvelle university, she has taught courses on the economics of cinema, copyright and the conservation of film heritage.

Michael Geidel

Producer and Co-founder of Green Film Initiative

Michael is an award-winning producer, trained journalist and director for short and new media projects. In the last 15 years he worked at leading media companies in Germany and abroad, like German major Indie producer/distributor Kinowelt (now Studiocanal) and the film university Potsdam-Babelsberg, where he co-founded the Green Film Initiative, which started at a panel at the Berlinale Talent Campus in 2012 and since then collaborated with e.g. BFI, WorldBank, BBC, Ecoprod, Sky TV, the PGA Green & others to promote and support sustainability in the film business . Michael produced international documentaries, fiction, web-documentaries, AR- and VR Experiences, 360° films and games, that were invited to A-festivals and sold to HBO and Netflix. Michael is published author, former Berlinale Talent Campus Expert, alumni of the Pixel Lab, Eurodoc, the Multi-Platform Business School and EAVE, lectures at universities and speaks at conferences like the Berlin Film Festival Coproduction Market, Festival de Cannes NEXT, Silk Road IFF Xian, AWE, Gamescom and mipTV.

Philippe Kunter

Director of Sustainable Development and CSR at Bpifrance

Philippe KUNTER is Director of Sustainable Development and CSR at Bpifrance and has previously been Group Risk Consolidation Director, in charge of the risk management department, since its creation in 2013.

Prior to that, he gained 9 years of experience in the private equity sector as Secretary General and HR Director of CDC Entreprises, and 3 years in the Central Audit department of Caisse des Dépôts (CDC) as an auditor and member of the Management Committee, He has 16 years of experience in the banking sector as Branch Manager, Key Account Manager and Senior Banker, working with VSEs, SMEs, ETIs and large companies, at Bred, Unicredit/CNCA and Crédit Agricole Indosuez.

Trained at the HEC preparatory school and IPAG business school, successively auditor and committee manager at the Institut des Hautes Etudes de Défense Nationale (IHEDN), national session.

Magdalena Dulac 

Philologue, in charge of audiovisual at Colas

Philologue, in charge of audiovisual for the Colas Group (world leader in the construction, maintenance and upkeep of transport infrastructures). In this capacity, she monitors all of the Group's audiovisual productions, which have won more than twenty professional communication awards over the past ten years.

Stéphane Aver

President of the Transitions Foundation 

Stéphane Aver graduated from the Pantheon-Sorbonne University with a specialisation in business administration, banking and finance. In 2002, he became Chairman of Tech Value SA, a firm that invests in disruptive technologies in the IT, F&B and service sectors. In 2006, he founded and became Chairman of Aaqius, a company specialising in the creation and deployment worldwide of innovative CO₂-reduction technological standards. Aaqius became a key solutions partner for emissions controls with market-leading DPF and SCR technologies. In 2017, Aaqius spun-off Stor-H Technologies. Launched after 8 years of R&D within Aaqius, Stor-H is a new zero-CO₂ energy standard that powers urban & light mobility through the use of a disruptive and proprietary hydrogen storage technology. In 2017, he founded AALPS Capital, a French asset management company, with an innovative fund dedicated to Green energy and the mobility sector on a global scale. In 2018, Stéphane Aver became President of the Transitions Foundation, under the auspices of FACE (Foundation Agir Contre l’Exclusion), chaired by Gérard Mestrallet, former Chairman of Engie.  He is also a founding member of the Mediterranean Climate House based in Tangiers. Stéphane Aver is a member of the Prospective & Innovation Foundation, chaired by Jean-Pierre Raffarin, the former French Prime Minister. Also a member of the Board of Directors of the Franco-Arab Chamber of Commerce and member of BOAO Forum for Asia, chaired by Ban Ki-moon, the 8th Secretary General of the United Nations.

Kotrina Gutsche

Green Consulting at BLUECHILDFILM (Germany)

Korina Gutsche is a "green" consultant, teacher, speaker and advocate for sustainability and environment in media production since 2012. Korina teaches seminars for professionals and students on sustainable filmmaking throughout Germany and also works freelance as a production manager. Korina's professional habitat is nature and environmental film festivals, drawing attention to global issues through films such as the global climate crisis and achieving the 17 sustainability goals. Korina has over 30 years of experience as a project manager, environmental engineer and communications expert. When she was a student, she was an activist for the grassroots green movement "Ark", contributing to the creation of the Green Party in the former GDR (East Germany). In 2018 and 2019, she focused on transforming German art cinemas into more environmentally friendly organizations. From 2014 to 2019, she initiated and taught youth film workshops on green storytelling and climate-friendly film production, winning the GREEN SCREEN award, "Green Junior Report" in 2018. From 2013 to 2019, Korina curated green "Bike-screenings" at the UFA Fabrik Berlin and the CINEMARE International Ocean Film Festival. Korina serves on various sustainability panels and is a jury member of several film festivals. She is an advocate for peace, biodiversity and ocean conservation. Her motto is: We like to make sustainable films.

Francisco Dias

Founder and director from ART&TUR

Francisco Dias holds a PhD degree in Tourism Science from the University of Perpignan, France.

He is Associate Professor of the School Tourism and Maritime Technology at the IPLeiria – the Polytechnic Institute of Leiria (Portugal), and Diretor of the ART&TUR – International Tourism Film Festival. Moreover, he was the founder and the first editor-in-chief of the European Journal of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation and also the former diretor of GiTUR – Tourism Research Unit of Leiria Polytechnic.

Due to his entrepreneurial initiative, several international projects and networks have been created, namely: International Conference on Destination Branding, Heritage and Authenticity (Univ. of Santigo de Compostela, Spain, 2012); International Conference of Tourism, Hospitality and Recreation (Univ. School of Physical Education in Poznan, Poland, 2014); Euro-Asia Tourism Studies Association (he was its first president of Direction Board, being and nowadays the vice-president); 2nd EATSA Conference (univ. of Lisbon and Coimbra and Leiria Polytechnic, Portugal, 2016); and Centro de Portugal Film Commission (founder member and as vice-president); Favourite Destinations Worldwide project, among others projects. His researches have been published in several leading journals, such as Annals of Tourism Research, British Food Journal, Community Development and European Journal of Tourism Research.  

Bernard Deljarrie

General Delegate of Cap'Com

The professional network that brings together public and territorial communicators. An economist by training, Bernard Deljarrie has spent his entire career working for the local sector. A journalist, then director of communication for a public body and deputy mayor, he joined Cap'Com in 2009.

Laurent Setton

Senior civil servant in charge of sustainable development at the Ministry of Social Affairs, Previous Vice-President of "Public Communication"

Prefigurator, then first head of the Delegation for Information and Communication of the Social Ministries from 2005 to 2013, Laurent SETTON, enarque (1986, promotion Denis Diderot), began his career as deputy head, then head of the mission "Professional Insertion" at the Delegation for Employment in 1986. 

Head of the "Employment Promotion" mission at the Delegation for Employment in 1990, he then left for the Ministry of Culture, Head of the Department of Public Affairs, Educational Action and Cultural Dissemination at the Direction des Musées de France in 1991, as part of his mobility.

Deputy Director of Communication at the Ministry of Employment from 1994 to 2001, he was then Deputy Head of the Department of Labor Relations at the same Ministry from 2001 to 2005.

He was head of the Information and Communication Department at the Ministry of Health and Solidarity from 2005 to 2007.

He has been a senior official in charge of sustainable development with the Secretary General of the Ministries in charge of Social Affairs since 2015 and also in charge of the functions of senior official for equal rights between women and men, with the same Secretary General since late 2017. 

Since 2017, he has been organizing the General Secretariat's meetings for the agents of the ministries.

He was also administrator from 2005 to 2020 and Vice President from November 2014 to the end of 2020, of the association Communication Publique, which brings together nearly 250 heads of communication of institutions, local authorities and public organizations. 

In this capacity, he was the coordinator since 2016 of the Entretiens de Communication Publique, which aim each year to highlight the role of communication in the definition and implementation of public policies.

Pacsal Grihault

Director of the "Génération Durable" Film Festival.

Director of the MJC de Bernay, an association for environmental education and sustainable development for 25 years.

Director of the Nature and Environment Film Festival "Génération Durable" for 10 years in Normandy (12,000 spectators in 2019).

Co-organizer of the regional scheme around the film "Tomorrow" by Mélanie Laurent and Cyril Dion. Educational scheme for 16-25 year olds in the Normandy region (since 2017, around a hundred schools and around 10,000 young participants).

Member of the film selection committee of the AlimenTerre festival (international event on sustainable and solidarity food).

Administrator of regional associations for environmental education and sustainable development (Cardere et Graine Normandie).

Aurélie Marx

Digital Unit Science and Knowledge - ARTE

Aurélie Marx studied Germanistics at the Sorbonne Nouvelle University and at the Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon. After teaching for a few years, she joined the Franco-German channel in the office of the president of ARTE France in Paris. In 2013, she joined the ARTE teams in Strasbourg, in the programming department and then as head of the digital platform ARTE Future. She is currently coordinator of the Sciences and Knowledge digital offer, which includes programmes related to nature and the environment.

Frédéric Poisson

Cité des sciences et de l’industrie, Progam Director

After several years at the head of an eco-museum dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of forest heritage, Frédéric Poisson's career at Universcience (Cité des sciences et de l'industrie and Palais de la Découverte in Paris) has taken him from scientific animation to exhibition design at the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie. He then held the position of programme director in charge of cultural programming at the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie.

He is now Director of the Delegation for Major Development Projects and Sustainable Development and is in charge of implementing major renovation projects for the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie and the Palais de la découverte, as well as the institution's social responsibility policy.

He also manages cultural engineering missions both in France and abroad, in the context of the renovation or creation of cultural and educational centres dedicated to science and innovation.

Daniel Ellezam

Responsible for audiovisual heritage collections at the National Library of France

In charge of prospecting for legal deposit so that all publishing and production made available to the public on our territory, join the heritage collections to be preserved, preserved and enhanced: fiction, documentary, video art or corporate institutional as well as corporate and on all distribution media.

Initiator and organizer of the "Creation to order" days in 2012 and 2014 on corporate film at BnF. From 2007 to 2013, director of the DVD collection "Films in the classroom" for Canopé (Sceren-CNDP). Consultant in search of partnerships and programming for various film meetings or festivals (as programmer or jury member) in all fields of the audiovisual industry.

Olivier Lerude

Senior civil servant in charge of sustainable development at the Ministry of Culture

Olivier Lerude has a degree in history, a PhD in political science and is the State's chief urban architect. He is now a senior civil servant in charge of sustainable development at the Ministry of Culture, where he is responsible for the issues raised by sustainable development in the cultural field.

Through animation and awareness-raising activities, as well as through the management of operational projects such as the setting up of exhibitions, he tackles a wide range of themes concerning the living as a cultural issue, the circular economy, the creation facing the challenges of tomorrow's world, the ecological transition of the cultural industries, the adaptation of heritage to climate change, and sustainable architecture.

Catherine Reichert

Positive impact communication

Catherine Reichert has spent most of her career in international groups in the tech and digital world. After having gained experience in marketing functions, Catherine turned to communication and took the digital train. Catherine was thus responsible for public relations for Monster's Southern Europe before taking over as head of Yahoo's corporate communications team for France and then Southern Europe. Catherine comes from CELSA.

She is very involved in the field of diversity and more specifically in gender equality. Catherine has never stopped strengthening her commitment by putting her convictions and expertise at the service of this cause. In 2017, she will manage the communication of La Journée de la Femme Digitale. Member of the steering committee of Toutes Femmes Toutes Communicantes, the women's network of Com-Ent, one of the most important associations of communication professions in France, she contributes to the elaboration and distribution of the Kit for a non-sexist communication and to the organisation of the 1st day against sexism.

Passionate about social issues, Catherine is convinced of the fundamental and strategic role that communication plays in the transformation of societies and businesses. A fervent advocate of diversity as a major source of progress, Catherine is convinced that everyone can, at their own level, play a role and make the world evolve positively.

Rodney Rascona

Director

Within a three decade long professional advertising career, Rascona has created poignant photography and film for the past 19 years across the globe in support of international organizations working very hard to help ease the human condition. Rodney has been tasked with creating strong story, equally strong aesthetic - trusted in covering some of the 21st century’s most pressing global issues, [2004 Southeast Asia Tsunami, 2010 Haitian earthquake, the Somali/Kenya exodus, Ethiopian Famine, HIV/AIDS in East Africa, Kenya’s Drought, Post-Genocide Rwanda, Women's Rights in Congo, Philippines typhoon Haiyan, Global Women's Health and Human Rights, Gender Equality to STEM/STEAM initiatives], consistently delivering frame-by-frame impact for clients from NGOs to the United Nations Foundation on international development, relief and advertising productions.
His assignments have stretched from Latin America to East Africa, the Indian Sub-Continent to Indochina with multiple projects throughout all regions, from the jungles of Cambodia to the arid desert lands of northern Kenya, remote locations along tributaries of the Amazon to Europe, and to conflict zones in Congo. Rodney enjoys dual disciplines as an award winning, recognized Photographer and documentary film Director, working with known brands within the corporate marketing and communications sectors, both agency driven and client direct, from the United Nations Foundation to NGOs to help raise awareness to serious issues needing equally serious solutions.

Isabelle Hugues-Wachsmuth

Project manager Art Impact For Health, World Health Organization

Isabelle WACHSMUTH, MSc, MPH is an expert in multi-sectoral institutional and human capacity building with 23 years of experience in an international network promoting and implementing knowledge management and collaborative intelligent solutions in both high and low income countries. She was Director of international advanced technology projects in private sector. She is currently responsible of the project Art Impact For Health (to contribute to Health For All) under the leadership of WHO General Director and manages for WHO several projects at the Universal Health Coverage and Life course Division, like the initiative Linguistic Collaborations through the networking and animation of Health Information For All Forums. She has contributed to several emergent areas in health system like genomic, palliative care, use of science in the improvement of healthcare service delivery, quality of care, health innovation, integrated people centred approaches and community engagement. Previously, she was project and communication manager of EVIPNet (Evidence Informed Policy Network) at the Knowledge Ethic and Research Department at WHO Headquarter for 7 years, designing and bringing to life its social network for helping policy-makers to make better decisions based on evidence and to establish sustainable partnerships and collaboration with others stakeholders. She has worked with the implementation of knowledge management and e-learning platforms for others projects in WHO and previously Vivendi Universal. She had also worked for UN Economic Commissions on Public private partnerships and renewable energies solutions.

Philipp Berens

Philipp Berens, ARTE Magazin (ALLEMAGNE)

Working experience as journalist, editor and marketing expert in several media companies. Having worked for „Cinema“, Europe’s largest movie magazine as well as for Buena Vista Film, Warner Bros. and Bavaria Film as PR and marketing manager. Since 2008 working as project manager of ARTE Magazin, the German print publication of the renowned German-French TV station. Supporter of Surfrider Foundation and member of the Green Party in Germany.

Jutta Scheffer

Journalist, Euronews (GERMANY)

Jutta Scheffer, began her career as a german journalist with the public broadcaster ARD. In 2000, she joined the editorial staff of the German service of Euronews in Lyon and became Head of Publishing and Producer. Currently in charge of external editorial relations at Euronews, she is in charge of programme and image sales, co-productions and programme exchanges with shareholder and partner channels.

Xavière Farrer Hutchison

France Télévisions
CSR – Environment - Climate

A graduate of the Institut Supérieur de l'Image et du Son, Xavière Farrer Hutchison contributes to the consideration of environmental and climate issues in the activities of the France Télévisions group.
After an initial professional career dedicated solely to the audiovisual sector, within the Arte, France 5 and then France Télévisions channels, as well as in China with the Shanghai Media Group, she joined the group's CSR department.
Deploying an environmental policy within France Télévisions is an opportunity to think about the responsibility and role of a public media in a society in transition.
An ambition, as much as a conviction, that Xavière shares and builds on with the group's employees and with all those involved in these major issues.

Sophie Delorme

Senior Consultant in Sustainable Development

After starting her career in communications, Sophie created in 2011 the Social and Environmental Responsibility department -RSE- of the France Télévisions media group. There she develops more specifically the activities of the Ecoprod collective, commits the television channels' productions to reducing their environmental footprint and initiates the consideration of CSR themes in the scenarios and programme content (fiction, documentary, sets...).

She founded the agency Sur Terre in January 2020. Based in Latin America in Bogota and in France in Paris, the team draws inspiration from best practices on both continents with the aim of leading organizations towards sustainable success and helping them to contribute to a more resilient planet.

Sur Terre supports management teams in structuring and enhancing their CSR and innovation strategies and commitments. With its expertise in the cultural and events sector (venues, festivals, creation and production structures, etc.), the agency assists with certification (ISO 26000, ISO 20121.ISO 14001).

Antonio Cadierno Parodi

Director, Producer and Distributor of Social and Anthropological Documentaries

Antonio is the founder and President of AntropoDocs & Films S.L., an international Production and Distribution company in the field of Documentaries in Anthropology and Human being in his natural environment. He is also the founder (2010) and Director of the documentary Film Festival MAAM at the Anthropologist National Museum of Madrid, Spain.

He is spokesman of the Instituto Madrileño de Antropología, Delegate of the World Anthropological Council of Anthropological Associations, Member of the Scientific Committee of the “Visual Research Network” .University Professor on “Visual Anthropology and Transmedia'' at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

He is interested in the way transmedia storytelling embodies the cinematic language with the complex human information. As a distributor, he works with Arte, YLE, NHK, RTVE, PBS, Movistar +… among others As a producer his productions have been awarded (+50) at festivals like FIPA, IDFA, ASTRA, DOK LEIPZIG, DOCUMENTA, Hollywood Independent Documentary Awards, Sunny Side of the Doc and much more.

He is currently in the production of "LIKUIT" a Transmedia documentary series and docugame based on the cultural heritage on the use and management of WATER in old cultures.

Juan Solera

Sales and Acquisitions Manager at SIDEWAYSFILM

Juan Solera has worked distributing and producing documentaries for over ten years, and he is part of the Sideways Film crew for the last five years. During his career he has represented documentaries like Cobain: Montage of Heck, Martha: A Picture Story or Nomad: In the Footsteps of Bruce Chatwin by Werner Herzog.

He is usually invited as a Decision Maker to events like Sheffield Doc Fest, HotDocs, RIDM Montreal, Rio2c (also as a consultant), MiradasDoc, Doc Montevideo, Docs SP, Thessaloniki and more. He has also participated as a Juror for the International Emmy Awards and invited as an expert to EAVE. He is also usually present in panels and pitching forums in diverse international festivals and markets.

He has also produced a documentary on e-waste (Blame Game, 2018) which licensed to several broadcasters and platforms worldwide and got awarded in different international festivals including Deauville Green Awards.

Serge Marti

Journalist - Le Monde / Planète

Dominique Martin Ferrari

Journalist specialized in environment and sustainable development

Dominique Martin Ferrari has a degree in classics and a master's degree in philosophy. She taught before devoting herself to journalism specializing in the environment and sustainable development
1983: journalist: CP 50 989;
1991 creation of the production company AED;
1995/2005: production/directing of "gaïa, magazine de l'environnement développement" (France 5),
2005/2015 "éclats de planète" (France Ô) ; "terroirs et cours de ferme" France 5;
2015/2017 "Mysteries of yesterday and today" France Ô; several 52'.

Birgit Heidsiek

Journaliste Film/Médias (ALLEMAGNE)

Birgit Heidsiek, a graduate in Political Science, works as a film/media journalist and film critic for publications such as the German film trade magazine Filmecho Filmwoche and the European online platform Cineuropa as well as for the daily newspaper Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger, among others. In addition, she is the Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of Green Film Shooting magazine and its accompanying website, established in 2012, which are devoted to sustainability in the film and media world. She also teaches courses in the Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Technical Journalism departments at the Bonn-Rhein-Sieg University of Applied Sciences, where she is a member of the faculty.

Catherine Puiseux Kakpo

President of the African Agency for Sustainable Development

Catherine PUISEUX-KAKPO coordinates the corporate social responsibility approach for the TF1 group, which she joined in 1995.

For the Group, she has led several cross-disciplinary initiatives related to change management, the introduction of Quality and Risk Management. In 2005, she set up the corporate social responsibility approach, and has since been developing issues specific to the media. It initiated the setting up of two sector-based collectives: Ecoprod, to develop the ecology of filming, and the CSR Media Forum.

She holds a Master 2 "Sustainable Development Strategies and Corporate Social Responsibility". She is personally involved in the Parisian cooperative supermarket project La Louve, and in the promotion of sustainable development in Africa.

Valérie Martin

Head of Citizen Mobilization and Media Service (SMCM) - ADEME

Holder of a DEA in environmental economics from the University of Paris I, Valérie Martin joined the French Environment and Energy Management Agency (ADEME) in June 1993. She held various positions before being appointed head of the Citizen Mobilisation and Media department on 1 January 2008. In this capacity, she is in charge in particular of managing campaigns relating to energy renovation and the circular economy. In addition, she steers the Agency's general public strategy, which was published in early 2019. It is also involved in steering actions related to responsible communication and responsible marketing. She is co-author of various collective works: "nouveaux mythes, nouveaux imaginaires pour un monde durable" (Les Petits Matins edition), "un autre monde est possible; Lost in Transitions? "(dawn edition), the "eco-communication guide" (Eyrolles edition) and the "responsible communication guide" (ADEME editions - January 2020).

Julien Tricard

President and founder of Media Club Green

Julien Tricard is a producer of documentaries and fictions for Lucien TV, as well as President and founder of the Media Club Green, an NGO dedicated to the promotion of environmental issues in the cinema/audiovisual sector. He is also president of the association Les Concerts de Poche.

He was previously literary director and artistic producer at Endemol Fiction and program advisor at the fiction department of M6.

Julien holds a post-graduate degree in audiovisual communication law and administration (Paris I), a post-graduate degree in comparative law (Paris II), a master's degree in tax law/business law (Paris II) and a degree in English law (Paris II/University College London).

Ilann Girard

Former Senior Vice President, Legal & Business Affairs of Pandora Cinéma

Former Senior Vice President, Legal & Business Affairs of Pandora Cinéma, an international financing and sales company, Ilann Girard created in 2002 ARSAM, a consulting company and in 2003 ARSAM INTERNATIONAL, a production company. In 2012, he launched Online Film Financing (www.olffi.com), the first portal on public funding and the regulatory framework for audiovisual production.

His filmography includes more than 20 films including "March of the Emperor" (Oscar 2006) "Renaissance" (Annecy 2006) "Goodbye Bafana" by Bille August Cinema for Peace Award at the Berlinale 2007, "Lebanon" (Golden Lion, Biennale 2009) and more recently "Final Portrait" by Stanley Tucci, "Cunningham" by Alla Kovgan (Toronto 2019). His latest film shot in Bangladesh "The Salt in Our Waters" by Rezwan Shahriar Sumit has just won the Netpac Award 2020.

Sophie Guérinet

Co-founder of ACT-Responsible

Sophie Guérinet is responsible for the content and selection of the best social and environmental campaigns that she identifies in the world. She is the link between agencies and associations. She is also co-founder and leader of the Club NGAd, which brings together more than forty Communications Directors from the largest French associations. She has served on the juries of several creative awards (Care Awards, Epica, NG'Ad Grand Cristal, Les Trophée de la Com and the Creative Awards) and is now delighted to join the jury of the Deauville Green Awards 2019. Sophie is also a certified coach in professional accompaniment. Graduated in Sociology at Paris X and in Human Resources at IGS, she started her career in HR at Robert Laffont before joining AdForum in the USA in 2001 and ACT Responsible in 2006.

Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi

Critic & Innsbruck Nature Film Festival Creative Producer

Chiara Spagnoli Gabardi, is a film critic, sustainability reporter, and visual artist. With a degree in Political Sciences, a Master’s in Screenwriting & Film Production, and studies at the Lee Strasberg Theatre & Film Institute in New York and Los Angeles, Chiara has been working as a journalist since 2003; collaborating with international magazines and radio- television networks and has also been part of the Jury of several film festivals. As a bi- lingual reporter (British and Italian), who also speaks French and Spanish, she is a member of the Women Film Critics Circle in New York; the Italian Association of Journalists in Milan; the Federation of Film Critics of Europe and the Mediterranean; the SNCCI National Union of Italian Film Critics; the International Federation of Film Critics known as Fipresci. Chiara’s work in media intertwines with her artistic career: her paintings are subtly connected to the use of language, since the witty title of each creation is inspired by the materials she upcycles on canvas. Her “Material Puns” have so far been exhibited in 4 continents in the cities of Milan, Rome, Venice, Florence, Palermo, Bologna, London, Oxford, Paris, Barcelona, Innsbruck, Küstendorf, Manhattan, Kathmandu, Kolkata, and Port Douglas. Chiara is also a dedicated ARTivist, donating her works to the causes and humanitarians she supports and is a Professor of Phenomenology of Contemporary Arts at Istituto Europeo di Design in Milan.

Christelle Leroy

CSR Director - TF1 Group

As CSR Director of the TF1 group, her main mission is to support and nurture the group's commitments to solidarity, inclusion and sustainable society.
Her action includes both the approaches implemented internally, the TV and digital content offer and the impact of the TF1 group with its ecosystem.
She has a solid background in media and TV production, with the first part of her professional life devoted to program monetization, as well as a good knowledge of the associative world, with recognized expertise in the organization of charitable operations on the airwaves and in digital.
She took over as head of TF1's CSR department at the end of 2019 after more than 20 years with the Group (Eurosport International, e-TF1 and more recently the Content Department).
After an initial training in communication, she received a certification from HEC Paris as part of an advanced management program on leadership in 2018 and from Centrale Supelec for the training "Piloting the sustainable business model" in 2020.

Christophe Sommet

Director of Ushuaïa TV

Christophe Sommet is currently Deputy Director of the TF1 Group's theme channels, which include Ushuaïa TV, a discovery channel that for the past 13 years has been inviting viewers to marvel at the beauties of the world to encourage them to protect the planet. As the only channel entirely dedicated to sustainable development issues, Ushuaïa TV reports valuable testimonials designed to raise public awareness through its magazines and numerous previously unseen documentaries. Outside the screens, Ushuaïa TV is associated with many events and NGOs that share the same values.

Christophe Sommet is a graduate of the Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris (ESCP) and holds an MBA from the University of Austin in Texas. After several experiences in investment banking and strategy consulting, he joined the holding company of the Bouygues Group where he participated in the preparation of the first CSR reports of the Group. He joined the TF1 group in 2004 as General Secretary of the theme channels.

Sandra de Bailliencourt

Executive Director of Sparknews

With an entrepreneurial profile, Sandra has been developing companies in different sectors (sports, events, digital) for more than 15 years. She is now Managing Director of Sparknews. Sandra joined Sparknews in August 2015 as Managing Director. She has developed different types of companies over the last 15 years: in the field of sport (responsible for the partnership for the French America's Cup team), events (director of an agency in the South of France), digital (founder of Novedia Agency, freelance manager for several digital companies such as Educlever in EdTech, Webedia in media, Skoda France). Inspired by Sparknews' innovation and social commitment, Sandra strengthens the current activity and builds, with the team, new offers to further increase the impact of social innovation.

Jean-Baptiste Nicolas 

Founder and President of HELLO PLANET

Specialist in Communication and Content Production. Former Marketing Manager for Canal+.

For 10 years, Producer and Director with several awards to his credit, with more than 400 films for TV, advertising, web series, corporate and environment.

Member of several associations related to the education of underprivileged children and the environment.

Denis Darroy 

Manager of Normandie Images, the Regional Agency for the support and development of cinema, audiovisual and new media in Normandy

59 years old, married, 2 children

Manager of Normandie Images, the Regional Agency for the support and development of cinema, audiovisual and new media in Normandy since January 1rst 2018. Manger of the Pôle image Haute Normandie from 2009 to 2017.

Inspector Adviser for the cinema in the Alsace and Lorraine Region, delegate for the Centre National du Cinéma from 2001 to 2009. In charge of the cinema and city policy for Drac Lorraine from 1996 to 2001. Head of the Cultural Animation Department of the Lorraine Education League from 1989 to 2001.

Manager of the Regional Cinema Office in Lorraine from 1988 to 1989. Teacher from 1984 to 1988. Producer and director of documentaries and animated films Holder of a DESS in Multimedia Engineering.

Benoit Lemennais

Education Project Manager of sustainable development at Normandy region

After several experiences in the field of culture, mainly around the issues of supporting people and territories, including the Fort de Tourneville (Le Havre), a protean place combining culture and ecological transition, Benoit Lemennais joined the Sustainable Development mission within the Normandy Region, driven by the same desires for citizen emancipation, activation of the associative network and sustainable vitality of territories.

Moreover, as a multi-medium creator (films, performances, drawings...), his artistic activity is now oriented towards writing: After "Des îles au creux du ventre", a collection of contemporary poetry published in 2016 by La Renverse, "Main Oiseau", his next book (a children's album) will be published next fall by Motus.

Philippe Lesaffre

Journalist at MOUVEMENT UP

Philippe Lesaffre is a journalist for MOUVEMENT UP, the inspirational media for social and environmental solutions. This media highlights the solutions and the actors of change to create a more sustainable, ecological and responsible society.

Jean-François Camilleri 

President of Echo Studio

Jean-François Camilleri is President of Echo Studio, an impact film production studio, since 2019.
From 2009 to 2019, he was President of The Walt Disney Company France, Benelux, Francophone Africa.
From 2004 to 2009, he directed Buena Vista International, the distribution structure for Disney films in France.
He co-financed and distributed French documentaries such as La Marche de l'Empereur, Le Premier Cri, Sur le Chemin de l'Ecole and Il Etait Une Forêt.
In 2008, he founded and directed the Disneynature label, which specializes in the production of feature-length animal films.
From 1997 to 2004, he directed Gaumont Buena Vista International, and distributed Gaumont and Disney films in France.
Jean-François Camilleri is a Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres.
He is the author of LE MARKETING DU CINEMA and PUTAIN DE FILM.