This is the central conviction that Marie-Aude Hémard, a collective intelligence facilitator and founder of Metis-IC near Toulon, came to defend in this special episode of Quotient A.
After more than 20 years spent supporting innovative entrepreneurs within an economic development agency, she created her own business to help teams cooperate, innovate and move forward together better.
In this episode, she talks to us about creativity under constraint, the strength of the collective in the face of uncertainty, collective intelligence as a concrete lever for adaptation, and what circus arts, which she practices herself, teach us about listening and co-adaptation.
An episode that also explores the bodily and emotional dimension often absent from organizations, and that raises an essential question: what if adapting alone were the real problem?