Audace Contest's winners 2022
For each category, discover who won the Jury prize and the Public prize.
Jeune Pousse category
Jury Prize
TECH SIZE
Jacques ALLIBERT - Audencia Grande École
Team member : Lancelot CONVERT
Public Prize
Bonjour de France
Thomas PEREZ - Audencia Grande École
Team members: Mathieu Perez, Eva Perez, Marielle Perez, Patrice Perez
Bonjour de France makes French style accessible through the world’s cheapest franchise. Thanks to their triple commercial, social and environmental dimension, our Frenchy Bikes (autonomous and 100% CO2 neutral) will immerse American campuses first, then cities, in the famous French Art de Vivre. With simple and delicious treats in the most unusual places, Americans will be able to feel Paris right next to their office.
Impact Category
Jury Prize
La Cuisine de Jeannette
Ombeline GILLE - Audencia Grande École (2021)
La Cuisine de Jeannette is an authentic, inclusive and sustainable cannery project. Its mission is to help show that vulnerability, and more specifically disability, has a role to play in food transition. To do this, we collect downgraded, non-standard fruit and vegetables from local wholesalers and market gardeners and transform them into shelf-stable products such as fruit purées and jams. All our products are designed, produced and sold together with people with disabilities.
Public Prize
GODO
Gauthier MASSON - Audencia Grande École
Co-porteurs : Matthieu CODET, César ROUSSEL, Clément PUYBAREAU
Every year, over 720 million smartphones are thrown away. Godo‘s goal is to help companies and individuals reduce the environmental impact of their IT equipment by 80%. To do this, we offer a refurbished device rental service in France so that each of our users can be sure that their device has been and will be refurbished for as long as possible.
Coup de Cœur Prize
La Cuisine de Jeannette
Ombeline GILLE - Audencia Grande École (2021)
La Cuisine de Jeannette is an authentic, inclusive and sustainable cannery project. Its mission is to help show that vulnerability, and more specifically disability, has a role to play in food transition. To do this, we collect downgraded, non-standard fruit and vegetables from local wholesalers and market gardeners and transform them into shelf-stable products such as fruit purées and jams. All our products are designed, produced and sold together with people with disabilities.