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NextMove's General Assembly elected its new President at its annual convention on June 23. Philippe Prével benefits from 40 years of experience in the automotive industry, mostly within the Renault Group, where he is currently Vice President in charge of projects on alternative fuels. He succeeds Rémi Bastien, who has held this position since November 2017. Language : French
For the 2022 edition of its annual START convention, NextMove brought together nearly 300 mobility and automotive players on June 23 at the Carré des Docks in Le Havre, Normandy. This highlight of the cluster's life was punctuated by conferences and forward-looking keynotes led by experts, as well as by the Mobility 2022 Awards ceremony to reward the most innovative players in the ecosystem.
The competitiveness cluster, which has been ISO 9001 certified and has been awarded the European Gold Label Cluster Management Excellence for several years, is pursuing its continuous improvement approach for professionals in the automotive and mobility sector by obtaining Qualiopi certification for its training program: technical, industrial, quality, engineering, circular economy, management or organizational tools... These training programs are resolutely concrete and are provided by renowned experts, members of NextMove, and enable players in the sector to increase their skills with the assurance of the highest quality of service. This training program, which is currently being rolled out, provides the essential tools to meet the crucial Employment & Skills challenges of the industry.
The NextMove competitiveness cluster, which brings together innovation and industry players to promote mobility, presented its very first collaborative innovation vehicle, NextCar, on Thursday, December 2. It includes six innovations of interest to the sector, developed by SMEs in the automotive and mobility ecosystem.
French Mobility has mandated the NextMove competitiveness cluster, given its network and expertise, to map out training courses for innovative and sustainable everyday mobility, adapted to the needs of players in the mobility ecosystem.
START, NextMove's annual convention, was held on June 17 at the Cité internationale universitaire de Paris. This event is a continuation of the Imagine Mobility Forum, which has been organized for several years by NextMove (formerly Mov'eo). It was an opportunity for the competitiveness cluster to bring together, both physically and digitally, more than 200 mobility and automotive players in order to understand the major transformations of the sector in all its aspects and award four Mobility 2021 trophies to the most innovative players in the ecosystem.
In the current context of health and economic crisis, many companies are faced with decreases in activity and have recourse to short-time work and short contracts. However, there are important qualified resources under contract in the employment areas. The NextMove competitiveness cluster, one of whose missions is to promote employment in its territory (Normandy and Île-de-France), launched a platform in March 2021 to facilitate the temporary sharing of voluntary employees between companies, within a structured and secure legal framework.
French collaborative innovation creates value and contributes to the advancement of mobility innovations. Three high-tech SMEs that are members of the NextMove competitiveness cluster - MillaGroup, Nexyad and YoGoKo - have joined forces to launch the OASIS (cOoperative Assistance System In Safe road) project, which heralds new technological advances in cooperative driving assistance systems for all.
In the current context of health and economic crisis, many companies are faced with decreases in activity and have recourse to short-time work and short contracts. However, there are important qualified resources under contract in the employment areas. The NextMove competitiveness cluster, one of whose missions is to promote employment in its territory (Normandy and Île-de-France), launched a platform in March 2021 to facilitate the temporary sharing of voluntary employees between companies, within a structured and secure legal framework.
Because tomorrow's mobility is being prepared today, the Mov'eo competitiveness cluster, which has been supporting the innovation ecosystem of the Automotive & Mobilities sector since 2006, becomes NextMove in 2021. A community of excellence, born of the merger in November 2019 between Mov'eo, RAVI and ARIA Normandie, which will continue its action to consolidate, within the sector on the Ile-de-France and Normandy regions, the two pillars of competitiveness: Innovation and Industrial Excellence.
NextMove
Mr Eric Bégin
Communications Officer
eric.begin[a]nextmove.fr