Institut de l'entreprise: English

Institut de l’entreprise is a non-profit association under French Law, founded in 1975 by some thirty major corporations. The instigators were driven by the desire to have their own think tank, independent of any trade union or political agenda, to help them define their own strategy. That strategy would be built up by preparing in-depth analyses focusing on management developments and societal issues specific to the business environment, taking the time and resources required to do so.

Today, Institut de l’entreprise includes 120 members from all sectors of the economy, who account for more than 20% of the commercial GDP. Its role is to promote medium and long-term studies and to give a truly prospective dimension to the thinking of business leaders.

Both distinct from professional organizations and constantly interacting with them, the Institut stands out for its ability to remain free from the pressures of the immediate economic situation. Aiming to put into perspective the positions of all of the major forces in the economy and society in France and abroad, it is both a place for developing a modern approach to managerial thinking and a think tank for deliberating the major issues in society.As such, it makes an original contribution to corporate thinking.

Within the business community, the Institut is positioned upstream from professional organizations which it provides with analyses and proposals. It takes a long-term view of its functions of reflection and communication. It states its convictions clearly but its independence guarantees both its credibility and its authority.

Within the intellectual community, it develops teaching through facts, favours a forwardlooking approach and conducts all of its thinking against the background of the international world to which its members belong.

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Chairman

Michel PEBEREAU

Honory Chairmen

Michel BON (2002 - 2004), Bertrand COLLOMB (1996 - 2001), Didier PINEAU-VALENCIENNE (1993 - 1995), Yves CANNAC (1990 - 1992), François GUIRAUD (1987 - 1989), François PERIGOT (1983 - 1986), Jean CHENEVIER (1975 - 1982), François DALLE.

Executive committee

Robert BACONNIER (ANSA), Françoise GRI (Manpower France), Xavier HUILLARD (Vinci), Henri LACHMANN (Schneider Electric), Gérard MESTRALLET (GDF Suez), Michel PEBEREAU (BNP Paribas), Frédéric SAINT-GEOURS (UIMM).

Advisory Council

Robert BACONNIER (ANSA), Pierre BELLON (Sodexo), Laurent BURELLE (Plastic Omnium), Philippe CARLI (Siemens France), Henri de CASTRIES (AXA), Françoise GRI (Manpower France), Xavier HUILLARD (Vinci), Henri LACHMANN (Schneider Electric), Bruno LAFONT (Lafarge), Gérard MESTRALLET (GDF Suez), Michel PEBEREAU (BNP Paribas), Henri PROGLIO (EDF), Denis RANQUE (Technicolor), Pierre RICHARD (administrateur de société), Frédéric SAINT-GEOURS (UIMM), Ernest-Antoine SEILLIERE (Wendel Investissement), Pierre SIMON (Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de Paris), Jean-François THEODORE (Nyse Euronext), Jean-Philippe THIERRY (Allianz France), Pierre-Sébastien THILL (CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre).

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An original approach

Management

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	Par : Institut de l'entreprise URL : http://www.institut-entreprise.fr/index.php?id=146 An original approach Institut de l’entreprise is a non-profit association under French Law, founded in 1975 by some thirty major corporations. The instigators were driven by the desire to have their own think tank, independent of any trade union or political agenda, to help them define their own strategy. That strategy would be built up by preparing in-depth analyses focusing on management developments and societal issues specific to the business environment, taking the time and resources required to do so. Today, Institut de l’entreprise includes 120 members from all sectors of the economy, who account for more than 20% of the commercial GDP. Its role is to promote medium and long-term studies and to give a truly prospective dimension to the thinking of business leaders. Both distinct from professional organizations and constantly interacting with them, the Institut stands out for its ability to remain free from the pressures of the immediate economic situation. Aiming to put into perspective the positions of all of the major forces in the economy and society in France and abroad, it is both a place for developing a modern approach to managerial thinking and a think tank for deliberating the major issues in society.As such, it makes an original contribution to corporate thinking. Within the business community, the Institut is positioned upstream from professional organizations which it provides with analyses and proposals. It takes a long-term view of its functions of reflection and communication. It states its convictions clearly but its independence guarantees both its credibility and its authority. Within the intellectual community, it develops teaching through facts, favours a forwardlooking approach and conducts all of its thinking against the background of the international world to which its members belong. >> Download the Annual Report 2004 Management Chairman Michel PEBEREAU Honory Chairmen Michel BON (2002 - 2004), Bertrand COLLOMB (1996 - 2001), Didier PINEAU-VALENCIENNE (1993 - 1995), Yves CANNAC (1990 - 1992), François GUIRAUD (1987 - 1989), François PERIGOT (1983 - 1986), Jean CHENEVIER (1975 - 1982), François DALLE. Executive committee Robert BACONNIER (ANSA), Françoise GRI (Manpower France), Xavier HUILLARD (Vinci), Henri LACHMANN (Schneider Electric), Gérard MESTRALLET (GDF Suez), Michel PEBEREAU (BNP Paribas), Frédéric SAINT-GEOURS (UIMM). Advisory Council Robert BACONNIER (ANSA), Pierre BELLON (Sodexo), Laurent BURELLE (Plastic Omnium), Philippe CARLI (Siemens France), Henri de CASTRIES (AXA), Françoise GRI (Manpower France), Xavier HUILLARD (Vinci), Henri LACHMANN (Schneider Electric), Bruno LAFONT (Lafarge), Gérard MESTRALLET (GDF Suez), Michel PEBEREAU (BNP Paribas), Henri PROGLIO (EDF), Denis RANQUE (Technicolor), Pierre RICHARD (administrateur de société), Frédéric SAINT-GEOURS (UIMM), Ernest-Antoine SEILLIERE (Wendel Investissement), Pierre SIMON (Chambre de Commerce et d'Industrie de Paris), Jean-François THEODORE (Nyse Euronext), Jean-Philippe THIERRY (Allianz France), Pierre-Sébastien THILL (CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre). >> More Informations about the Permanent Team