Manitou Group, le podcast qui nous élève

Welcome to the fifth Manitou Group podcast dedicated to CSR. In this episode we examine how the CSR strategy is perceived internally. What perception do colleagues have about this commitment? How and why do they participate? And finally, what does it contribute to their job and the company? To answer these questions, we’re going to meet Emmanuel Aubrée on the Manitou machinery production line and Hélène Bourdin whois an HR Specialist. Let’s take a journey to the engine room of the Manitou Group.

Nous nous intéresserons à la façon dont est perçue la stratégie RSE en interne.Quelle perception ont les collaborateurs à l’égard de cet engagement? Comment et pourquoi s’y associent-ils? Et enfin qu’est-ce que cela apporte à leur métier et à l’entreprise? Pour répondre à ces questions nous allons rencontrer Emmanuel Aubrée dans son centre de production des machines Manitou; Hélène Bourdin qui est responsable RH et Laurence Berthou qui est responsable de la communication interne.Bon voyage dans le coeur du réacteur du Groupe Manitou.

Bienvenue dans le 4e épisode du podcast de Manitou Group, dédié à la RSE. Cette fois, nous allons à la rencontre des clients de Manitou Group. Nous empruntons des routes de campagne, non loin du siège du Groupe.Ici, dans une exploitation agricole, nous rencontrons Bruno Calle, un utilisateur de machines Manitou. Leur fiabilité conditionne la viabilité de son exploitation. Manitou Group est très à l’écoute de ses retours afin de continuer à innover. Comment la RSE du Groupe est-elle perçue par les clients? Comment peut-elle se transformer en argumentaire commercial? Quels nouveaux usages en découlent ? Bref, comment la RSE infuse et influe sur les relations entre Manitou Group et ses clients?Pour répondre à ces questions, 3 des activateurs RSE du Groupe :Arnaud SochasResponsable Innovation et chef de produits AGRI - marketingLaurent CuvelierResponsable Affaires Spéciales pour ManitouOlivier le PesquerResponsable TCO (coût total de possession machine) pour le Développement Services Tous sont à l’écoute des attentes des clients du Groupe.Bonne écoute à vous aussi !

Welcome to the 4th episode of Manitou Group podcast about CSR.This time, we’re meeting some of Manitou Group’s customers. Across the countryside, not far from the Group’s headquarters, we’ll meet Bruno Calle, a farmer and a Manitou machine user. The reliability of its machines is crucial to the viability of his farm. Manitou Group is particularly attentive to his feedback in order to carry on innovating.How is the Group’s CSR policy perceived by its customers? How can this be transformed into a sales pitch? What advantages does it bring? In short, how does CSR influences and informs relationships between Manitou Group and its customers?To answer these questions, we speak to one of Manitou Group’s customer, Bruno Calle - a farmer in the Morbihan - and three Manitou Group CSR activators who are always ready to listen to customers expectations:Arnaud Sochas, Innovation manager and Agri product manager - marketingLaurent Cuvelier, Special Solutions managerOlivier le Pesquer, TCO manager for Services Development Enjoy listening!

For this third episode of the podcast series, dedicated to CSR, we will explore the aisles, warehouses and take a look in the racks of the Manitou Group store. This is where the materials selected for the manufacture of the machines are stored. But how do you decide on the purchase of materials and the choice of suppliers in advance? We take you behind the scenes of the group's purchasing.As a buyer, Nicolas Menuet will talk to us about the room for manoeuvre he has to encourage his suppliers to produce more responsibly. On the other hand, as a supplier, Olivier Courpotin, from Calpac, a company that has been supplying Manitou Group for over 18 years, will give us his testimony. Does Manitou's responsible purchasing charter encourage his company to progress and innovate?Let's go for a little shopping tour at Manitou Group!

Pour ce troisième épisode de la série de podcasts, dédiée à la RSE, nous allons explorer les allées, les entrepôts et jeter un œil dans les racks du magasin de Manitou Group. C'est là que sont stockées les matières sélectionnées pour la fabrication des machines. Mais comment l'achat des matériaux et le choix des fournisseurs se décident-ils en amont. Nous vous emmenons dans les coulisses des achats du groupe.Au poste d'acheteur, Nicolas Menuet nous parlera des marges de manœuvre dont il dispose pour amener ses fournisseur à produire plus responsable. De l'autre côté, au poste de fournisseur, Olivier Courpotin, de l'entreprise Calpac, qui fournit Manitou Group depuis plus de 18 ans nous livrera son témoignage. La charte d'achats responsables imposée par Manitou, pousse-t-elle son entreprise à progresser et à innover ?C'est parti pour un petit tour de shopping chez Manitou Group !

In this second episode of the Manitou Group podcast series, focusing on CSR, we embark on the subject of transport. How is it possible for a multinational that transports equipment across the world, to reduce its carbon footprint? What are the logistics and transport solutions of the future?We meet Augustin Merle, Project and Logistics Manager and one of Manitou’s CSR activators. He tells us about how his job allows him to pilot the group towards improved responsibility. Then Michel Pery, President of Neoline - a start-up that’s been making a lot of noise but with low emissions- shows us round his sailing ship that he believes will be the future of sea transport and that might soon be taking Manitou-manufactured machines on board.So let’s weigh the anchor and set sail!

Apart from good intentions, what motivates the directors of listed companies to consider their impact on humanity and the environment?To find out, we journeyed to the heartland of Manitou Group, a multinational whose handling, lifting and earthmoving solutions, machinery for lifting heavy loads, are used daily on farms and construction sites, supporting the work of thousands of people all over the world.Aware of their impact on the world, on women, men and the environment, Manitou was quick to understand that corporate social responsibility – CSR: the combination of economic performance with social responsibility – equated to supporting innovation and taking their clients and partners to a higher level. Above all it is a journey that we’ll be taking together over the course of these five podcasts. We’ll see how everyone can all make progress, reinvent themselves professionally, take steps towards innovation and have a positive impact on their own context.In this first episode, we hear from Jacqueline Himsworth, Chairperson of the Board of Directors, and also from Michel Denis, President and CEO of the group.Let’s take a trip to Ancenis, near Nantes, home of Manitou.