WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE METZ METROPOLE RETAIL SECTOR PRESENTED BY METZ METROPOLE DEVELOPPEMENT AT MAPIC WTC Metz-saarbrücken: new headquarters for a japanese company On 13 November 2015, NISSHIN INDUSTRIAL Ltd, Japanese plastic injection and casting mould design specialists (R&D and manufacturing) headquartered in Tokyo, signed an agreement with WTC Metz-Saarbrücken for local address registration of commercial premises, heralding the first stage of their expansion into Europe. NISSHIN INDUSTRIAL Ltd was welcomed to Metz last July by Metz Métropole Développement and WTC Metz-Saarbrücken with a delegation of business representatives from Ota City (Greater Tokyo) organised by the Moselle Développement teams. NISSHIN representatives were convinced that Moselle is an ideal location, in the heart of France and Germany, the two leading Western European markets. They also witnessed the local dynamism and drive to promote the new European “Valley of Energy, Materials and Processes” internationally - embodied in Moselle and Metz Métropole especially by the technological campus. The Nisshin team with representatives of Moselle Développement and Metz Métropole Développement The Nisshin team (represented in the photo by Mr Shigeru Takemoto, Technical Director and Mr Yasutsugu Kodaira, International Operations Director) then went on to the international MEDICA trade fair in Dusseldorf, Germany where they were exhibiting and where they were able to publicise their imminent establishment in Metz. NISSHIN INDUSTRIAL Ltd is the 7th Japanese company to have chosen Moselle and Metz Métropole via WTC Metz-Saarbrücken, after KINBOSHI, SAKAE CASTING, TAIYO, TORYO, TSUBAME RADIO, OHZEN&SANADA and KIKAI. Contact : NISSHIN INDUSTRIAL LTD - World Trade Center Metz-Saarbrücken 4, rue Marconi - F – 57070 Metz Tel : + 33 (0)3 87 20 19 45 - http://www.nisshin-industrial.jp CLUB VIATIS / more AWARDS for grand est customer relations 24 November saw the 8th Grand Est Customer Relations Awards. This year the awards were held at the Regional Council offices in Strasbourg and were organised jointly by Club VIATIS (the Metz Métropole and Moselle customer relations club), Club Connect (Grand Nancy and Meurthe & Moselle), Club Actis (Alsace), MMD, ADUAN and ADIRA. Around 250 people (customer relations professionals) attended the presentation of Awards for the best customer services, divided into 3 categories according to the size of the call platforms. This event heralded the future Greater Region since call centres from Alsace, Lorraine and Champagne-Ardennes were all represented. Direct Écureuil Est, Cometz and Banque Populaire, established in Metz Métropole, were recognised for the excellence of their customer service. The 9th Award Ceremony will take place next year in Metz. Metz-Technopôle: MORE NETWORK AWARDS Organised by the Lorraine Chamber of Commerce & Industry and Club Metz-Technopôle, with the support of partners MMD and the Club des Réseaux (Networks Club), this unique event is held every year, bringing together all Moselle's networks to celebrate their diversity and the important role they play in our region. The 4th event took place on 5 November at the CESCOM (business centre) in Metz and as part of the occasion a “networks village” was set up – a fantastic opportunity for all the local networks to get together in the same place at the same time.
The quiz: the participating teams faced more than 120 questions on the economy, territory and general culture. The winners this year were Grand Est Numérique represented by Chairman Frédéric SCHNUR and Amandine ZIMMERLE. Congratulations to the winners and well done to everyone who took part! 1st metz métropole sponsorship evening On Tuesday 24 November, Metz Métropole held an evening on the subject of sponsorship. The aim of this initial meeting was to present some researchinto sponsorship practices in Metz, based on a sample of 387 companies. The research was conducted by ICN Junior Conseil and funded by Metz Métropole Développement. Principal results: almost 43.4% of companies have already been involved with sponsorship schemes in the last few years – only 20.9% knew the difference between mécénat and sponsoring – donations were made mainly in the sports, social, cultural and heritage sectors. In 86% of cases, the businesses concerned were large companies, but almost 1/3 of micro-businesses and very small companies had had some involvement too. In terms of donations, 41.7% ranged from €1 to € 1,000. 100% satisfaction for the companies involved in sponsorship! Financial support is the preferred method of sponsorship, followed by support in kind and skills donation. Did you know? Sponsorship is not only for big businesses, it is also for very small companies, small and medium-sized businesses, crafts and skilled labour, retailers, etc. To find out more: Daniel Baudouïn, Metz Métropole Advisor on sponsorship matters: daniel.baudouin@metzmetropole.fr Aurélie REDER, Metz Métropole Head of sponsorship: areder@metzmetropole.fr/ 03 87 20 10 05 NICE PINGOUINS AT THE 3rd Game Jam 5 and 6 September 2015 saw the 3rd "Game Jam", a flagship event in the Greater Region video-game creators' community taking place simultaneously across 3 locations: TCRM-Blida in Metz, Technoport in Esch-sur-Alzette and Werk 1 in Munich. This is a 24-hour team video-game creation marathon with 140 people taking part this year, including amateurs, students and sector professionals. Among their number were graphic designers, illustrators, developers, musicians and game designers. The 140 participants in the relaxed event, which included the Metz start-up company, NICE PINGOUINS, whose offices are at TCRM-Blida, were all set the same theme to work on. The result? 31 video games, all available for free on line at http://itch.io/jam/bbqgamejam15 Hot on the heels of the September event is the opportunity for several regional teams who have already registered to participate in a Global Game Jam. This simultaneous international event will take place from 29 to 31 January 2016. Teams from across the world will work on video games based around a single theme to be revealed at the last minute. The NICE PINGOUINS will be there… Find out more by clicking on the following link: http://ggj.extra-coin.org/ Metz métropole développement, PARTNER IN THE INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM "DARE TO SHAPE THE ECONOMY OF TOMORROW"
LORnTECH dynamics and “COP21” labelling Within the LORnTECH regional dynamics, the shared aim of the partners in this association was to promote developing economies by giving everyone the opportunity understand, anticipate and put themselves in the driver's seat for tomorrow's world. Entrepreneurs, innovators, start-ups and students were offered the opportunity to “dare to undertake”, “boost their career”, “accelerate their business” and “open their minds to new ideas for action”. The national “Dare to Shape the Economy of Tomorrow” event, recipient of the COP 21/Paris Climat 2015 label, alongside Metz Métropole, invited different audiences to rally together to meet the challenges posed by climate change and contribute to the energy transition process. Alexandre JARDIN during his presentation, alongside Laura TENOUDJI National speakers The day was orchestrated by the journalist Laura Tenoudji and featured presentations from national standard-bearers: Alexandre JARDIN, writer and founder of the “Bleus blancs zèbres… citoyens” (Blue White Zebra-Stripe… Citizens), Jean-Marie PELT, Chairman of the European Institute of Ecology, Jean-Paul DELEVOYE, President of the Economic, Social and Environmental Council, Jacques BUNGERT, President of the "Metz-Paris" network and Courrèges Co-President, Jean-Marc BORELLO, Chairman of the board of Groupe SOS. To watch or find out more about the key moments of this 2015 event attended by 1,600 people (video of conference speakers and web TV): http://www.innovation-responsable.fr The Metz Métropole Développement stand In parallel with these forward-looking conferences, a village featuring start-ups, solutions, workshops, stands and exhibitions provided the general public and professionals with the opportunity to meet experts, hear about new market conditions and gain a perspective on the economic dynamics of the Lorraine region in terms of the environmental, social and digital environment. the Metz Métropole AMBASSADORS' Club HAS ACCEPTED THE CHALLENGE TO SHAPE THE ECONOMY OF TOMORROW! MMD took a stand to present what is on the current Metz Métropole economic agenda, make contacts and promote the Metz Métropole Ambassadors' Club. In addition to their stand, the MMD Convention Bureau, with support from La Poste, introduced an inter-club meeting that brought together the Metz Métropole Ambassadors' Club, the "M" association (network linking Metz and Paris), the France-Luxembourg Business Club and Innovation Responsable (Responsible Innovation). An opportunity for club members to get together, chat and make contacts in the context of the Saar-Lor-Lux Region. From left to right: Laurence SDIKA, Secretary General of the France-Luxembourg Business Club, Jacques BUNGERT, President of the "M" association and Courrèges Co-President and Fabrice GENTER, President of the Metz Métropole Ambassadors' Club. Vivoka is a Metz-based start-up which has come up with a solution allowing interaction/control of all the devices in a room. This solution not only works for domestic appliances, but in all areas where there are connected devices (voice recognition, 3D mapping, etc.). With the aim of creating 13-15 jobs in Lorraine from January onwards, VIVOKA is offering you the opportunity to join them on their adventure by crowd-funding on a KICKSTARTER platform, on 1 December at 5.30pm at the Walking Ghosts Hall in Blida. Find out more at: https://www.weezevent.com/vivoka-kick-off-kickstarter https://www.facebook.com/events/1650097481907084 / weezevent@vivoka.com
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