In the presence of Dominique Lefebvre, President of Crédit Agricole Val-de-France, and its new CEO, Jérôme Hombourger, as well as the new President of the Eure-et-Loir Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Bruno Rocquain , and its general manager, Françoise Hedricourt-Rigaut, took place, late Friday afternoon, the official launching ceremony of the Village by CA of Chartres, in partnership with the CCI of Eure-et-Loir .
This signature is the second for Crédit Agricole in Eure-et-Loir after that, in 2017, with the association Les Champs du possible, in Châteaudun around the agricultural start-ups of tomorrow.
Fields of the possible: call for applications for agricultural startups
Within Crédit Agricole, the Young Innovative Companies sector is deployed through villages by CA, a network of start-up accelerators that relies on innovation ecosystems to support the transformation of companies into region. The Village by CA, and its mayor, are located in the heart of the territories and offer, within a framework of open innovation, places of discussion and business meetings with development paths that meet the needs of entrepreneurs.
Five new start-ups welcomed to the Village by CA, in Châteaudun
For its part, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Eure-et-Loir has been strongly deploying all its skills in this direction for several years. Thus, at the start of the September school year, the CCI28 repatriated its incubator to its headquarters in Chartres, previously installed for six years at CM101 in Coudray. Then, on December 1, the CCI28 launched its Maker Place to support innovative industrial companies.
Strengthening of support tools
With the installation, scheduled for February 2022, of the Village by CA, the Eurelian Consular Chamber will acquire an important tool to help young shoots. The Village by CA plans to host around fifteen start-ups locally.
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