Nicolas is co-founder and CEO of ID Genève, a new identity in the world of watchmaking, which strives to prove that luxury, watchmaking expertise and sustainability are not mutually exclusive concepts, but can on the contrary generate a new vision of watchmaking that responds to the challenges of our time, provided we have the courage to question our achievements and explore new avenues, sometimes beyond the boundaries of the industry. His utopia? A world without plastic. His motto? Total transparency with maximum accountability.

Now it’s the turn of Marie, founder of La Mèche, to sell us her wick. In this interview, she shares with us a little of the vision she wanted to instill in the creation of this ecosystem designed to inform, connect and support the players involved in change. She also shares his vision of responsibility as an individual and as a company, and his vision of a society that would give itself the means to transform itself in depth to create a biocentric, regenerative and equitable world.

Guillaume has been involved in social and environmental finance for many years, and has come to understand its principles through his many commitments to foundations and NGOs. He gives us the lowdown in an interview full of wisdom and authenticity. He shares with us his vision of what a more sustainable and responsible society could look like, thanks to a different way of looking at things and our deeply-rooted ways of doing things.

Gregory spills the beans in an interview in which he shares with us the beliefs and values of a multi-talented entrepreneur, committed to projects that have a positive impact on our environment.

Marius is a queer activist, gender and diversity specialist and elected member of the Nyon town council. He sells us out by sharing the battles and values he has decided to defend, from a fundamentally ecofeminist perspective.

Boris is the director of the MEG, and he’s selling us on his anthropologist’s view of the role of human societies in climate change.