For three days, at the Grand Palais, ChangeNOW 2026 brought together stakeholders committed to transforming the economy towards more sustainable models. This international event provides a space for exchange and reflection on concrete solutions to address environmental and societal challenges.
Within this framework, JJA was invited by Banque Populaire Rives de Paris to participate in a workshop alongside several experts. On this occasion, Nicolas Souraqui, Operations Director, shared the main challenges related to the Group's climate transition, as well as the levers that can be mobilized to accelerate this dynamic.
The discussions particularly highlighted the role of ESG indicators, which are now becoming genuine strategic management tools. Their integration allows for long-term decision-making, balancing economic performance with positive impact.
At JJA, this ambition is reflected in a structured strategy, driven by The Good Living Project, the Group's CSR roadmap, and by The Good Living Score, an evaluation tool designed to measure and manage progress.
This approach is based on a strong conviction: transformation begins with the product. Integrating eco-socio-design principles from the earliest stages of development allows for sustainable reduction of social and environmental impacts.
Finally, discussions also highlighted the importance of impact credits, which serve as a lever to engage financial partners in this transformation and support more responsible growth models.
