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The "Savoir-Faire d'Exception" Accelerator is designed to support the transformation and structuring of companies in the arts and crafts sector, giving them the keys they need to meet the challenges …
On Friday June 30, 2023, the EPVs of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region met for their Annual General Meeting at La Compagnie Dumas in Tonnerre. It was an opportunity to discuss the latest news on the …
Here's a look back at this founding event, which officially launched the creation of the Ile-de-France-based association.
Deciphering the government plan and the Breton panorama.
Ceramists, stonemasons, diamond cutters, carpenters or cabinetmakers... the art trades are professions of excellence and know-how. At a time when artificial intelligence is advancing, it is essential …
The "Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant" (EPV) label is a government recognition mark, set up to distinguish French companies, among others, for their outstanding industrial and craft skills.
Franck Benito 3rd generation, perpetuating the art of hand-cut crystal handed down from father to son. Cristal Benito is a living heritage company.
1,448 - that's the number of companies with the Entreprises du Patrimoine Vivant (EPV) label in 2021. These are companies with exceptional expertise that generate numerous jobs throughout France.
Recognized internationally for their expertise and the quality of their products, Normandy's companies of excellence have every interest in working together. This is the credo of Luc Lesénécal, head …
They make chocolate, umbrellas and shopping nets... Their products and expertise shine in France and around the world. From centenarians to start-ups, these companies form a high-performance sector of …
The Association Nationale des Entreprises du Patrimoine Vivant and INMA, in conjunction with the Business France office in Dubai, have put together a project to send a Volontaire Internationale en …
Seven carriages, three years of renovation, a dozen arts and crafts companies: this is the equation for the reconstitution of the historic Pullman Orient-Express carriages bought by SNCF in 2011 in …
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