Fiumi-Tech: How SANDOZ Jean-Baptiste is revolutionizing the circular economy

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October 12, 2024

On October 10, 2024, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz, CEO of Company Project and Green Deal ambassador for the European Union, made his mark on the set of Capital Europe on BFM TV. There, he presented Fiumi-Tech, a key division of Company Project, designed to revolutionize the way communities and businesses approach the circular economy.

Fiumi-Tech: a design office to transform territories

As a strategic consultancy, Fiumi-Tech is much more than just a division. It is a concrete lever for action to support the transformation of territories and respond to climatic and economic challenges. During his appearance on BFM TV, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz put forward an ambitious vision: "To create circular economy semi-industries and work with local authorities and all players locally."

Fiumi-Tech stands out for its ability to :

Develop appropriate local solutions, in close partnership with local authorities.
Create viable circular economic sectors, particularly in waste management and materials recovery.
Stimulate technological innovation to boost business competitiveness while reducing their ecological footprint.

Shaking things up: the commitment of Company Project and its Chairman

Jean-Baptiste Sandoz, true to his mission as ambassador of the Green Deal, forcefully asserted:

"We need to move the lines and get things moving."

These words sound like a call to action, illustrating the proactive approach of Company Project and its Fiumi-Tech division. Together, they embody a model of sustainable innovation, capable of transforming environmental challenges into tangible economic opportunities.

An inspiring intervention

The visibility offered by BFM TV underlined the central role played by Company Project and Fiumi-Tech in Europe's ecological transition. By reinforcing their position as key players in the circular economy, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz and his team are demonstrating that concrete, local solutions are possible, and that they pave the way for a more sustainable future.