Nicolas Imbert - Speaker on performance

Expensive oil, what if it were an opportunity?

Nicolas demonstrates that the rising price of fossil fuels is not only an opportunity to accelerate and make the ecological transition of our economies even more profitable and relevant, but also that we can act, now and without delay, to develop sovereignty and resilience, while preserving the planet and improving overall health.

This is done by relying on the methodology "from vulnerabilities to resilience," published particularly for coastal territories, the maritime and port sector, mountain activities, and activities related to financing, urban development, food, and consumption.

More than 25 feedback experiences can either be presented as support or developed in the context of workshops or case studies where each participant becomes an actor, in a dynamic, interactive, and engaging group work, and confronts the collective production with how the case has been handled in real life.

The conference can be accompanied by case studies, videos, or public presentations.

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Nicolas Imbert, an engineer, leads the French branch of Green Cross, whose role is to illuminate the choices that allow the transition from vulnerabilities to climate resilience, and to propose keys for action and to enhance the ecological transformation of our societies.

He launched a book for leaders that enables them to UNDERSTAND and CHANGE for a protected planet, a preserved humanity, and resilient businesses, through a transformation in global health. The first edition was sold out in 18 months, and the second, completed and enriched edition will be released in November 2026.

The conference, based on scientific evidence and feedback from the territories, shows what is possible to do. It can be complemented by workshops or case studies, and is entirely based on work done and experienced by the speaker.

Far from political agitation, RE-THINKING the planet allows us to UNDERSTAND and ACT on current ecological emergencies. Everyone will find satisfaction at their own level.

The conference places living together and compassion at the heart of its work, while proposing existing, concrete, and economically relevant solutions.

It shows how expensive oil is an opportunity to accelerate and establish the resilience of our territories, our activities, and our lives, and to regain a peaceful sovereignty.

It reveals our environmental health status, but more importantly, it shows how to improve it, in global health, through water, food, air, soil, and our lifestyles.

It explores how to break free from the obesity of our consumption, to establish a resilient, job-intensive, and regenerative economy.

And by doing this, we contribute to making earth together, which is the title of the collection, on a preserved planet, benefiting from the experience of successful projects.

This conference brings together economic actors, politicians, citizens, and especially fosters enthusiasm and projects, to place science, participation, and living together at the heart of our decisions and our lives.

The health, economic, social, and ecological crisis we are experiencing is also an opportunity for radical transformations or progressive evolutions.

Some speak of a change of civilization, others of a metamorphosis, many remain in indecision. Yet it is about acting, activating one's ecosystem, making an impact by creating shared value.

By leveraging the feedback from the vanguards of ecological resilience and innovation, this conference clarifies how to find one's own levers of action, in an entrepreneurial dynamic, effective and generating triple economic, ecological, and societal performance.

The conference can be supported by working workshops, collective or individual case studies.

Networks of leaders appreciate that it is accompanied by maturity models and by sharing the methodology "from vulnerabilities to resilience" which allows for verifying coherence and completeness, but also complementarities, and how to move from competition to cooperation through a triple-win strategy.

It also looks at the role of labels, how to multiply impact and engage the crew, and the importance of a sustainable, robust, and embraced reinvention.

The health, economic, social, and ecological crisis we are experiencing is also an opportunity for radical transformations or progressive evolutions. Some speak of a change of civilization, others of a metamorphosis, many remain in indecision.

The world is changing, but is our perspective evolving in proportion? With the vanguards of ecological resilience and innovation, we find the right levers for action, close to the ground, in an entrepreneurial dynamic that is effective and generates triple economic, ecological, and societal performance, while being mindful to think, act, and care.

Many examples from the territories have understood how to move forward and reinvent themselves now, in an economically grounded manner, for a better global living, a visible impact, and an inspiring feedback experience. Built around examples and concrete feedback from various territories, this intervention allows us to understand how to accelerate the change we wish to make and render the transition quick and beneficial.

We can widely adjust according to the chosen themes, with local examples from France or from overseas territories, Europe, and other continents, but always experienced by the author, who also presents how to find one's own levers for action, in an entrepreneurial dynamic that is effective and generates triple economic, ecological, and societal performance.

Let us draw inspiration from the living and nature.

In the face of climate and environmental challenges, let us study the solutions already implemented by nature, and find the right techniques to draw inspiration from them without being intrusive or reductive.

Resilience, adaptation, and robustness are rooted in the living, providing us with valuable lessons for industrial processes, human activities, responses to resource changes, the management rather than the development of territories, and living together.

From very concrete examples, particularly in their economic dimension, Nicolas Imbert shares a way to draw inspiration from the living to transition from vulnerabilities to resilience, supported by a robust methodology and structured case studies.

This conference, supported by workshops, feedback, and examples, multiplies instances from the 5 continents in a very concrete and operational manner, providing both a theoretical and conceptual approach, and a very clear understanding of the relevance of the issues and the results in terms of robustness and impact.

It also shows how to move from a piecemeal and imitative approach to one that understands and acts for resilience, then regeneration, where we work simultaneously on adaptation and robustness, in global health.

The health, economic, social, and ecological crisis we are experiencing is also an opportunity for radical transformations or progressive evolutions. Some speak of a change of civilization, others of a metamorphosis, while many remain in indecision.

The world is changing, but is our perspective evolving in proportion? It is now up to the vanguards of ecological resilience and innovation to find their own levers for action, in an entrepreneurial dynamic that is effective and generates triple economic, ecological, and societal performance.

This conference, in French or English, provides precise answers and feedback on concrete questions.

All the topics addressed are supported by feedback adjusted to the audience and consolidated in the methodology "from vulnerabilities to resilience".

We can also emphasize one or more of the following angles:

• resilience in an uncertain context: where to address emergencies and where to build and create a sustainable system,
• environmental health why it is essential in building resilience, and how to act. With levers for health actors, insurers, financiers, farmers, food and cosmetic brands, water and waste companies,
• saving water – where, when, and how to start and act to preserve humans, living beings, and ecosystems, secure and then regenerate?
• healthy local and seasonal food, enabling the resilience of territories, the pleasure of being in place, eating well, and better health, from upstream to downstream,
• the coastline and rising waters – what it implies, how to address emergencies and build resilience?
• what are the effective economic models to repair the planet and change the world?
• living together on a finite planet – from misunderstanding to complementarities