À l'heure des grands questionnements autour de la protection des données et de la propriété intellectuelle liés à l'intelligence artificielle, l'IA peut-elle être un outil de régulation financière efficace en matière de lutte contre le blanchiment de capitaux et de financement du terrorisme ? C'est la question que s'est posée Hounayda Bakhos-Douaihy tout au long de sa thèse en s'intéressant particulièrement aux pays en proie à la corruption. Ancienne doctorante au LEMNA, les travaux d'Hounayda s'inscrivent dans l'axe Numérique et Transformations des Organisations. De son parcours universitaire entre Nantes et Beyrouth jusqu'à l'obtention de son diplôme de doctorat, Hounayda revient sur le processus de construction de sa thèse. Elle nous rappelle l'importance de sortir de sa zone de confort pour grandir personnellement mais aussi professionnellement et ainsi accéder à de nouvelles opportunités. Rédaction, interview : Lauriane Bonnet-Désiré - IAE Nantes - Économie & Management Enregistrement, montage, habillage sonore : Éric Quézin - PAM - Nantes Université  Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

S#1 Strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development CS04 - Finance and CSR through the rise and fall of Ben & Jerry’s, a social business. ( 1’25 ) History of the company and chronological evolution ( 9’30 ) The foundations of the business model of Ben & Jerry’s and the strong social role of the company ( 14’45 ) The first difficulties and the beginning of the fall in the price  of Ben & Jerry’s shares ( 19’45 ) The restructuring of Ben & Jerry’s by Unilever for standardisation and internationalisation ( 21’21 ) How Unilever communicates on CSR through Ben & Jerry’s business model : a redemption of an international group’s image Copyright jingle : James Holden, Claire Thibaud Remerciements : Nicolas Antheaume, Lauriane Bonnet-Désiré, Claire Thibaud. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

S#1 Strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development CS03 - Landcare Research ( 1’18 ) What is Landcare Research ( 3’19 ) How do they measure the gap between their costs (environmental / financial) ? ( 10’05 ) The awareness ( 12’38 ) Business as unusual : how to make it the new business as usual ? Copyright jingle : James Holden, Claire Thibaud Remerciements : Nicolas Antheaume, Lauriane Bonnet-Désiré, Claire Thibaud. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

S#1 FinStrategies, business models and finance for sustainable development CS02 - Altios : Lucie Juigné, Altios international projet manager consultant (interview) (EN) We are now with Altios, a French consulting business in international development and implementation for small and medium sized businesses. We are delighted to interview Lucie Juigné, international project manager for Altios, answering our questions to better understand how Altios is concerned by sustainable development and corporate social responsibility. In 2024 all businesses are concerned by internationalisation and this now includes putting sustainable development into practice. Including sustainability criteria is a slightly different perspective from the past decades on how a business should be run. Under the constraint of sobriety, the core concern is to bring back common sense at every stage of a product or service's value chain. In this episode, you will discover how Altios guides its clients to build sustainable, ethical and responsible economic and financial strategies. We will discuss the CSR frameworks and labels, their legitimacy, the need to take cultural differences into account to define « best practice » business behaviors. We will also discuss the future role of quality and environmental  processes to align the world of business with social and climate challenges. (FR) Nous sommes maintenant avec  Altios, entreprise française de conseil en développement et implantation des PME et des ETI à l’international. Nous avons le plaisir d’interviewer aujourd’hui Lucie Juigné, manager de projets à l’international chez Altios, qui répond à nos questions pour mieux nous éclairer sur la mission d’Altios pour le développement durable. Pour une entreprise, en 2024, s’internationaliser comprend un certain nombre de critères de durabilité et une vision des affaires quelque peu différentes de celle des dernières décennies. Sous couvert de sobriété, il s’agit désormais de ramener du bon sens à toutes les étapes de la chaine de valeur d’un produit ou d’un service. Vous découvrirez, dans cet épisode, comment Altios oriente ses clients pour construire des stratégies de développement économiques et financières durables, éthiques, et responsables. Nous discuterons de la légitimité des normes et des labels RSE, des adaptations culturelles nécessaires à la bonne pratique éthique et responsable des entreprises, et du futur de ces démarches qualité et environnement pour un monde des affaires plus adapté aux enjeux sociaux et climatiques. « We can’t continue on the path we conduct concerning consulting matters » « They’re is no winning business in a loosing world » « Think local, act global » - Lucie Juigné, March 2024. Plan of the episode / Partition de la piste #1 Could you please define Altios and the job you do for the company ? When did Altios start developing CSR policies ? (1’03) #2 What definitions of CSR do you see in the different countries where you have offices ? Could you give exemples of these differences ? Do these differences make it difficult to define a global CSR policy ? How do you manage to overcome these difficulties ? (3’34) #3 Which CSR labels or policies do have the best influence, in France, in Europe and in other world’s regions ? Can you tell us about your knowledge of these labels ? (11’36) #4 How do you see these labels as being in competition with one another ? (13’31) #5 In the next 3 or 5 years, what are the perspectives of CSR for Altios and your customers ? (15’55) VOCAB CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) : RSO / RSE (Responsabilité sociétale des organisations ou des entreprises) Convention des entreprises pour le climat : Businesses convention for Climate Acknowledgments / Remerciements : Lucie Juigné, Nicolas Antheaume, Claire Thibaud.

S#1 FinStrategies, business models and finance for sustainable development CS01 - The city of Nantes and responsible purchasing - free range chickens on the school menu, in primary schools ( 1’35 ) How to develop a sustainable and responsible purchasing policy ? ( 1’47 ) The stakeholders and their constraints ( 4’10 ) The canteen transformation : comparison of the dominant former logic with the new through the introduction of local free range chicken. ( 5’15 ) Purchasing ( 7’04 ) Supply Chain ( 8’28 ) Cooking ( 9’51 ) Eating ( 11’00 ) What happened during this project ? The success of the mutual motivation and respect of the project. ( 15’24 ) Paradoxes and constraints of the experiment Copyright jingle : James Holden, Claire Thibaud Remerciements : Nicolas Antheaume, Lauriane Bonnet-Désiré, Claire Thibaud. Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

S#1 FinStrategies, business models and finance for sustainable development CS00 : Presentation of the case studies Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Find your online course now available as a podcast ! Available for international students at IAE, Nantes Université's school of economics and management. The podcasts correspond to the audio files of a hybrid course on strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development. The objectives of this course are to make students knowledgeable about what sustainable development, to design business models that are aligned with this concept, and to understand how such models can be financed. The online part of the course covers the fundamentals of Corporate Social Responsability. Nicolas Antheaume, Professor in Management at Nantes Université  is your teaching voice. The online part of this hybrid course is a series of videos from which we have taken the audio files. This is why in the audio we sometimes speak of videos ; however we felt the audio files were self supporting enough without images to be offered as a podcast. Whether you are a student, a teacher, a business or a citizen curious about a University program, this podcast is provided to you to understand and discuss the fundamentals of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). This podcast also brings you the insights of a conversation on strategies for a sustainable development. S#1 Strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development // EP05 - The limits of the implementing of CSR A comparison of four small businesses to illustrate the scope of CSR : ( 2’40 ) Small travel agent (small business, based in Nantes) ( 10’20 ) Food processing business (medium sized business) ( 18’36 ) Machine tool producer (medium sized business, international sales and suppliers, based in France) ( 23’26 ) Electricity producer (large business, facilities all over Europe) ( 31’05 ) How companies manage CSR in a world where they have limited power ? Talk talk talk - A podcast to further explore the hybrid course on  « Strategies, Business Models and Finance and for sustainable development » lead and taught by Nicolas Antheaume, Professor at Nantes Université’s school of economics and management.. Created, hosted and put together by Claire Thibaud, teaching assistant (2024). Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Find your online course now available as a podcast ! Available for international students at IAE, Nantes Université's school of economics and management. The podcasts correspond to the audio files of a hybrid course on strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development. The objectives of this course are to make students knowledgeable about what sustainable development, to design business models that are aligned with this concept, and to understand how such models can be financed. The online part of the course covers the fundamentals of Corporate Social Responsability. Nicolas Antheaume, Professor in Management at Nantes Université  is your teaching voice. The online part of this hybrid course is a series of videos from which we have taken the audio files. This is why in the audio we sometimes speak of videos ; however we felt the audio files were self supporting enough without images to be offered as a podcast. Whether you are a student, a teacher, a business or a citizen curious about a University program, this podcast is provided to you to understand and discuss the fundamentals of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). This podcast also brings you the insights of a conversation on strategies for a sustainable development. S#1 Strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development // EP04 - The institutionalization and standardization of the concept of CSR ( 1’19 ) How does a concept moves from emerging practices to standard practices ( 2’47 ) The firsts concepts of CSR : stewardship and trusteeship ( 4’00 ) Beginning of theories ( 7’00 ) Beginning of private standards and laws ( 8’55 ) The soft law : a way to define CSR ( 9’26 ) The hard law : a political process ( 10’19 ) Exemples of emergence of soft and hard laws ( 14’05 ) The United Nation Global Compact ( 14’58 ) A few initiatives of CSR standardization Talk talk talk - A podcast to further explore the hybrid course on  « Strategies, Business Models and Finance and for sustainable development » lead and taught by Nicolas Antheaume, Professor at Nantes Université’s school of economics and management.. Created, hosted and put together by Claire Thibaud, teaching assistant (2024). Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Find your online course now available as a podcast ! Available for international students at IAE, Nantes Université's school of economics and management. The podcasts correspond to the audio files of a hybrid course on strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development. The objectives of this course are to make students knowledgeable about what sustainable development, to design business models that are aligned with this concept, and to understand how such models can be financed. The online part of the course covers the fundamentals of Corporate Social Responsability. Nicolas Antheaume, Professor in Management at Nantes Université  is your teaching voice. The online part of this hybrid course is a series of videos from which we have taken the audio files. This is why in the audio we sometimes speak of videos ; however we felt the audio files were self supporting enough without images to be offered as a podcast. Whether you are a student, a teacher, a business or a citizen curious about a University program, this podcast is provided to you to understand and discuss the fundamentals of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). This podcast also brings you the insights of a conversation on strategies for a sustainable development. S#1 Strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development // EP03 Enriching the concept of CSR ( 2’22 ) The concept of stakeholders (1994) ( 7’55 ) Strategic Philanthropy (1999) ( 11’35 ) The Triple Bottom Line (1994) Talk talk talk - A podcast to further explore the hybrid course on  « Strategies, Business Models and Finance and for sustainable development » lead and taught by Nicolas Antheaume, Professor at Nantes Université’s school of economics and management.. Created, hosted and put together by Claire Thibaud, teaching assistant (2024). Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Find your online course now available as a podcast ! Available for international students at IAE, Nantes Université's school of economics and management. The podcasts correspond to the audio files of a hybrid course on strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development. The objectives of this course are to make students knowledgeable about what sustainable development, to design business models that are aligned with this concept, and to understand how such models can be financed. The online part of the course covers the fundamentals of Corporate Social Responsability. Nicolas Antheaume, Professor in Management at Nantes Université  is your teaching voice. The online part of this hybrid course is a series of videos from which we have taken the audio files. This is why in the audio we sometimes speak of videos ; however we felt the audio files were self supporting enough without images to be offered as a podcast. Whether you are a student, a teacher, a business or a citizen curious about a University program, this podcast is provided to you to understand and discuss the fundamentals of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). This podcast also brings you the insights of a conversation on strategies for a sustainable development. S#1 Strategies, business models and finance for sustainable development // EP02 - Academic definitions of CSR - The history of the CSR concepts, explained. ( 2’10 ) Definitions of the concept ( 4’25 ) Howard Bowen, first theorist of CSR ( 8’30 ) The emergence of public service as a concept ( 9’35 ) CSR, the obligations of business men ( 10’55 ) CSR through power ( 13’33 ) The four levels of responsibility by Caroll ( 18’13 ) Summing up : five ways to view CSR Talk talk talk - A podcast to further explore the hybrid course on  « Strategies, Business Models and Finance and for sustainable development » lead and taught by Nicolas Antheaume, Professor at Nantes Université’s school of economics and management.. Created, hosted and put together by Claire Thibaud, teaching assistant (2024). Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.