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France and the NYCEDC sign a one of a kind partnership to fuel international tech expansion
On Friday 20 th of April, The City of New York and France signed a partnership agreement to fuel international expansions and investment in the tech and innovation sectors. The partnership was developed by New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) and La French Tech NYC respectively represented by James Pratchett, CEO of NYCEDC, and Anne-Claire Legendre, Consul General of France.
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The French company SUEZ, an exemplary American success story
Discover Suez’s Success Story in the US! Eric Gernath, CEO of Suez North America, explain us the Suez’s keys to success in the US.
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Getting Ready for the European General Data Protection Regulation
Last Wednesday March, 28, Mrs. Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, President of the National Commission on Informatics and Liberty (CNIL) joined a panel of experts to discuss the upcoming General Data Protection Regulation that the EU will implement on May 25th, 2018.
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Creative Next: the winner will be chosen on Feb. 8th
Créative Next is a social media contest that seeks to find the next face of Créative France. Discover the 9 entries to the Creative Next Challenge. The winner will be designated on February 8th at the Consulate.
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Discover the French Tech Visa
A visa for Start-Up Founders, Tech Talents & Tech Investors willing to join France.
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France is proud to host the 2017 Handball World Championship
The 2017 World Championship will take place in France from January 11th to 29th.
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Sign up to Good France 2017
For the third year running, on March 21st, 2017, Goût de France / Good France will bring together more than 2000 chefs on five continents to celebrate French cuisine. Registration is open until January 13th, 2017
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30 French StartUps among CES Innovation Award 2017 Winners
The FrenchTech is sparkling at the CES 2017 in Las Vegas. France is the third most represented country, with 275 companies and exhibitors. Among them, 233 are startups.
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"France must be the gateway to the European market”
French President François Hollande toured Fedex’s European hub at Paris-Charles de Gaulle airport on Tuesday, October 19, as the new phase of Fedex’s European development was being unveiled. He pointed out France’s role after Brexit.
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