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The 2025 Mayors and Local Authorities Exhibition placed ecological transition and waste management at the heart of the debate. It was a defining event where elected officials, institutions, and committed companies confirmed the central role of local authorities in ecological transformation.

During a strategic discussion on energy sovereignty, one thing became clear: it is impossible to consider nuclear and geothermal energy without incorporating the circular economy as a lever for reducing demand.

Attending the Choiseul Africa Business Forum 2025 in Rabat, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz took part in strategic discussions on sustainable industrialization, the circular economy, and Africa-Europe partnerships, which are at the heart of new international cooperation dynamics.

Present at Pollutec 2025 in Lyon Eurexpo, Company Project promoted a simple belief: the circular economy cannot be decreed, it must be built. At the stand, discussions, partnerships, and concrete solutions illustrated a measurable ecological transition, at the crossroads of industry and European commitment via the Climate Pact.

Invited to the Overseas Academy of Sciences, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz spoke on behalf of the new generation of DROM-COMs, advocating for the recognition of overseas territories as strategic areas for innovation and sovereignty.

Company Project is working alongside INSA Strasbourg on the PARI Chair, dedicated to ambitious, responsible, and innovative plastics technology. This is a key initiative to accelerate the circular economy and applied research for industry.

As a guest of the Club Leadership Engagé organized by the Institut Choiseul and Les entreprises s’engagent, Sandoz Jean-Baptiste, founder of Company Project, participated in a round table discussion on corporate territorial responsibility and local engagement as a lever for sustainable performance.

Selected among "The 40 leaders who are committed to 2025," Jean-Baptiste Sandoz has been recognized by the Institut Choiseul and Maddyness for his committed leadership in favor of the circular economy and ecological transition.

Invited to participate in the round table discussion "The Strategic Role of the Circular Economy" at the Climate Chance Europe Africa Summit in Marseille, Jean-Baptiste Sandoz advocated for an industrial and territorial approach to circularity, in conjunction with the Ambassadors of the European Climate Pact and the INEC.