How Their Actions Promote Craftsmanship and Support Recruitment
Friday 5 September —
10:30
- 11:00
Les rendez-vous Cook&Share by la Filière France — Hall 4
Description
Faced with a shortage of skilled labor, some initiatives are reinventing how artisanal and industrial professions are promoted.
By focusing on visibility, training, and pride in craftsmanship, they attract new generations to these exceptional careers.
Participants
Agnès EtameProject Coordinator – Savoir pour Faire
Gabrielle LégeretFounder & CEO – L’or dans les mains
François GalyFounder – Fabriquons.fr
Céline BeckrichSecretary General – CAT
Agnès Etame
Project Coordinator – Savoir pour Faire
Event project director and coordinator for Savoir pour Faire. She supports initiatives combining craftsmanship promotion, social innovation, and sustainable development. With strong experience in strategic development and institutional communication, she advocates for technical professions and training in the French fashion and luxury sectors.
Gabrielle Légeret
Founder & CEO – L’or dans les mains
Sciences Po graduate, she founded the association to reintroduce manual practice into education. She promotes a culture of making, repairing, and producing, aiming to recognize manual intelligence from a young age. She authored a collective book and was appointed youth ambassador for the government’s arts and crafts plan.
François Galy
Founder – Fabriquons.fr
Engineer and ESSEC graduate, he created Fabriquons.fr to highlight industrial professions via social media. His platform offers modern recruitment tools and campaigns to improve visibility and attract talent to the industrial sector.
Céline Beckrich
Secretary General – CAT