LePoint.fr June 3, 2014
From June 12 to 14, more than 500 start-ups open their doors to the public. This is the idea of Marc-Arthur Gauthey toput an end to the fear of innovation.
Startup Assembly is an initiative to democratize the culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. Its founder, Marc-Arthur Gauthey, 28, is an entrepreneur and member of the collective Ouishare. It would be a shame to miss it.
“All around me, I see people for whom the world is changing too fast, taking with its change the values, norms and principles that have hitherto been the glue of our society. That is why isolationism and nationalism seduce so many of our citizens who feel left out, and fear a time they do not understand.
Outside a small world of digital players and new technologists, who are mostly young graduates, male, urban and open to the world, a new divide is emerging: the entrepreneurial divide. It is both social, territorial, sectoral and generational.”
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The France that innovates is thirty years younger than those who direct us
