Jean-Baptiste Sandoz and Company Project in Brussels - Discussing the future of the circular economy

Brussels, October 8-9, 2024 - As Green Deal ambassador for the European Union and recognized expert in the circular economy, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz played a central role at the European Week of Regions and Cities, a major event for climate and sustainable development policies. Meanwhile, his colleague Lola Ott brilliantly represented Company Project, highlighting the launch of Fiumi-Tech, an innovative initiative to support the ecological transition.

The event, which each year brings together political decision-makers, regional representatives and businesses, provided an opportunity for strategic discussions on concrete solutions for building a resilient and sustainable Europe.

Jean-Baptiste Sandoz: ambassador and key player in European policies

During these two days, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz took part in crucial exchanges with European politicians, notably around the following themes:

• Creation of a European Circular Innovation Valley (CEIV): An initiative to connect regions to accelerate the adoption of circular technologies.
• Turning just transition plans into investments: Discussions on the optimal mix of subsidies, funding and advice to support regions in transition.
• CINEA - Financing a greener future for Europe: Exploring the financial tools available for ambitious green projects.
• Promoting recovery and reuse in the EU construction sector: A strategic session to reduce the sector's carbon footprint.

During these exchanges, Mr. Sandoz shared his expertise and stressed the importance of greater support for local circular projects, such as those run by Company Project.

Lola Ott: the launch of Fiumi-Tech

At the same time, Lola Ott, long-standing collaborator and Managing Director of Fiumi-Tech, presented the official launch of this new entity. Fiumi-Tech has positioned itself as a key player in helping companies and local authorities move towards a circular economy.

His speech highlighted Fiumi-Tech's ambitions:

• Support innovation in emerging sustainable development professions.
• Propose advanced technological solutions to optimize recycling processes.
• Train the talents of tomorrow to accelerate the ecological transition.

"The launch of Fiumi-Tech marks an important milestone in our mission to build a more ambitious and inclusive circular economy," said Lola Ott.

"This European Week of Regions and Cities shows just how essential collaboration between regions, European institutions, and private players is to achieving our climate goals. By combining innovation and strategic financing, we can turn challenges into sustainable opportunities," said Jean-Baptiste SANDOZ.

The presence of Jean-Baptiste Sandoz and Company Project at this event illustrates a total commitment to supporting a circular economy on a European scale. As a recognized expert in the circular economy and ambassador of the European Green Deal, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz, accompanied by Company Project flagship initiatives such as Fiumi-Tech, continues to position himself and his company as a central player in the ecological transition and sustainable development. Alongside him, Lola Ott, an expert in awareness-raising and training, plays a key role in reinforcing the educational and operational impact of these initiatives.