This Thursday, June 16 at the headquarters of UPE06, Frédéric Jourdan-Gassin, President of the Culture and Patronage Commission UPE 06, Isabelle Denayer–Dao Vice President, Louis Guette President of AMBRE International, Emilie Guérin Volunteer Director, will present the Course of
Artistic and Cultural Encounters 06, which will take place on Friday, September 16 from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM, crossing the various economic zones of the Alpes-Maritimes.
This day will be followed from 6:30 PM by an evening combining conferences, activities, and a cocktail dinner. This PRAC is presented as an eco-friendly cultural rally, in which 15 teams of company employees will participate. Its aim is to promote patronage, mutually enhance Art and Heritage, and foster long-term partnerships between two worlds that are often unacquainted with each other, namely, the economic and cultural worlds.
The ‘Art, Culture & Patronage’ Responsible Rally
One of the major actions taken by the commission for September 2011 is the first edition of the ‘Art, Culture & Patronage’ Responsible Rally in the Alpes Maritimes.
Definition: a friendly and itinerant competition where competitors starting from a given point must reach a determined place by going through defined stages, crossing the various zones of the Alpes-Maritimes and following various clues. This rally, organized with eco-friendly vehicles, will allow the participants from the involved companies to discover different types of Art as well as unique cultural heritage sites of the Alpes Maritimes.
Objectives:
Facilitate the connection and enhancement of local French artists with companies in the Alpes Maritimes
Educate these companies to develop their interest and openness towards Art and Culture
Encourage them to develop their artistic patronage actions based on sustainable and responsible values
Mutually enhance Art and Heritage
Foster long-term partnerships by creating lasting artist/company pairs to evolve the artist through the discovery of the business world and offer the company a new creative vision of its value chain (management, R&D,
finance, marketing & communication)
A Responsible Rally in the Domains of:
Art
Highlighting “young” artists
Representing all the arts
Introducing Art into companies
Developing artistic patronage
Culture and Heritage
Discovering unique heritage sites
Promoting the gastronomic culture of the department
Sustainable Development
- The Economic
Support the economic development of the artistic sector by bringing it closer
to the business world
Tax exemption through patronage
- The Environmental
Use of eco-friendly vehicles
- The Social/Societal
Venues accessible to the public with reduced mobility
A stage dedicated to artists with physical disabilities
Connection with a student audience, future entrepreneurs of tomorrow
Development of social links within and between companies
Raising awareness among business leaders and employees about CSR
Operational Presentation
The Responsible Rally by Numbers:
15 participating patron teams
8 SMEs/large companies and 14 small businesses
5 stages
6 cultural heritage sites accessible
to people with reduced mobility
5 top gastronomic chefs
20 artists from all forms of Art
1 stage dedicated to 4 artists with physical disabilities
1 award ceremony with 1 artistic trophy
2 conferences on artistic patronage (taxation and innovative strategy within the company)
2 co-organizers
1 itinerant route
1 day
1 networking cocktail evening
33 responsible vehicles: 15 “ecocars”, 8 electric bikes, 8 electric cars, 2 electric buses
30 questions
A Responsible Rally…
Use of eco-friendly vehicles,
Discovery of unique cultural heritage sites of the Alpes
Maritimes,
Stage locations accessible to people with reduced mobility,
1 stage entirely dedicated to artists with a
physical disability,
Enhancement of Art by synergizing all the arts,
Award cocktail made by renowned Chefs of the
Alpes Maritimes to highlight the gastronomic culture,
Closing the rally with 2 conferences on the fiscal aspects of
patronage and the non-financial contributions of Art in
businesses,
Tax relief of up to 60% of the participation amount
of competing companies,
Encourage social links between employees,
A sustainable bridge between the artistic world and the
business world
The Central Location and Stages
The 6 selected locations (5 stages and 1 central place) are spread
across the different economic zones of the Alpes Maritimes.
Central Location: SKEMA Business School – Valbonne – Sophia Antipolis
The Stages:
- Roquefort-les-Pins: the Castellas
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Châteauneuf: Notre Dame du Brusc church
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Mouans-Sartoux: the gardens of MIP
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Carros: old village
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Nice: the caves of Saint Roman de Bellet


