Partners committed to the AI of tomorrow

Groupe IRD is a major driver of economic development in northern France. Through its different activities, the group offers a full range of solutions to encourage growth and business development, from startups to mid-cap companies. Relying on its own skillset, as well as expertise developed by Entreprises et Cités, the IRD facilitates the emergence of the most promising projects in the Hauts-de-France region. It has accompanied nearly 3,000 businesses since it was first established.

Located at the crossroads of Europe, the University of Lille boasts 88,000 students, staff and 64 research units, covering all the academic fields.
Alongside its faculty members and laboratories, the University of Lille has invested in the creation and development of the Cité de l’IA. Having recognised this crucial challenge for the present and future, the University of Lille plays an increasingly important role as an active stakeholder in regional transitions.
University of Lille, inspiring tomorrow, together!

A university-level apprentice training centre, FORMASUP has been developing apprenticeships within higher education for over 30 years. In partnership with employers and professional sectors, it guarantees high quality work-study courses, tailored to meet skills requirements: 15,000 apprentices, 450 training courses, 95 sites and 6,000 companies. FORMASUP offers courses ranging from vocational bachelor’s degrees to Master’s / Engineers / Business Schools

Positioned as a key player in digital transformation, Synergy combines Data, Cloud and Artificial Intelligenceexpertise to help companies get the most from their data.
For over 30 years, Synergy has supported businesses through data governance, analysis and advanced data science.
With 200 customers operating in a variety of sectors and a team of consultants boasting certified expertise in the latest technologies, we have developed a pragmatic approach, combining innovation and operational performance.

A key player in social protection, Malakoff Humanis was born of the merger between the Malakoff Médéric and Humanis groups. With nearly €7.5 billion in equity capital, 426,000 corporate clients and protecting 10 million people (insured persons and beneficiaries), Malakoff Humanis holds 15% of the group health and personal protection insurance market. In supplementary pensions, the Group manages €37.8 billion in paid benefits, a mission of general interest carried out on behalf of Agirc-Arrco, involving over 565,000 companies and nearly 16 million contributors and beneficiaries.
A parity-based, mutualist and non-profit group, Malakoff Humanis places its performance in the service of social utility and allocates over €160 million, each year, to supporting socially vulnerable people.