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As an expert in sustainable procurement and development, Adélaïde has been helping companies to implement ambitious strategies and programs in sustainable sourcing for over 10 years. With her solid experience acquired working with major groups in high-risk sectors such as agri-food and construction, Adélaïde has developed unique expertise in issues relating to ISO 20400, due diligence in supply chains, and risk assessment and management in social and environmental responsibility.

An international lawyer specialising in ‘Business and Human Rights’, Elise advises and supports multinational companies, government agencies and other economic players on human rights issues in supply chains and major development projects in the field. A certified international mediator, she facilitates the amicable resolution of conflicts involving companies, workers, communities and governments, and works on grievance and reparation mechanisms.

A member of the Paris and Verona bars, Eve is an expert in national and international law in the field of Business and Human Rights. She advises and assists companies in defining strategies and the operational implementation of actions in favour of human rights. She has over 15 years’ experience in NGOs in France, Italy, Ireland and Guatemala, including several field missions. She has coordinated projects funded by the European Commission in the fields of CSR, anti-discrimination, social inclusion, skills development and training.

With over 25 years’ experience in industrial procurement and logistics, Mireille carried out supplier audits as part of her procurement responsibilities at Valeo and Manitou, and assisted SMEs with restructuring and operational support. She is also a procurement and sustainable procurement trainer. Since 2017, she has been a partner assessor on the RFAR label with a focus on the industrial sector. She also carries out diagnostics and provides support to companies in preparing for the label. She is involved in the development of the label with the French Mediation Service and the National Procurement Council (CNA).

Nathalie has been working in procurement for 30 years, and has specialised in sustainable procurement since 2016. She became an expert in public procurement after 20 years at the CEA, where she held the positions of project buyer, procurement consultant and SME project manager, and finally sustainable procurement coordinator. A self-employed entrepreneur, Nathalie carries out ISO 9001 and 14001 certification assignments, as well as assessing and advising on the RFAR label. She has also drafted a number of sustainable procurement public action plans (SPASERs) for local authorities in partnership with ASEA since several years.

Pierre has some twenty years’ experience in the ecological and social transition, having worked for the French Environment and Energy Agency (ADEME) and then the Ministry of Ecology and Sustainable Development. He first became involved in sustainable procurement in 1998 as part of a university project for the city of Rennes. Since 2005, he has worked with a number of private and public sector clients. He took part in the initial work on the national sustainable procurement plan (PNAD), and contributed to the development of emerging local public procurement and sustainable development networks (Reseco, 3AR, ARBE Paca, RAEE, etc.).