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This year, Saint-Gobain was again awarded the “Top Employer Global” certification for the sixth consecutive year. Only 16 organizations in the world have received this distinction.
It is more important than ever for the Group to draw on the strength of its synergies. That is why the “Ceilings and Acoustics” BU has been created in Brazil. It consolidates the entire Saint-Gobain product range, offering customers turnkey solutions.
One eagerly anticipated innovation in 2020, the Saint-Gobain-designed Precimask, a transparent and durable mask equipped with a ceramic particle filter, will go on sale at the start of the year.
Carbon neutrality has been at the heart of our commitments for many years and lives on today through our Net Zero Carbon campaign. This commitment is closely linked to our desire to provide our customers with solutions that help them reduce their environmental impact. Discover the actions we are taking to achieve this goal.
In these two countries, Saint-Gobain has committed to all its plants and offices using green electricity by 2023-2024. The aim is to reduce CO2 emissions to 30%.
2020 will have been a particularly challenging year. But it has also given companies an unprecedented opportunity to reflect on their models and challenges. As the year draws to a close, Valerie Gervais, Vice President Saint-Gobain University, and Hady Nassif, CEO Saint-Gobain EMME (East Mediterranean & Middle East), discuss the future of work and its link to the Group's purpose, "Making the world a better home".
Patrice Richard, President of Saint-Gobain Distribution Batiment France & Director of Performance Distribution, on the occasion of the second anniversary of the Performance Distribution Department, participated in a cross-interview with David Molho, CEO of Saint-Gobain Nordics and Baltics. An exchange of points of view which made it possible to draw up an initial assessment and to open perspectives.
The role of ethics and compliance, management’s involvement, links with the businesses, current projects...Antoine Vignial, Corporate Secretary in charge of Corporate Social Responsibility, and Clara Ingen-Housz, Head of the Ethics and Compliance Department, talk to us about these issues.
La semaine dernière, Claire PEDINI, Directrice Générale Adjointe, Ressources Humaines et Transformation Digitale de Saint-Gobain participait à la table ronde organisée par PwC, sur le thème de la Renaissance Industrielle. Une occasion de revenir sur l’importance de la Data dans la renaissance Industrielle et l’industrie 4.0, mais aussi de mettre en lumière les initiatives, telles que la DNA Academy, mises en place chez Saint-Gobain, pour former l’ensemble de nos collaborateurs à la maitrise de la donnée.
"Alors que 2021 semble annoncer un retour en grâce de l'industrie, Comment répondre aux enjeux de relocalisation et de désinstrualisation ?"
Last week, Pierre-André de Chalendar, Chairman & CEO of Saint-Gobain, was a speaker at the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week - ADSW, to talk about the “ Future of Home”. As Saint-Gobain just introduced its new purpose: “Making the world a better home”, and regarding the on-going sanitary crisis which obliges many people around the world to stay…home, the topic is at the forefront of news!
Panel: Pierre-André de Chalendar, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Saint-Gobain, Glen Finkel, Co-Founder, PURETi/Toledo, Solar/Aquom, Chris Hulatt, Founder, Octopus Group.Moderator: Dr. Rachel Armstrong, Professor of Experimental Architecture, Newcastle University, United Kingdom, Visiting Professor, KU Leuven.Brief: During the working week, a big part of the world's population usually spends all day away from home, being instead in their workplaces. During COVID-19, this is no longer the case, and some predict that returning full-time to the workplace is unlikely to ever happen. This means that the future home will need to be more versatile in its functionalities, as it will for many also be their place of work. It also means we will consume more energy, and possibly over time, we will have bigger homes. The promise of renewables and new technology to change the way we power our homes and embrace sustainable living therefore becomes even more important.
Ce mardi 12 janvier, Pierre-André de Chalendar, PDG de Saint-Gobain, est revenu sur les prévisions du groupe pour 2021, le bilan de ses ventes en 2020 ainsi que la continuité de sa stratégie de cessions d'actifs, dans l'émission Good Morning Business présentée par Sandra Gandoin et Christophe Jakubyszyn. Good Morning Business est à voir ou écouter du lundi au vendredi sur BFM Business.
Résultats bien meilleurs que prévus malgré la pandémie, cours de bourse qui surperforme le CAC40 en 2020, perspectives pour 2021 : Pierre-André de Chalendar, PDG de Saint-Gobain, était l'invité de l'émission Ecorama du 11 janvier 2021, présentée par David Jacquot sur Boursorama.com
"We are convinced that thanks to this initiative, we will be able to develop a real "data mindset" within the Group. Just as thirty years ago we all had to start speaking English, today we all have to start speaking data! We have to make sure people are enthusiastic about data, and for that there's nothing better than experimentation."
Claire Pedini, Senior Vice-President, Human Resources and Digital Transformation - Saint-Gobain.
"Achieving our 2030 and CO2 neutrality goals, and more broadly our ambition to be a leader in sustainability beautifully align with our Purpose “Making the World a Better Home”.
It will require work and success from our R&D and Innovationteams on many fronts.
Armand Ajdari, Vice-President, R&D at Saint-Gobain.
"The value chains of which we are a part are interdependent, complex systems and any meaningful green transition needs all the actors in those chains to collaborate to reduce their impact on the planet." Emmanuel Normant, Vice-President for sustainable development at Saint-Gobain.
"Empowerment and trust generate positive and powerful implementation, with teams quickly rolling out a shared decision enriched by all. Organizations learn from their failures and foster risk-taking and experimentation, which are vital to success. In a sense, managers are like mountain guides, leading their co-workers to a hard-to-reach summit that no-one would have attained alone. The team works like a roped party in which each person supports and complements one another on the basis of mutual trust."
Benoit Bazin, COO - Saint-Gobain.
Nearly 70% of the world’s population will live in cities by 2050. The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals highlight the need to ensure these cities are safe and sustainable for all.
These metrics show why commercial buildings have become an important focus for the World Green Building Council (WGBC). Its Advancing Net Zero buildings initiative aims to have every building produce net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. That’s every building on the planet.
The issues raised by global warming and environmental questions more broadly require new technologies and sources of energy. The solutions are tied to the gravity of the current pandemic in the sense that there are many calls for the stimulus measures taken to support the economy to be directed at sustainable solutions.
By 2050, the effects of AI adoption will be widely felt across all aspects of our daily lives.
Le centre de recherche Saint-Gobain spécialisé dans les céramiques a créé les filtres du masque anti-Covid Precimask
"La France, 2ème pays le plus innovant d’Europe". Nous sommes fiers d'y contribuer par le dépôt de nos brevets !
Pour la neuvième fois consécutive, Saint-Gobain figure au palmarès des 100 entreprises et institutions les plus innovantes au monde d'après le classement"Derwent Top 100 Global Innovators" qui vient d'être publié par l'agence Clarivate Analytics.
L’entreprise Saint-Gobain Weber, dans une démarche d’innovation esthétique, a accueilli un artiste plasticien durant plusieurs mois au sein de son site de Servas, dans l’Ain. Weber, leader mondial des solutions pour la construction et la rénovation des bâtiments, produit de nombreux matériaux : enduits, colles, mortiers avec une implication forte en faveur du développement durable. Jérémy Gobé a ainsi été choisi afin de créer une dynamique nouvelle et originale tournée vers la rencontre inattendue de deux mondes : l’industrie et l’art. Retour sur un projet autour du dialogue entre matières, techniques, valeurs, et savoir-faire.
