[Music]
August 12, 1737 Normandy is history
Antoine Antoine born in a family
modest in this France before the
revolution
it is not yet half a century
later he will save thousands of
women and men from famine
apothecaries agrobiologists chemist
antoine parmentier is the first to
start eating apples from
earth in France in a year this root to
the king’s table
it makes it a noble food and
revolutionizes French nutrition
June 23, 1912 in London Allan starts his
life with a complicated childhood for this
mathematical engineering and the departure of
friends of his parents little understood by his
professors
introverted often alone and yet at
strength of research by following his
passion he will become one of
precursors of modern computing
during the second world war alan
turing gets up and decrypting them
German codes it becomes one of the
Pillars of Allied Victory 13
july 1927 alsace lorraine in a
family who will be decimated by the war
born simone who by his pugnacity his
will become not only one
Icons of the cause of women
but one of the promoters of europe and
of Franco-German reconciliation
simone veil gets up alone in
the hemicycle and decriminalizing
termination of pregnancy
change the lives of thousands of women
their common point they stood up
they were not afraid of their ideas and
by dint of will they changed the
world and especially especially they did it
without knowing it nor simone veil nor alan
turing me antoine parmentier did not know at
when they got up in a life
which was probably full of doubts
that they were going to change the life of
millions of pairs
We are the 6th of October 2018 in Lorient
this morning thousands of women from
thousands of men stood up thinking
probably they were very few
thing facing the challenges of the world and
yet they are you are we are
the at the asnl and simone and antoine du
tomorrow’s world as far as I’m concerned
do not really get up early I
am rather falling in the bath
the engagement of children with
parents engaged to the tips of their nails
so what does it give me
transmitted tiny a vision of the state
of the world and also a sense of
responsibility
me who was born and who lives in France
among the luckiest of the most
lucky they also gave me this
belief that the power to change
things to change the world we
belongs and this conviction I the
kept deeply rooted and over
years I grew up and I understood
that something had basically
changed the upheavals are too much
great
the stakes are huge and change
too fast
you can not lift it alone
do it massively, you have to do it
many and besides the facts
speak for themselves the inequalities they
have been increasing since 2016 the
cumulative wealth of the richest 1%
passes at the global level that of
99% remaining there are 4.7 billion
individuals who live with less
two dollars a day
4.7 billion the democracies recoil in
many countries women’s rights
as well
and the refugees who are you know
for 2/3 climatic are 250 million
5 times more than today
in 2050 and resources they
run out
one is seven and a half billion on a
planet over with modes of
management consumption production
waste that is antithetical to
this growth a figure one does the
freshwater supplies have decreased by
half per capita since 1960 at cap
in south africa there is no more water at
faucet and me if I had been told this is
ten years I would have thought it was
probably the scenario of a bad
science fiction movie technologies
she constantly questions our place
of man in the work in the face of nature
in short, upheavals of inequalities
resources that are running out of
technologies that challenge us all is
shaken
so what do we do I’m sure
that many of you are already getting up
do a lot and me today I
would like to invite you to do it
together to make body and if we
think about what organizations
that are powerful enough massive
to generate this change to great
ladder
and if the company was the best
organization to get up to do
body I have long thought that is c
the opposite that it was not his role
it was the state’s responsibility after all
it’s his job in the state is not in
same time I think we are confronted
at a lack of agility sometimes
efficiency and then especially when we
sees that in many biographies
the state is me louis xiv stadium
emmanuel macron senses terribly just
I’m wondering
I then thought it was
spring of ngos
after all these are they the pitchers
alert they are often the bernier
plane for the forgotten of the world and they
are key players
so twelve years ago I set up an NGO
who had ten years of program in Togo
is today in Mongolia and there I
lived from the inside the addiction to
subsidies and especially especially to the
generosity of those who commit to it
body and soul and suddenly the limits of
these actors who can not meet
these challenges
alone and then it turns out that I did
my classes on the benches of the archetype
of capitalism has shod and I have
discovered the mighty power
the sink
the power of the company and I also
discovered that this world was not so
terrible and it was the click
why not put this agility
this innovation capacity
this power at the service of others
things
the best organization
human to stand up and to make body
I see it in the room itself in the
penumbra who do not call themselves the company
seriously the company the symbol of
the exploitation of man by man
yesterday by machine work
today libé authorization
the company that drives us to the
overconsumption that exploit our
source
the company that flood our oceans with
plastic
this company there do not have this
company there a company to
reinvent a frugal local business
human a reasoned enterprise
seven other companies she’s acting with
and for her territory she puts her
imprint at the heart of its strategy
they think differently for his
customers it will seek to innovate for
the most fragile and this company there
it does not forget the profit and it’s not
what is asked of him?
because in the end it’s still a guarantee of
the effectiveness of the innovation of the effect
of scale but puts it at the service
other things serving some
something bigger
I see some in the other room or
maybe the same people who say that
all this is utopia
I do not think it’s them
slum and besides emmanuel faber you
know the danone boss to him wants
move your business from a seller
of yoghurt a food actor
sustainable for all and well emmanuel faber
he said this sentence that spoke to me there
says the economy without the social it’s from
barbarism
but the social without the economy is
utopia
so what does that mean
concretely throw of a man
it means 100 million euros
invested in sectors to repay
value to farmers that means
server product innovations
fragile customers in mexico at
bangladesh that means 12 billion
invested to become the leader
of bio in the United States does that
of course it does not come out of a
posture we get out of communication on
fate of what has long been called the
greenwashing
the so shocking we are in the concrete and
as such I do not know if you have
followed that yesterday but at the assembly was
voted an amendment to create a new
business status of the company
mission this law she must pact is going
help us go in that direction 21
October 1968 in Aquitaine
laurence another born into a family
where we’ve been doing politics since
French revolution and could the
change of society will only pass through
the state or by civil society then
this laurent it was
researcher is the true one in ministry
she was a diversity advisor
journalists and during this course
and ben however areq acquired the
belief that it is the company that
would be one of the most powerful levers of
solving our societal challenges and then
in 2008 at the turn of the crisis she
makes a dengue choice without any luggage
financial
she will launch the first fund
inpact investing investment a
investment fund that will seek to
have financial profitability but
also and above all a positive impact well
sure on the planet and on men
laurence méhaignerie rises for a
reasoned finance
May 12, 1983 toulouse I start his
life on the benches of the grandes écoles and
his career in the higher spheres of
finance and at 30 he drops all that
to see what is good
in our large distribution and the
put at the service of our trash and he
will collect 50 tons of
commodities that would be wasted cremated
who would end up in our campaigns who
would end up in our rivers for them
redistribute the revalorize the
transform in the circle of the economy
circular jean moreau and his 100
phoenix colleagues gets up for a
economy without waste but for all that
become massive so that all that we
really helps to make you body
will agree with me
we will have to still further
we will have to change our look
we’ll have to detract the way
whose business we have seen for
decades we will have to innovate
because it comes back fragile customers
poor isolated without damaging the planet and
being profitable if it was simple
would know a few years ago I
decided to get up too I left
the world of advice to get into
that of social entrepreneurship and
accompany support these projects
of different companies and then there are
two years I jumped in the big bath
that of entrepreneurship myself and
I set up my start up with
goal what to convey this
conviction and accompany all those who
in the companies want to change the
world but lack keys for
to appropriate his new models for
that they too tomorrow will rise
October 6, 2033 the future to do this
trip I want to ask to close the
eyes
there are some who are already sleeping
for them it will be easy
the others I will ask you to
close your eyes now your neighbor
will close your eyes too so it’s okay
go well
close your eyes
I’m 50 years old I let you do it
calculation for you as far as I’m concerned
I still probably have a good
twenty years to work then
in 15 years we imagine a scenario on
does a job without really knowing why
where machines have replaced a lot of
uninteresting things we had
the habit of doing and also things
we liked to do in 15 years we chat
with a stranger to the freshwater of the
planet
you do not know your neighbor in 15 years
we do not go to the pump anymore
because a little robot comes
automatically recharged our tank
of an essence almost impossible to
produce in 15 years one feeds on
batteries with a tangy taste because we have
exhausted our resources and in 15 years we
heard every week because b disappears from
the map for lack of water disaster
humanitarian
other disaster and there I have
recognize that I’m a little scared or
so in 15 years we do not have a job
and 3 complementary activities
fulfilling
some paid others not
in 15 years the machines for
support us
with great vigilance to help him
connected to make room for randomness at
the unexpected without leaving the fantasy of
the grown man we burn the wings
in 15 years we know his neighbor and his
neighbor and with them we trade we share
we trade in 15 years no longer going to the
pump
because we do not have cars in 15
years we feed on vegetables produced in
permaculture within 100 km of home
us or on the terrace farm of our
building in 15 years we let them
children be very different very
creative
very empathic because the school she
also has changed she teaches them to read
to count to write but not that she
teaches them to do with
rather than against asking questions
rather than remaining answers to
take care of them from others of their
environment in 15 years we live
together on the same planet
so preserve the wave of change
is here
the question is to know canned
on it or do we let myself
it is going to lie there for a job
so let’s open our eyes and let’s get up
for the world we want
[Applause]
August 12, 1737 Normandy is history
Antoine Antoine born in a family
modest in this France before the
revolution
it is not yet half a century
later he will save thousands of
women and men from famine
apothecaries agrobiologists chemist
antoine parmentier is the first to
start eating apples from
earth in France in a year this root to
the king’s table
it makes it a noble food and
revolutionizes French nutrition
June 23, 1912 in London Allan starts his
life with a complicated childhood for this
mathematical engineering and the departure of
friends of his parents little understood by his
professors
introverted often alone and yet at
strength of research by following his
passion he will become one of
precursors of modern computing
during the second world war alan
turing gets up and decrypting them
German codes it becomes one of the
Pillars of Allied Victory 13
july 1927 alsace lorraine in a
family who will be decimated by the war
born simone who by his pugnacity his
will become not only one
Icons of the cause of women
but one of the promoters of europe and
of Franco-German reconciliation
simone veil gets up alone in
the hemicycle and decriminalizing
termination of pregnancy
change the lives of thousands of women
their common point they stood up
they were not afraid of their ideas and
by dint of will they changed the
world and especially especially they did it
without knowing it nor simone veil nor alan
turing me antoine parmentier did not know at
when they got up in a life
which was probably full of doubts
that they were going to change the life of
millions of pairs
We are the 6th of October 2018 in Lorient
this morning thousands of women from
thousands of men stood up thinking
probably they were very few
thing facing the challenges of the world and
yet they are you are we are
the at the asnl and simone and antoine du
tomorrow’s world as far as I’m concerned
do not really get up early I
am rather falling in the bath
the engagement of children with
parents engaged to the tips of their nails
so what does it give me
transmitted tiny a vision of the state
of the world and also a sense of
responsibility
me who was born and who lives in France
among the luckiest of the most
lucky they also gave me this
belief that the power to change
things to change the world we
belongs and this conviction I the
kept deeply rooted and over
years I grew up and I understood
that something had basically
changed the upheavals are too much
great
the stakes are huge and change
too fast
you can not lift it alone
do it massively, you have to do it
many and besides the facts
speak for themselves the inequalities they
have been increasing since 2016 the
cumulative wealth of the richest 1%
passes at the global level that of
99% remaining there are 4.7 billion
individuals who live with less
two dollars a day
4.7 billion the democracies recoil in
many countries women’s rights
as well
and the refugees who are you know
for 2/3 climatic are 250 million
5 times more than today
in 2050 and resources they
run out
one is seven and a half billion on a
planet over with modes of
management consumption production
waste that is antithetical to
this growth a figure one does the
freshwater supplies have decreased by
half per capita since 1960 at cap
in south africa there is no more water at
faucet and me if I had been told this is
ten years I would have thought it was
probably the scenario of a bad
science fiction movie technologies
she constantly questions our place
of man in the work in the face of nature
in short, upheavals of inequalities
resources that are running out of
technologies that challenge us all is
shaken
so what do we do I’m sure
that many of you are already getting up
do a lot and me today I
would like to invite you to do it
together to make body and if we
think about what organizations
that are powerful enough massive
to generate this change to great
ladder
and if the company was the best
organization to get up to do
body I have long thought that is c
the opposite that it was not his role
it was the state’s responsibility after all
it’s his job in the state is not in
same time I think we are confronted
at a lack of agility sometimes
efficiency and then especially when we
sees that in many biographies
the state is me louis xiv stadium
emmanuel macron senses terribly just
I’m wondering
I then thought it was
spring of ngos
after all these are they the pitchers
alert they are often the bernier
plane for the forgotten of the world and they
are key players
so twelve years ago I set up an NGO
who had ten years of program in Togo
is today in Mongolia and there I
lived from the inside the addiction to
subsidies and especially especially to the
generosity of those who commit to it
body and soul and suddenly the limits of
these actors who can not meet
these challenges
alone and then it turns out that I did
my classes on the benches of the archetype
of capitalism has shod and I have
discovered the mighty power
the sink
the power of the company and I also
discovered that this world was not so
terrible and it was the click
why not put this agility
this innovation capacity
this power at the service of others
things
the best organization
human to stand up and to make body
I see it in the room itself in the
penumbra who do not call themselves the company
seriously the company the symbol of
the exploitation of man by man
yesterday by machine work
today libé authorization
the company that drives us to the
overconsumption that exploit our
source
the company that flood our oceans with
plastic
this company there do not have this
company there a company to
reinvent a frugal local business
human a reasoned enterprise
seven other companies she’s acting with
and for her territory she puts her
imprint at the heart of its strategy
they think differently for his
customers it will seek to innovate for
the most fragile and this company there
it does not forget the profit and it’s not
what is asked of him?
because in the end it’s still a guarantee of
the effectiveness of the innovation of the effect
of scale but puts it at the service
other things serving some
something bigger
I see some in the other room or
maybe the same people who say that
all this is utopia
I do not think it’s them
slum and besides emmanuel faber you
know the danone boss to him wants
move your business from a seller
of yoghurt a food actor
sustainable for all and well emmanuel faber
he said this sentence that spoke to me there
says the economy without the social it’s from
barbarism
but the social without the economy is
utopia
so what does that mean
concretely throw of a man
it means 100 million euros
invested in sectors to repay
value to farmers that means
server product innovations
fragile customers in mexico at
bangladesh that means 12 billion
invested to become the leader
of bio in the United States does that
of course it does not come out of a
posture we get out of communication on
fate of what has long been called the
greenwashing
the so shocking we are in the concrete and
as such I do not know if you have
followed that yesterday but at the assembly was
voted an amendment to create a new
business status of the company
mission this law she must pact is going
help us go in that direction 21
October 1968 in Aquitaine
laurence another born into a family
where we’ve been doing politics since
French revolution and could the
change of society will only pass through
the state or by civil society then
this laurent it was
researcher is the true one in ministry
she was a diversity advisor
journalists and during this course
and ben however areq acquired the
belief that it is the company that
would be one of the most powerful levers of
solving our societal challenges and then
in 2008 at the turn of the crisis she
makes a dengue choice without any luggage
financial
she will launch the first fund
inpact investing investment a
investment fund that will seek to
have financial profitability but
also and above all a positive impact well
sure on the planet and on men
laurence méhaignerie rises for a
reasoned finance
May 12, 1983 toulouse I start his
life on the benches of the grandes écoles and
his career in the higher spheres of
finance and at 30 he drops all that
to see what is good
in our large distribution and the
put at the service of our trash and he
will collect 50 tons of
commodities that would be wasted cremated
who would end up in our campaigns who
would end up in our rivers for them
redistribute the revalorize the
transform in the circle of the economy
circular jean moreau and his 100
phoenix colleagues gets up for a
economy without waste but for all that
become massive so that all that we
really helps to make you body
will agree with me
we will have to still further
we will have to change our look
we’ll have to detract the way
whose business we have seen for
decades we will have to innovate
because it comes back fragile customers
poor isolated without damaging the planet and
being profitable if it was simple
would know a few years ago I
decided to get up too I left
the world of advice to get into
that of social entrepreneurship and
accompany support these projects
of different companies and then there are
two years I jumped in the big bath
that of entrepreneurship myself and
I set up my start up with
goal what to convey this
conviction and accompany all those who
in the companies want to change the
world but lack keys for
to appropriate his new models for
that they too tomorrow will rise
October 6, 2033 the future to do this
trip I want to ask to close the
eyes
there are some who are already sleeping
for them it will be easy
the others I will ask you to
close your eyes now your neighbor
will close your eyes too so it’s okay
go well
close your eyes
I’m 50 years old I let you do it
calculation for you as far as I’m concerned
I still probably have a good
twenty years to work then
in 15 years we imagine a scenario on
does a job without really knowing why
where machines have replaced a lot of
uninteresting things we had
the habit of doing and also things
we liked to do in 15 years we chat
with a stranger to the freshwater of the
planet
you do not know your neighbor in 15 years
we do not go to the pump anymore
because a little robot comes
automatically recharged our tank
of an essence almost impossible to
produce in 15 years one feeds on
batteries with a tangy taste because we have
exhausted our resources and in 15 years we
heard every week because b disappears from
the map for lack of water disaster
humanitarian
other disaster and there I have
recognize that I’m a little scared or
so in 15 years we do not have a job
and 3 complementary activities
fulfilling
some paid others not
in 15 years the machines for
support us
with great vigilance to help him
connected to make room for randomness at
the unexpected without leaving the fantasy of
the grown man we burn the wings
in 15 years we know his neighbor and his
neighbor and with them we trade we share
we trade in 15 years no longer going to the
pump
because we do not have cars in 15
years we feed on vegetables produced in
permaculture within 100 km of home
us or on the terrace farm of our
building in 15 years we let them
children be very different very
creative
very empathic because the school she
also has changed she teaches them to read
to count to write but not that she
teaches them to do with
rather than against asking questions
rather than remaining answers to
take care of them from others of their
environment in 15 years we live
together on the same planet
so preserve the wave of change
is here
the question is to know canned
on it or do we let myself
it is going to lie there for a job
so let’s open our eyes and let’s get up
for the world we want
[Applause]
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