The Blue Equation we need to solve

opinion piece

At a time when artificial intelligence is driving investment figures through the roof and fueling debates on business transformation as well as its negative impacts, an anomaly persists: the vastest territory on our planet…

Author

Marie Ekeland // Nicolas Occhiminuti (Waves of Change) // Olivier Wenden (Fondation Albert II de Monaco) // Douglas Hensen-Luke (Future Planet Capital) // Anouk Veber (Sparkfood) // Christian Lim (co-management director of SWEN Blue Ocean), originally published in Les Échos

Sénamé Koffi: Taking Control of Destiny to Impose a Pan-African Vision of the Smart City

portrait

On the surface, Sénamé Koffi looks calm and ready. He also seems to have lived several contradictory lives. Born in 1980 in Lomé, Togo, the founder of HubCity and one of the stewards of the 2050 fund grew up in a modest environment, experienced…

Author

Guillaume Bregeras

The Blue Economy Momentum, investments are rising

ARTICLE

In the whirlwind of information surrounding us, certain news particularly catch our attention. They call us out, not only for their relevance, but especially for the underlying message they convey. Recently, three of these news have caught our attention, and all share a common theme: the urgency to rethink our models and invest in sustainable future.

Author

Meyha Camara

What if compliance could be made simple and attractive?

ARTICLE

Why does sustainable compliance scare?

Compliance, particularly with financial regulations, can often appear as an overwhelming task for many businesses. The term “compliance” is usually associated with intricate regulations, stringent audits, and the potential for punitive actions, making it a source of anxiety for many.

Author

Meyha Camara

The Emerging Enterprise

ARTICLE

Imagining the future of corporations in a changing world.

In a future marked by climate change, recurring crises, and technological transformations, how will the very nature of corporations, their business models, and ways of operating be transformed? And what role could corporations play with regard to these changes?

Why prevention is a great way to look after your health

ARTICLE

French healthcare professionals are claiming that they are exhausted, particularly since the COVID19 episode. Patients are complaining that they are being treated like diseased organs rather than people during medical consultations that are becoming shorter and less frequent. And researchers are observing an increase in social and regional health inequalities. How can we move away from a vision in which health appears to be reduced to a hospital-centric system of diagnosis and treatment?

Author

Professor Grégory Ninot

Professor at the University of Montpellier, specialising in the evaluation of non-drug interventions (NDIs)

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