Didier Reynaud
Didier Reynaud
Fondateur - Directeur de Conseil Équitable
Domicilié à Bruxelles
Didier Reynaud
Founder and Director of Conseil Équitable
Bruxelles
+33 6 72 76 59 24 (France)
+32 493 29 15 50 (Belgique
Date of Birth 26/10/1987 at Firminy (Loire)
ENFJ
My quote of the moment:
"There is no such thing as chance, there are only appointments" Paul Éluard
2023 serie that I recommend
Extrapolations -/Apple TV
Books in progress: Spheres of influence, World Cups and politics, a century of sulphurous stories
Trahisons - by Alix Partam - science fiction
Sports (running, fitness)
About me
I was born in 1987 near Saint-Etienne, in the Loire region. I'm passionate about sustainable development, fair trade, social transition in general and human rights. I also have a great passion for photography, which I really started practising in 2012 during a year in Peru where I went to meet fair trade producers.
I have a Masters in Management from the Strasbourg School of Management. I also trained in foresight at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers in Paris and in journalism at the Centre de Formation et de Perfectionnement des Journalistes (CFPJ - Rue du Louvre).
In my life, I have held a variety of positions, including salesman, researcher, parliamentary assistant, project coordinator, president of an association, journalist and barman at Tango, the legendary venue for LGBT life in Paris. I am regularly involved in social and societal causes as well as sustainable development. One of my battles is, of course, LGBT rights, particularly the fight against homophobia in football.
I currently live in Brussels, where I founded Conseil-Equitable, an agency working on social and sustainable transition. At the same time, I'm writing a book about the future, proposing new and optimistic narratives for our future.
Work experience
Since Jan. 2021
Conseil Équitable
2021 to Jan. 2023
Project Coordinator
Fair Trade Advocacy Office Brussels
July 2019 to Sept. 2020
Accredited european Parliamentary Assistant (APA)
European Parliament Brussels
July 2015 to June 2018
Head of Foresight and Researcher at the Fédération Artisans du Monde
Cifre contract under the supervision of the ANRT
Doctoral training in Political Philosophy, Management and Foresight at the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers
2011 à 2015
Co-Chairman then Chairman and coordinator of the Ekitinfo association - media specialised in Fair Trade
Director of Conseil-Équitable. Projects since then:
- International study in English, French and Spanish on Public Policies in favour of Fair Trade around the World, commissioned by: Fair Trade Advocacy Office, Fairtrade International
- Study and forecasting for Fairtrade Belgium on the development of local Fair Trade (Benchmarking, forecasting study, strategic and commercial study, recommendations, etc.).
- Fundraising for The Journal of Fair Trade (UK)
- Organisation of World Fair Trade Day for the Fair Trade Advocacy Office (2022)
- Courses and training :
- Sustainable development workshops at the Ecole Supérieure de Gestion ESG Act Open Day - Paris
- Module on "Made In" (14h) for the Institut Supérieur de Gestion Lille (ISG-Lille)
- Fair Trade exhibition - Ozfair - 3 months
- Launch of the "Mémoire de Luttes" exhibition in partnership with 12 organisations
- Opening of the Conseil-Équitable eco-responsible shop
Project coordinator at the Fair Trade Advocacy Office,
- Co-creator of the "Young Fair Trade Advocates" programme as part of the Erasmus+ EU WISE project - training 146 young Europeans in sustainable development, Fair Trade, advocacy, public policy and awareness-raising. Management of several local education, advocacy and Fair Trade promotion initiatives. Supervision of a group of 10 young leaders on a study and research trip to Milan.
- In charge of leading and organising high-level conferences on global public policies in favour of Fair Trade, including conferences with officials, experts, representatives of associations and academics from several regions (Ecuador, Brazil, Latin America, India, West Africa), and presenting and leading a conference at the 16th International Fair Trade Summit in Berlin.
Steering the creation of the Parliamentary Office of a MEP, recruitment of assistants and trainees, administrative and budgetary management of the Office, organisation of events and trips, hosting of groups of students and professionals, monitoring of the Culture Committee at the European Parliament, in charge of monitoring the Erasmus+ overhaul dossier, political advice. Support for the Foreign Affairs Committee. Monitoring and writing speeches. Monitoring of the ARDI Parliamentary Intergroup (The European Parliament Anti-Racism and Diversity Intergroup) and the LGBTI+ Intergroup.
Research into the history of the global fair trade movement, and particularly the history of the Fédération Artisans du Monde and the birth of this network.
Writing articles and a weekly watch on fair trade.
Carrying out a forward-looking approach involving over a hundred people. Organisation of seminars and workshops.
Strategic analysis of the network and study of social innovations.
Writing of a white booklet entitled "The Future of Fair Trade in 2030" for Artisans du Monde network shops, in collaboration with the CNAM and Futuring Lab.
Preparation of General Assemblies, participation in the Federation's active life. Teaching.
Coordination of the association's media, writing articles, managing the website and the association, seeking funding and partners, managing volunteers and trainees.
Creation of several contests: Fair Trade Personality of the Year, The Future of Fair Trade (a contest to design products for the future of fair trade).
Teaching fair trade and sustainable development in a number of establishments (ESC Troyes, IAE Bayonne, Blaise Pascal University in Clermont-Ferrand, Celsa Paris, Lycée Saint Félix, Institut Saint Gabriel, etc.).