Ten years, seventeen signals.

Election won.

Led the communication strategy of the 2026 municipal campaign in Bessèges (Gard), with the non-partisan Agir pour Bessèges team. Election won in April 2026.

Start-ups with a social and environmental impact.

INCO Entrepreneurs supports start-ups with a social and environmental impact as they grow and spread their solutions.

An innovation programme of €896,504 funded for Pictia.

Pictia receives funding for a €896,504 programme.

The i-Nov competition supports innovation projects led by start-ups and SMEs, with total costs between €1M and €5M over 12 to 36 months.

Through the Investments for the Future Programme, it commits up to €80 million a year to topics such as the digital revolution, the ecological and energy transition, health and security, with support of up to 45% of the project cost in grants and repayable advances.

Tokyo Game Show, with Business France and the French cultural service in Japan.

Creative Lab Japan is the first programme for French tech companies in culture, entertainment, creation and leisure.

Run by Business France and the French cultural service in Japan, the 2022 programme takes the winners to Tokyo during the Tokyo Game Show, after a preparation bootcamp, to meet experts and professionals from the local markets.

Ceremony at the Palais de Tokyo, Paris.

Recognised as being of public interest, the Femmes de Culture association holds a yearly ceremony and conference at the Palais de Tokyo that highlights 100 women in culture (leaders, artists, French-speaking entrepreneurs), within a network of 700 figures from the cultural and creative industries.

Supernova Challenge 2021: 120 start-ups, 36 countries.

The 2021 Supernova Challenge brought together 120 start-ups from 36 countries for three days of challenges in front of a panel of investors, before a final between the top 12.

Innovation across arts, culture and technology.

The ArtTech Prize recognises innovative projects that push boundaries across arts, culture and technology. It is one of the key moments of the ArtTech Forum.

Women Start programme of the Orange Fab accelerator.

€30,000 and a year of incubation at Hôtel 71, Lyon.

Pictia joins the Hôtel 71 incubator in Lyon, part of the H7 ecosystem run by Arty Farty, and wins €30,000.

French Tech Tremplin aims to make the French Tech ecosystem as diverse as the society it comes from, with funding, training and mentoring for people who have been under-represented so far.

All co-founders receive a year of support in a partner incubator or accelerator, a grant to develop the start-up and dedicated events.

Support programme for 100 start-up founders.

Pictia is part of the Orange Women Entrepreneurs programme.

The Group supports 100 women founders or co-founders of start-ups with tailored support across every French region, matching the founders’ needs with local resources and the strength of a large group.

National prize for student entrepreneurship.

“Student entrepreneurship is not a trend: it is a groundswell that will make our society more inventive, more resilient and more responsible. Students, don’t hesitate: join the movement and come and shape tomorrow’s world.”

Frédérique Vidal, French Minister of Higher Education, Research and Innovation.

Business creation and fundraising in Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes.

Funding Week supports business creation, entrepreneurship and fundraising in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region.

It is open to women project leaders and mixed teams being set up, or start-ups less than 3 years old at the launch of the call for projects.

Pitch competition in front of an investor jury.

Jury: Atos France, Orange, France Angels, BPI France, Femmes Business Angels, Paris Business Angels…

Mobility to Canada for the Pictia project.

The Pictia project was selected for the international mobility grant to Canada, with the Interdisciplinary Institute for Technological Innovation (3IT) and Sherbrooke Innopole.

Project leader award.

Linksium SATT competition.

4th out of 47 start-up projects.

On 12 September 2017, CIC Lyonnaise de Banque launched “Innover dans un monde qui bouge”, its first collaborative competition.

Its aim is to speed up the development of innovative projects. Open to every kind of innovation, it lets candidates set their own challenge or take one from the Fintech and Cybersecurity categories.