Chair of the Aix-Marseille-Provence Chamber of Commerce and Industry since 2016 and a real estate entrepreneur since 1993, Jean-Luc Chauvin embodies a rare form of adaptation: that of transforming a public institution like a business, without betraying its mission.
In this episode of Quotient A, he tells how the CCI lost 70% of its public funding in under ten years, and how he chose to respond, not through constraint, but through reinvention.
Monetizing expertise, opening up the Palais de la Bourse, keeping local branches open across the region when everyone else recommended closing them, turning ISBA-TP into a profitable and recognized school: so many bets made against conventional wisdom.
Jean-Luc also talks about what remains unfinished, with disarming clear-sightedness. And he distills a conviction forged in action: adaptation is, above all, curiosity.
Keep wanting more.