Today’s economy is facing profound changes. This is particularly the case in the finance sector, as Ronan Le Moal, Chief Executive Officer of Crédit Mutuel Arkéa can testify, but also in e-commerce, an extremely competitive market where Guillaume Gibault founded his company, Le Slip Français. Together, they attended our AIMs conference to discuss the changes […]
January 18, 2019Today’s economy is facing profound changes. This is particularly the case in the finance sector, as Ronan Le Moal, Chief Executive Officer of Crédit Mutuel Arkéa can testify, but also in e-commerce, an extremely competitive market where Guillaume Gibault founded his company, Le Slip Français. Together, they attended our AIMs conference to discuss the changes needed to reinvent business models and develop new strategies to sustain a business.
The speakers, who belong to different generations, began by analyzing how career choices evolved for young business school graduates. Fifteen years ago, graduates favoured accounting and banking, which is the path chosen by Ronan Le Moal. In 2009, on the other hand, the trend was rather towards consulting, but Guillaume chose instead to launch his own company. It was only in 2010 that entrepreneurship was ‘democratized’so to speak.
“I think it’s a great time to start a business! That said, you must really want it and it is not mandatory.” Guillaume Gibault
When starting a business from scratch, entrepreneurs need to explore different avenues and leverage different opportunities to support their growth. “Everyone is talking about
Banks have become aware that their environment has drastically changed in recent years (recurrent economic crises, the digital age, regulatory pressures, etc.). In response to these challenges, two opposing strategies have emerged. The first is to maintain growth by following the same practices. The second is to open up to the ecosystem and commit to serving the economy and
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