150 years of impact on our territory: in the footsteps of Philibert Vrau
In 1875: the Catholic University was founded by two visionary leaders, textile manufacturers Philibert Vrau and Camille Féron-Vrau.
150 years later, what impact has this institution had on its territory, its companies and its leaders?
The event will open with an introduction by Arnaud Dernoncourt, director of RCF radio, followed by a presentation of the impact study carried out by the Agence de Développement et d'Urbanisme de Lille Métropole (Adulm).
Three round tables will punctuate the evening:
- Entreprendre pour Impacter
- Acting for the Common Good
- Innovating to Adapt
With numerous speakers: Barthélemy GUISLAIN - AFM, Thierry LANDRON - Meert, Laurent DELABY - GHICL, Alina GHINET - JUNIA, Amélie HOCHART - Feron Vrau, Christophe LESCROART - TEREOS, Béatrice REGNIER - Altéreos, Père Charles Marie RIGAIL...
To conclude, Patrick Scaufl aire will present his best wishes. The event will be followed by a cocktail reception in the Marc Roquette Atrium.
Free admission, with prior online registration.