Acte Sept

The intermediation site La Fourchette is preparing its spokespeople to be present in the media.

40 years after learning to sing in the choir, Olivier Yéni had the honour of presenting a 3-hour show alongside Choirmaster François Polgàr: the pleasure of singing on the stage of the Olympia theatre plus the pleasure of welcoming Martin Solveig, himself an ex-junior member of the choir!

3 convention days, more than 20 speakers, a packed agenda, ambitious speaking formats (from dynamic to timed talks), interviews and exchanges of views: Acte Sept put the management of VINCI Airports into Story Acting mode with a view to obtaining maximum efficiency.

Producing a show involving all employees in a single afternoon was the challenge faced by the Acte Sept teams:

How to get 350 employees actively involved in the road map of the ATMB 2020 business plan over an afternoon? This was the challenge that Acte Sept set out to meet at this 12th annual ATMB convention.

The success of a business plan depends, first and foremost, on its being fully understood and shared. The challenge for Acte Sept's facilitators was to make these forums a success and, in particular, to ensure consistency in terms of their execution and the way they were conducted. Julie Tournemine, Anne Claire Ruel and Olivier Yéni.

With their accomplices Marie Aline Thomassin and Pascale Michaud by their side, our duo kicked off the first year of the festival with “Espresso With Sugar or Americano Without?” (“Court Sucré ou Long sans Sucre?”) and “I’m Mad About Love; I’d Love to Make it Again Some Day” (“J’adore l’amour, j’aimerais bien le refaire un jour”).

In order to introduce their new brand territory, the communications department at Caisses d’Epargne, on the recommendation of Publicis Events, asked Acte Sept to provide coaching support for employees in order to prepare them for a unique stage setting.

10 years after being launched, the success of the training module devoted to public speaking for managers at TOTAL shows no sign of slowing: 18 sessions scheduled for 2016, i.e. more than 200 managers who will be trained in issues relating to spoken communication.

Gathered at the foot of the Montagne Sainte Victoire, the whole Acte Sept team enjoyed the southern heat and the beauty of the countryside around Aix-en-Provence and took this opportunity to refill their creative tanks and discuss the future of the agency.