Press kit
Conference of the 30th of March 2022

#GIPARIS22
global-industrie.com

Press contacts: Agence ab3c
Stéphane Barthélémi - Tel. +33 (0)1 53 30 74 04 - stephane@ab3c.com
Jean-Patrick Blin - Tel. +33 (0)1 53 30 74 01 - jeanpatrick@ab3c.com

Contents
The big European event for all sectors of tomorrow’s industry ....................................................... p.03

Global Industrie 2022 at a time of responsible reindustrialization .................................................. p.07

Global Industrie develops its measurement sector by incorporating Measurement World 2022 .. p.09

GAS Analysis 2022: The leading event for green industry ................................................................. p.10

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) village ................................................................................................. p.11

Golden Tech: Industrial excellence, the variety of jobs in industry and the richness of its know-how
rewarded in a unique competition! ................................................................................................... p.12

GI Awards: the Industry Oscars .......................................................................................................... p.14

Planning, starting and advancing a career in industry with GI Avenir .............................................. p.15

Conferences under the banner of responsible reindustrialization ................................................... p.19

GI Channels ......................................................................................................................................... p.25

Partners ............................................................................................................................................... p.26

Plan of the exhibition ......................................................................................................................... p.28

Practical information .......................................................................................................................... p.29

Photo gallery of the 2021 edition
https://tinyurl.com/5n77r8rf

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The big European event
for all sectors of tomorrow’s industry
17 to 20 May 2022, Halls 5a and 6, Paris Nord Villepinte.

An event that is unique in France and among the biggest in the world
Global Industrie is the only event in France to cover industry as a whole, from the entirety of its
ecosystem (start-ups, large corporations, subcontractors, producers of industrial equipment or solutions,competitive clusters, research centers, incubators, etc.) through to its whole value chain (R&D, design,
production, maintenance, services, training, etc.) and all of its user markets (transport, energy, food,chemicals, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, mechanical engineering, etc.).
It only took three editions for Global Industrie to establish itself as one of the major exhibitions devoted
to industry in the world. Geared both to the industry of the future and to the international market, it isheld on even years in Paris and odd years in Lyon. This geographical alternation enriches both its offer
and its visitor base.
In 2022, Global Industrie is continuing in its mission to support the whole industrial sector. On an
exhibition floor area of 100,000 m², its 2,300 exhibitors will be eager to present their know-how andinitiate partnerships and alliances. Guaranteeing good relations between customers and suppliers,
Global Industrie maintains the link between research and industry and facilitates the meeting of talented
young people with company heads and representatives of Human Resource departments.

An unrivalled global technological offer
Firmly rooted in its time and a genuine barometer of industry, the exhibition changes each year to makeits offer ever more legible, representative and complete by being divided into 15 representative sectorsof industry simultaneously presenting equipment, solutions and know-how:
1. Assembly, mounting, fastening
2. Smart: digitalisation, automation, mechatronic
3. Electronics
4. Additive manufacturing & 3D printing
5. Finiting & material treatment
6. Forge & foundry
7. Materials & semi-finished products
8. Measurement, control, vision, instrumentation
9. Plastics, rubber, composites
10. Regions & countries
11. Robotics
12. Services and factory equipment
13. Sheetmetal, metal shaping, welding
14. Machining & material removal
15. Green tech
+ Measurment World3

A major international event supported at the highest level
Actively supported by the highest political and institutional authorities as well as socio-professionalorganizations, Global Industrie has set itself four main missions:- Helping people to obtain new skills and opening the way for them to new professions.
- Promoting the image of industry in France to the general public and to young people in particular.
- Supporting the whole industrial community to ensure that it commits itself optimally to the industry of
the future.
- Expanding its influence throughout Europe to restore French industry to its rightful place.
Placed under the Patronage of the French President Mr. Emmanuel Macron, Global Industrie plays hostto a number of ministers, elected officials, ambassadors and representatives of the biggest European
professional organizations in the world of industry.
This has not gone unnoticed by the world of industry, in every sense of the word. Global Industrie has 85
countries represented by its visitors and 40% of its exhibitors come from abroad, from 40 countries. As isthe case every year, French regional delegations (from Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, Grand Est, BourgogneFranche-Comté, Seine-et-Marne, Centre-Val-de-Loire, Normandy, etc.) and international delegations(from Belgium, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Tunisia, etc.) will make a special trip.

A highly topical industrial theme:
responsible reindustrialization
While the environmental issue has been at the forefront of political, societal and industrial concerns andactions for a number of years, the Covid 19 crisis also highlighted France’s excessive dependency on
foreign countries in areas of production which are central or even vital for the country. Players on all
sides are in agreement on the need to relaunch the industrial sector, and seek to refocus debate on
major themes (the environment, cyber security, territorial issues and the digital transformation) and on
issues relating to people (organization, management, corporate social responsibility, employment andtraining).
Global Industrie is doing its bit by placing this need for responsible reindustrialization at the heart ofits 2022 edition, with:- a dedicated activity at the entrance to Hall 6 which will invite visitors to position themselves on
industry’s four main transformation challenges, which concern digital technology, the environment,
companies and technologies.
- a large studio event presented by the journalist Stéphane Courgeon in which professionals will givetalks on each of these themes and interact with the audience in four daily 45-minute sessions
interspersed with videos- a conference program entirely devoted to this theme by way of round tables, keynote addresses andmaster classes emphasizing feedback in the two big conference rooms

Two major innovations in 2022
 Measurement World 2022
The merger between Measurement World and Global Industrie initiated in Lyon in 2021 was widely
hailed by all participants, who wished to see this move made permanent and expanded. Thus, in 2022,
Measurement World will be an integral part of Global Industrie Paris.
Thus expanded, the measurement sector at Global Industrie brings together industrial users, experts,
academics, manufacturers, service providers and international and institutional laboratories and4highlights French and European technological know-how, particularly in the fields of instrumentation,
metrology and analysis.
Also a springboard for innovations and a monitoring tool, this is a unique opportunity to see, touch andunderstand the scope of the technological solutions and all the contributions of measurement(monitoring, optimization, productivity, quality, reliability, use of data, etc.) to all industrial sectors.
 2022 GAS Analysis Symposium
The Collège Français de Métrologie (CFM), in partnership with Measurement World and Global Industrie,
is organizing the 11th edition of the international event GAS Analysis Symposium & Exhibition, in which
the program will be dedicated to Green Industry.
A benchmark event with nearly 300 participants, GAS Analysis has established itself over the years as theglobal symposium for gas analysis by covering themes corresponding to planetary challenges. Seen as
the best forum for discussion of the latest cutting-edge innovations and applications in industry, it will beattended by numerous players in the sector: from experts, regulatory decision-makers, technicalmanagers, research laboratories and manufacturers through to industrial users.

Highlights closely linked to the field to pace the event
 Global Industrie Awards: excellence in innovation
Created in 2018, the Global Industrie Awards reward exhibitors at the show for the development of an
innovative product, service or know-how intended for manufacturers who wish to improve theirperformances, optimize their production equipment or develop their company’s CSR values.
In 2022, a trophy will be awarded in each of the following categories: Production technology; Peripheraltechnology; Digital transition; Environmental responsibility; Exemplary partnership; Start-up.
 GI Avenir, to plan, start and advance a career in industry
To meet companies’ growth requirements and skill shortages, Global Industrie offers a service entirely
dedicated to employment, training and the attractiveness of jobs in industry, which is a teeming
breeding ground for jobs, many of which unfortunately too often remain unfilled.
Job seekers, young graduates or HR managers experiencing difficulties in recruiting or finding a job haveseveral tools placed at their disposal: recruitment sessions (job dating), coaching for people starting theircareer or changing jobs, guided tours for young people or teachers, learning about jobs fromprofessional organizations, etc.
 Golden Tech: Industrial excellence, the variety of jobs in industry and the richness of its know-how
rewarded in a unique competition!
Industry is rich, exciting and innovative. To demonstrate this, Global Industrie is launching a newcompetition based on industrial excellence: Golden Tech. Providing contestants with an arena in which
to fully express their dexterity, their technical knowledge, their know-how and their creativity in themebased tests adapted to each profession. This is the purpose of this new competition open to all industry
professionals: Golden Tech.
The Golden Tech competition will spotlight the following ten professions in turn, each sponsored by one
or two industrial leaders in their sector:- Design Engineer/Designer(Partners: Dassault Systèmes,Visiativ)- Automation Network Designer(Partners: IFM, Agilicom)- Automation Data Manager(Partner: Siemens)- Metrologist(Partner: Zeiss)- Automation Programmer(Partner: Schneider Electric)- Rolling Mill Operator(Partner: AMB Picot)- Welder(Partner: Fronius)- Continuous Improvement
Manager(Partner: Astrée Software)- Motion Control Manager(Partner: Beckhoff)- Robotics Engineer(Partner: Fanuc)5Four days of non-stop live competition to highlight and promote unique know-how. An exceptional show
designed to encourage vocations among young people and spotlight the men and women who make ourindustry strong. Suspense and thrills guaranteed!
 GI Conferences
Reindustrialization, regions, responsibility, competitiveness, technologies, skills... more than 160 experts
and manufacturers will contribute to a rich program of conferences focused on the 2022 theme.
A wealth of highlights and feedback in the form of masterclasses given by leading captains of industry, dekeynote addresses by factory directors and technical managers or de round tables on one of today’s
major technological or strategic issues for industry.

GI Channels, to avoid missing anything at Global Industrie
GI Channels, or how to benefit from the Global Industrie experience without any constraints of time orplace.
Live, throughout the four days of the exhibition, in the TV Studio, on the screens positioned around theexhibition halls or via the myGI application, but also in replay mode, after the exhibition, on the Global
Industrie Youtube account.
Tours by political and institutional figures, masterclasses, round tables and keynote addresses, Golden
Tech competition, reports on exhibitors and activities, interviews with experts and partners, GI Breakfast
and afterworks or 1 o’clock News... six digital channels will present programs with a variety of formats
and content.

GLOBAL INDUSTRIE 2022 IN BRIEF
2,300 exhibitors,
40 % of them from abroad, from around thirty countries
40,000 visitors expected
100,000 m² of exhibition floor area
1,500 machines in operation, making it the biggest factory in France

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Global Industrie 2022
at a time of responsible reindustrialization
GLOBAL INDUSTRIE, the only event in France to cover industry as a whole (ecosystem, value
chain and user markets), is focusing all its resources to serve the wave of reindustrialization
which is currently reshaping the sector in France. The exhibition will therefore makeresponsible reindustrialization the central theme of its 2022 edition.
With the presidential election a few months away, the whole French political class is united on one point:
reindustrialization. The Covid 19 pandemic has not only highlighted the urgent need to restore national
economic sovereignty but also boosted the underlying trend towards bringing home part of the country’s
productive base which began a few years ago. The 35 billion Euros of financial aid in the France Relancerecovery plan devoted to industry is not unrelated to this upturn in investments, which returned to theirpre-pandemic level in 2021.
Better still, in a reversal of the deindustrialization which has hit France over the past forty years (twomillion industrial jobs were lost between 1980 and 2010), in 2021 there were twice as many site
openings (53) as closures (24, down 43 % over the first nine months of the year compared to 2019), notto mention the extension of the capacity of around thirty existing sites. All sectors are concerned, as are
all regions1. A trend is emerging: many of these new industrial facilities prioritize the environment, shortproduction chains, recycling or the circular economy. In France, it is thus now time for responsible
reindustrialization.

“GLOBAL INDUSTRIE is committed to assisting in this major change in the sector
and is devoting all its resources and its energy to supporting the movement
towards the relaunching of the French economy and industry.”
Sébastien Gillet, Exhibition Director
Thus, from the 17th to the 20th of May 2022, GLOBAL INDUSTRIE Paris will be held under the banner ofcompetitive and responsible reindustrialization, the theme of this new edition presented in all its
aspects: technological (digitalization - particularly in the Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Villages,
automation, etc.), ecological (ecological transition, energy transition, etc.), territorial (relocation, successstories, etc..), political (reindustrialization strategies, etc.), managerial (reorganization of companies andworking methods, etc.), and human (training, employment, etc.).

Activities and events on the theme of responsible reindustrialization
The Responsible Reindustrialization space
A space located at the entrance to Hall 6 will invite visitors to position themselves on industry’s fourmain transformation challenges, which concern:
1. Digital technology: data management, cyber security, etc.
2. The environment: carbon reduction, hydrogen, etc.
3. Companies: responsible purchasing, CSR, etc.
4. Technologies: additive manufacturing, automation, robotics, etc.
Every day, in 45-minute sessions interspersed with videos, visitors will be able to listen to and talk withprofessionals on these four major issues.
This studio event, presented by the journalist Stéphane Courgeon, will also leave room for interaction.
For each theme, visitors will be asked to give their opinion on precise questions. They will be able to7

reply via their phone using a QR CODE which will be displayed all over the stand. The statistics willappear live on a giant screen.

A conference program devoted to this theme
Responsible reindustrialization will be discussed in the two big conference rooms located at the heart of
the Smart Industry section by way of round tables, keynote addresses and master classes emphasizing
feedback on six main aspects.
1. Reindustrialization: “What products are conducive to reshoring or location in France?”, “Europe
and the industry of the future: a common vision, a varied reality”, “Diversification: agile organizationand methods to support your transformation”, etc.
2. Regions: “Restoring industry’s image: a pious wish or an ongoing process?”, “How can we
strengthen the economy of our regions and halt their decline?”, “Becoming a collaborative industry
and assisting the country’s regions”, etc.
3. Responsibility: “Economy: French competitiveness in question(s)”, “The circular economy, achallenge for today and tomorrow”, etc.
4. Competitiveness: Additive manufacturing, automation, robotics, etc.
5. Technologies: “The digital twin, a weapon of mass industrialization”, “3D printing: the big industrial
challenge”, “Industry of the future: successfully implementing predictive maintenance”,“Collaborative robotics, how can people optimize their choices?”, etc.
6. Skills: “Training of the future and the future of training”, “Recruiting effectively in industry, a brief
guide”, etc.

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Global Industrie develops its measurement
Sector by incorporating Measurement World 2022
In 2022, Measurement World, the international event for players in the measurement field(analysis / control / optics / processes / vision), will reinforce the measurement sector historicallypresent at Global Industrie. To complement this specialized offer, exclusive contents will bepresented, including the 2022 international GAS Analysis Symposium.

A market context which creates new opportunities
The very unusual situation in 2021 considerably changed the events
Key figures forlandscape, leading to unprecedented combinations. The joint holding
Measurement
at Globalof Global Industrie and Measurement World in Lyon in 2021 thus
Industrie 2022
clearly demonstrated the appropriateness of synergy between themeasurement world and the industrial developments world. This
200 Exhibitors
initiative, which was beneficial for everyone, was widely hailed by all
3,500 Visitors (2021 edition)
participants (exhibitors, visitors, conference delegates and partners),
Measurement World is now
who wished to see it made permanent and expanded.
an annual event
Buoyed by this success, in 2022 Measurement World will be entirely
integrated in Global Industrie in Paris. This expanded sector brings
together industrial users, experts, academics, manufacturers, service providers and international andinstitutional laboratories and highlights French and European technological know-how, particularly in thefields of instrumentation, metrology and analysis. Also a springboard for innovations and a monitoring
tool, this is a unique opportunity to see, touch and understand the scope of the technological solutions
and all the contributions of measurement (monitoring, optimization, productivity, quality, reliability, useof data, etc.) to all industrial sectors.

A place for exchanges and meetings between industry and research
Its historical concept, combining exhibition, demonstrations, business meetings and expert contents andincorporating a scientific congress, makes it a focal point for industry and research.
For this edition, the CFM (Collège Français de Métrologie) is organizing the 2022 international GAS
Analysis Symposium, which will be attended by 300 participants, consisting of people from metrology
research laboratories and corporate users in the gas analysis sector.
Seen as the best forum for discussion of the latest cutting-edge innovations and applications inindustry, GAS Analysis attracts experts, regulatory decision-makers, technical managers, researchlaboratories, manufacturers and industrial users. The symposium will be orchestrated under three main
application themes: Environment, Energy/BioGas and Health.
Consisting of conferences, tutorials, an exhibition area within the exhibition and social networking
events, the program will give an update on the latest advances in gas metrology, energy transition,industrial innovation and air quality.
In parallel, over a period of four days, a program of open-access technical conferences will be presented
by EMVA (European Machine Vision Association), LCIE BUREAU VERITAS and the CFM (Collège Françaisde Métrologie).

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GAS Analysis 2022:
The leading event for green industry
GAS Analysis Symposium & Exhibition is the leading global symposium, bringing together
nearly 300 participants and highly appreciated by the gas analysis community. The event will
be conducted under the auspices of the CFM in Paris- Nord Villepinte for its 11th edition fromthe 17th to the 20th of May 2022.

A rich program combining Hydrogen, Biogas, Energy and the Environment
Dealing with planetary challenges, GAS Analysis has been able to establish itself as the best forum fordiscussion of the latest advances and applications in industry. It attracts numerous players in the
sector: from experts, regulatory decision-makers, technical managers, research laboratories andmanufacturers through to industrial users.
It is orchestrated under two application themes: the Environment and Energies. Its program will consistof 80 oral conferences and posters concerning advances in gas metrology, hydrogen, carbon reduction,energy transition, biogas, industrial innovation, climate and air quality. Four tutorials and an
exhibition area featuring “real-life” meetings are also on the agenda.

A GAS Analysis hub within an expanded exhibition
GAS Analysis will be held in partnership with Global Industrie/Measurement World. The symposium isa key event for an industry seeking to transform itself: at a time when we are fighting global warming
and faced with the need to integrate the environmental factor in our ways of producing, thispartnership takes on its full meaning!
To ensure maximum cohesion, the exhibition part of GAS Analysis will enjoy a central location to serve
as a meeting point for participants in the symposium. The center of this exhibition called the "GAS
Analysis Hub" will be animated by poster presentations and a continuous catering service aligned withthe program of the symposium.
Ideally located around this hub, GAS2022 exhibitors will be able to come into direct contact withparticipants in the symposium and other organizations in the Instrumentation, Metrology and Analysis
sector.
GAS Analysis is organized by Air Liquide, Analytical Controls by Pac, Cetiat, Effectech, Euramet, LNE,
Linde, NPL, VSL, Shell Global Solutions International and the Collège Français de Métrologie.
Sponsors announced to date: Agilent Technlogies and Orthodyne
Exhibitors confirmed to date: Agilent Technologies, Alytech, AP2E, APIX Analytics, Bohr / Endet, Bundesanstalt fürMaterialforschung und -prüfung (BAM) / MefHySto, Chemlys, EffecTech, Endress+Hauser, Etalonair, LNI Swissgas,
Meeco, mirSense, National Physical Laboratory (NPL), Orthodyne, Picarro, Process Insights, PST Process Sensing
Technologies, SIAD, Soclema, Thermo Fisher Scientific...

Link to the detailed program
Organizer and Press Contact: Collège Français de Métrologie
04 67 06 20 36 - gas2022@cfmetrologie.com
www.gasanalysisevent.com
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The Artificial Intelligence (AI) village

Set up with the Directorate General for Enterprise (DGE) and awarded the
PFUE label (marking the French Presidency of the European Union)*, this
300 m² village (in the Smart sector: digitalization, automation, mechatronics)
will bring together around thirty French and foreign start-ups and large
companies proposing an Artificial Intelligence solution.
AI opens up new areas for research through machine learning (ML) or Deep Learning. It intervenes in thefields of production, planning, control, predictive maintenance, etc. with the goal of improving industrial
performance.
Global Industrie will highlight this teeming activity in a theme village which will promote a concrete
European initiative in AI, create commercial synergies between companies and improve a European
ecosystem of AI companies, professionals and academics.
Visitors will have access to exhibitor pitches scheduled in the center of this area and will be able toattend daily round tables organized by the DGE in the Conference area.

Round tables organized by the DGE
The future technological challenges of AI for industry.
Tuesday 17 May - 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. (Barjavel Room)European strategies in AI: how can we compete with China and the United States and what
advantages does Europe have in terms of AI?
Wednesday 18 May - 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (Asimov Room)
Trusted AI: a framework for an ethical, reliable and certified European AI offer.
Thursday 19 May - 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. (Asimov Room)Are SMEs and AI a difficult match? Success stories, obstacles and challenges.
Thursday 19 May - 3:15 p.m. to 4 p.m. (Barjavel Room)European regulations on artificial intelligence.
Friday 20 May - 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. (Asimov Room)AI Village partners

See a replay of
the GI 360° programon Artificial Intelligence*This event is not organized by the French government. It is however authorized by the French government to use the emblem of the French
Presidency of the Council of the European Union

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NEW

Golden Tech: Industrial excellence,the variety of jobs in industry and the richness of its
know-how rewarded in a unique competition!
Industry is rich, exciting and innovative. To demonstrate this, GLOBAL INDUSTRIE is launchinga new competition based on industrial excellence: Golden Tech.
Four days of non-stop live competition to highlight and promote unique know-how. An
exceptional show designed to encourage vocations among young people and spotlight themen and women who make our industry strong.
Suspense and thrills guaranteed!

Global Industrie / Golden Tech: common values
Providing contestants with an arena in which to fully express their dexterity, their technical knowledge,
their know-how and their creativity in theme-based tests adapted to each profession. This is the purposeof this new competition open to all industry professionals: Golden Tech.
“GLOBAL INDUSTRIE is proud to launch Golden Tech,a competition which embodies the values which are dear to us:
promoting the diversity and wealth of industrial jobs,
supporting generational turnover,and reaffirming Man’s place at the heart of the industrial environment”,
Sébastien Gillet, Exhibition Director.

Two hours to reveal your talent
For four days, on a dedicated floor area of more than
Test timetable
1,000 m², professionals (around ten per profession) will
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9:30 /demonstrate their know-how in the creation of a work in
12:30 / 3:30
Friday: 9:30 / 12:30
front of an audience of visitors. They will have two hours to
Tests broadcast live every day on GI
do this.
Channels (dedicated channel)
For each profession, the theme of the technical test will bethannounced on the website goldentech.fr on the 26 of
Presentation of the awards
January.
Friday 20 May (afternoon)
The precise subject of the test will not be revealed to
Broadcast live on GI Channels (dedicatedcontestants until one hour before the test starts.
channel)The contestants’ work, creativity, technical expertise andend result will be assessed and marked by a jury of experts.
On Friday the 20th of May, in each professional category, three medals (bronze, silver and gold) will beawarded to the three contestants who have received the highest marks. Each gold medal winner will
receive a check for 1,000 Euros.

10 professions spotlighted
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All professionals who wish to participate in this new competition must register online on the website
goldentech.fr. The contestants (11 maximum) chosen in each professional category will have been
selected by the partners according to their motivations and their knowledge.
Note: each contestant will have his traveling and accommodation expenses paid by GL events. Working
clothes and meals will also be provided on site.
The Golden Tech competition will spotlight the following ten professions in turn, each sponsored by one
or two industrial leaders in their sector:
 Design Engineer/Designer (Partners: Dassault Systèmes, Visiativ)
 Automation Network Designer (Partners: IFM, Agilicom)
 Automation Data Manager (Partner: Siemens)
 Metrologist (Partner: Zeiss) Automation Programmer (Partner: Schneider Electric)
 Rolling Mill Operator (Partner: AMB Picot)
 Welder (Partner: Fronius)
 Continuous Improvement Manager (Partner: Astrée Software) Motion Control Manager (Partner: Beckhoff) Robotics Engineer (Partner: Fanuc)

For more details on each profession and the associated tests:

https://goldentech.fr

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GI Awards: the Industry Oscars
Presentation of the Awards on Tuesday 17 May in the late afternoon (in the conference room)
The Global Industrie Awards highlight each year the innovation and appropriateness of products orservices dedicated to production technologies. Now a benchmark in the industrial sector, thesetrophies are awarded after the new products have been closely examined by a jury made up of
manufacturers, experts and specialized journalists. In 2022, the categories have been reviewed tofollow major changes in the profession as closely as possible.

Production technology
This category rewards major technological innovations dedicated to the production line: from materials(metals, plastics, composites, components, etc.) to the different manufacturing techniques (additive
manufacturing/3D printing, printed electronics, machining by material removal, forge & foundry andsheet metal work) but also production automation techniques, robotics, measurement, control, on-line
vision, finishing solutions (surface treatments) and all fluids and solids inherent to production (inks,
alloys, fluxes, cutting oil, part cleaning products, etc.).

Peripheral technology
This category rewards major technological innovations dedicated to the machine environment andprocess optimization: software and NC, automated systems, cobotics; palletization; measurement,
control, off-line vision; operating fluids (energy, maintenance, traceability, etc.).

Digital transition
This category rewards solutions proposed by service providers who assist companies in their digitaltransformation but also successful digital transition initiatives in terms of cyber security, time,
investment, or changes in skills.

Environmental responsibility
This category rewards technical and technological innovations which help to improve companies’ CSR
performance: energy efficiency, circular economy, electrification and hybridization, recycling, eco-design,
corporate social and societal values, employee training, etc.

Exemplary partnershipThis category rewards projects conducted jointly or in synergy between several companies (prime
contractor/subcontractor, cross-functional project, companies with complementary know-how, large
corporation/SME, national or regional innovation support organizations, laboratories) around a part, aset of parts, a service, etc.

Start-up
This category rewards start-up companies less than 3 years old which have developed an innovative
solution or service currently being deployed to one or more customers. This award should enable thecompany to receive backing in a new investor round or an application for subsidies or a loan.

The winners of the 2021 Global Industrie Awards with Mrs. Agnès
Pannier-Runacher,
Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance andRecovery, in charge of Industry

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Planning, starting and advancing
a career in industry with GI Avenir
France set records for employment and training in 2021: far higher recruitment on fixed-term
contracts of more than one month or permanent contracts than before the crisis1, a 37 % increasein the number of apprenticeship contracts2, etc.
Despite this, the industry sector is still struggling to attract new talents.
Once again this year, Global Industrie is bringing its wide-reaching GI Avenir system into play toincrease awareness among young graduates and job seekers and assist HR departments in the
different sectors in their recruitment.

GI Avenir: an innovative system at the heart of industry’s big event
Meeting visitors’ expectations through concrete and usefulactions, GI Avenir will be the rallying point for players in
employment and training. Combining an information space,job dating, coaching, guided tours, activities, etc., GI Avenir
aims to emphasize know-how, provide information on thewealth of careers available, highlight the sectors which arerecruiting and promote the professions of the future.
The GI Avenir space is intended for young people, from highschool students to university students and from those on an
academic track to apprentices, for job seekers or working
people undergoing retraining, for the education communityand for school students’ parents. It aims to emphasize
professional know-how, reflect the wealth of careers,
highlight the jobs available and promote the professions of
the future.

A veritable passport to the various services
provided on GI Avenir, the MyGI application(available on Google Play and Apple Store) willallow users to: Obtain their exhibition access badge
 Submit their CV / Submit offers for jobs,
internships or sandwich courses
 Consult CVs / Access offers for jobs,
internships or sandwich courses
 Make appointments for express coachingsessions
 Consult the list of companies present at the
Job Dating sessions

EMPLOYMENTJob dating
17 to 19 May 2022 - In the GI Avenir space (Hall 5)
In partnership with Pôle Emploi (the French government employment agency) and Randstad
And with the participation of the Metallurgical Industries Group (GIM)

To prepare optimally for these job dating sessions organized at the exhibition, job applicants can submit
their CV via the MyGI application and recruiters can submit their offers for jobs, internships or sandwich
courses. Recruiters will also be able to access the job applicants’ profiles and get in touch with them.
Over a period of three days (from the 17th to the 19th of May), companies which are recruiting (whether
exhibiting or not) will be provided with corners to meet the selected candidates in 30-minute time slots.
Companies with recruitment needs can register now by contacting hermine.douesneau@gl-events.com

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2

URSSAF National Office - January 2022
Ministry of Labor - February 2022

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Express Coaching
In the GI Avenir space (Hall 5)
In partnership with Arts et Métiers Alumni

Set up with Arts et Métiers alumni, the express coaching sessions provide 30 minutes of personal
assistance to young graduates, people wishing to give their career new impetus or those preparing toembark on the path of entrepreneurship.
 Young graduates, get off to the right start!
 Stay ahead and drive your career better!

Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur? (For those wishing to take over or set up a company)
Do you have what it takes to be a consultant? (For those wishing to become an interim manager)

TRAINING
Visitor trails and guided tours
Teachers, university students, young graduates, school students and job seekers will be able to follow
guided tours or unguided tours (with a paper and digital trail) to find out about different jobs. In
accordance with the types of visitors and their interests, the visitor trails will take them to the futuretechnology stands, to the exhibition’s activities and to the institutional partners who will be able toinform them on the jobs and training available
to them.
The Trades Hub
Throughout the period of the exhibition, halfday guided tours for school students will givean overview of industrial sectors. They will
begin with a visit to the Trades Hub (1½ hours)
before exploring the exhibition (1½ hours).
Lastly, guided tours will also be specificallyorganized for teachers as part of the CEFPEP
training.
For these operations, Global Industrie is
supported by the Île-de-France education
authorities.

Created by the Aforp Group and the GIM, the Trades Hub is a 5stage recreational learning trail allowing visitors to find out
about a range of professions providing employment in factories
and the skills required to practice them. Intended for middle
school students (8th and 9th grades) and high school students(10th grade), this trail explores jobs in design, organization,
production, robotics and maintenance.
This operation organized in Aforp’s training center (located in
Tremblay, 10 minutes away from the Paris-Nord Villepinte
Exhibition Centre) provides key information on professions
which are recruiting, the qualifications required and the training
courses available, while giving an up-to-date picture of industry
and working conditions.

Professional organizations partnering GI Avenir
Strongly committed to increasing awareness of jobs and training, professional unions, federations andassociations participating in the GI Avenir system will set aside a specific space on their stand where they
will be able to provide visitors with information on careers, training schools and sectors which arerecruiting.

Professional organizations participating in the operation:

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DISCOVERING JOBS
NEW

Experience industry: A day of immersion in the industrial world
On the 17th of May 2022, the FIM, the Fabrique de l’Industrie, the GIM and the DGE are organizing anawareness operation for 30 eighth grade students. Accompanied by technicians and engineers, sixgroups will go through the aisles of the exhibition to meet exhibiting manufacturers. They will thus
discover the diversity of industry and the jobs people are passionate about. To complement this, themorning will be devoted to discovering the Trades Hub (Aforp).

The Industry 4.0 Hackathon by CQM
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Two 2-day sessions, on the 17 and 18 of May and the 19 and 20 of May 2022 - In the GI Avenir space (Hall 5)

GI Avenir is launching its Hackathon dedicated to Data Science, in partnership with the Aerospace Jobs
and Qualifications Campus of the University of Evry.
The contestants (university students and trainee engineers) will have to demonstrate their skills in
optimizing product demand forecasting, a major industrial requirement.
To do this, they will use the artificial intelligence platform papAI created by Datategy, a partner of theoperation.
Ten teams (five on Tuesday and five on Wednesday) will take part in this hackathon, including an allfemale team (on Tuesday) in partnership with Elles Bougent.
Subject
Problem: A set of data will be proposed containing the product demand history for a manufacturing company
operating worldwide. The company markets thousands of products in dozens of product categories. There are four
central warehouses, and each warehouse manages the shipment of the products in the region for which it is
responsible. Given that the products are manufactured in various places around the world, it normally takes morethan a month to ship the products by sea to the different central warehouses. If it was possible to make monthly
forecasts for each product in the various distribution centers, with reasonable accuracy, this would enable thecompany to better control its procurements, deliveries and stocks and therefore minimize its costs.
Methodology: In the course of this contest, papAI will be used to solve this problem and create the best forecasting
system using the historical data.
Evaluation: All the historical data are divided into training and test datasets in proportions of 80 % and 20 %respectively. Only the framework will be provided to construct the model, and then the test set will be used toevaluate it. The Mean Absolute Error (MAE) will be used to choose the best model.

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The main aim of Elles bougent is to improve opportunities for women in companies
in the industrial and technological sectors. Women still only account for a small
percentage of the workforce in these sectors, especially in technical positions, and companies would likemore of them to choose to work in their fields.
On Tuesday the 17th of May, the association will give young female students and graduates and women
looking for jobs, internships or sandwich courses the opportunity to go and meet exhibitors to learn
about their activities and jobs.

ACTIVITIESThe Plastics Truck (Hall 6)
Built by POLYVIA, the plastics truck is installed in the center of the exhibition. It willallow people to immerse themselves in the plastics and composites sector andlearn about this field, its jobs and the training available, but also to talk to regional
manufacturers who are recruiting apprentices.
Born around fifty years ago, plastics processing is a young and pioneering industry which encourages
innovation, optimizes the use of raw materials, commits itself to the development of a circular economy
model and creates jobs. The growth prospects linked to the almost infinite potential of plastics make it asector of the future. There are 3,350 companies in the sector employing 125,000 people.

Worldskills (Hall 6)
Contestants who will represent France at the next Worldskills competition in Shanghai in
December 2022 will be present at the exhibition for practice under real conditions. Four
professions have been selected: CADD, Milling (CAD), Robotics integration and Mobile
robotics.

GI Avenir partners

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Conferences
under the banner of responsible reindustrialization
This theme is central to Global Industrie 2022 and will be addressed throughout the program ofconferences from six main angles: Reindustrialization, Regions, Environmental Responsibility,
Competitiveness, Technologies and Skills.
More than 160 experts and industrialists are expected in two big rooms, the Asimov Room and theBarjavel Room, located in the Smart Industry part of the exhibition, to provide feedback via a vast
program of:•••round tables with three to five speakers and a presenter,
keynote addresses given by a factory director, a technical manager or an economic specialist to
shed light on an issue or provide feedback,masterclasses revealing the vision of a leading captain of industry.

All of these conferences will also be broadcast live and in replay mode on GI Channels.
Note: the program below was drawn up on the 16th of March 2022 and is therefore subject to change.

Tuesday 17 May 2022
1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Barjavel Room - The future technological challenges of AI for industry
Round table in partnership with the DGE
2 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Barjavel Room - Digital Transformation of Faurecia’s operations
Faurecia began its digitalization in 2015 and launched its digital transformation program at the end of
2016. This program improved the company’s operating margin by one percent and was enabled by anincrease in staff maturity regarding firstly advanced automation technologies and then artificial
intelligence. And the story continues…
Keynote by Frédéric BOUMAZA, Operations Senior VP, Faurecia
2:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Barjavel Room - Europe: an industrial policy to reinforce open strategic autonomy and resilience
A policy analyst within the Directorate General for “Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship andSMEs” in the “Strategy and regulation: single market and industrial policy” unit, Giuseppina Bitondo willtalk about the latest developments in European industrial policy and the concept of open strategic
autonomy, particularly the thorny problem of strategic dependency.
By Giuseppina BITONDO of the European Commission (speaking remotely)
2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Asimov Room - Hydrogen, a strategic industry for France
Manufacturers and institutional players tell you about recent developments in this strategic sector forFrance and what the country intends to do to become a leader in this field.
In partnership with France Hydrogène
3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Barjavel Room - Reshoring through a responsible purchasing approach19Organized by PwC France, France Industrie and the Conseil National des Achats (National Procurement
Council)Round table presented by Jacques PARY
With, in particular, Olivier LLUANSI, Strategy& partner at PwC France
Jean-Luc BARAS, President of the National Procurement Council
4 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Asimov Room - Economy: French competitiveness in question(s)Come and ask leading representatives all your questions on such burning issues as the tax burden on
companies, red tape and labor costs… and the help available to overcome these problems.
Round table presented by Guy FAGES, journalist
With Alexandre SAUBOT, President of France IndustrieThomas COURBE, Director General of the DGE
Laurent MAZOUE, Executive vice-president for Operations at Airbus Helicopters
Alexis De NERVAUX, Group Chief Digital & Information Officer, Terreal
4 p.m. to 4:45 p.m.
Barjavel Room - Regions at the heart of the reindustrialization process
The Covid crisis has highlighted the urgent need to reindustrialize our country. A fight which is as difficult
as it is essential, in which the Regions are in the front line.
Round table presented by Jacques PARY
With Olivier LLUANSI, Strategy& partner at PwC
Floriane BOULAY, Director General of the ADCF (National Federation of Intermunicipal Elected
Representatives)
Guillaume MORTELIER, Executive Director in charge of support at Bpifrance
Guillaume BASSET, Director of the “Industry Territories” program
Jean-François CHANUT, Chairman of Ratier-Figeac
5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Barjavel or Asimov Room – Presentation of the GI Awards

Wednesday 18 May 2022
10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Asimov Room - Training of the future and the future of training
What will my job be tomorrow? How can training be deployed in Industry 4.0, to center it on operational
methods of implementation? All of these questions (and many more) will be answered by leadingindustrialists and institutional players.
Round table presented by Eric ROUBERT, Editor of Arts & Métiers Magazine
With Federico BERERA, Chief Inspector of Education, Sport and Research, Dean of the Industrial Scienceand Technology Group
Stéphanie LAGALLE-BARANES, Director of OPCO 2i
Romain REBOULLEAU, Knowledge management digital tools, Framatome
Jean-Roch HOULLIER, Head of Learning and Digital, Safran University
Barjavel Room - Industry of the future: successfully implementing predictive maintenancePredictive analysis consists, for industry, in sufficiently mastering knowledge of the behavior of an item ofequipment in service, regarding both its state of health and its use, to estimate availability, reliability andsafety during its subsequent operation.
Round table presented by Thierry PIGOT, journalist
With, in particular, a maintenance manager from Gruyère Energie (Switzerland)
Nicolas MARIE, Maintenance Service Manager, John Deere Power Systems
Jean-Yves KBAIER, Director, Ennovia
Philippe DESPESSE, Industrial Partnerships Manager, CEA LETI
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11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Asimov Room - European strategies in AI: how can we compete with China and the United States andwhat advantages does Europe have in terms of AI?
Round table in partnership with the DGE.
Barjavel Room - The digital twin, a weapon of mass industrialization
The digital twin offers numerous possibilities to strengthen the performance of products, anticipate thesteps of their life cycle or plan production line activities, etc.
Round table presented by Jacques PARY
With, in particular, Raphaël CONTAMIN, Director of BIM Factory, Engie Maxima
Samir ASSAF, Simulation Center Engineer, Cetim
Franck BONASSERA, Axsys Industries Group
Sylvie GUINARD, Chief Executive Officer, Thimonnier
12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Asimov Room - The place of mechanical engineers in digital industry
While the Golden Tech awards symbolize existing jobs and skills, what does the future hold in store forus?
With the arrival of the fourth industrial revolution, what is the impact of this digital world on moremechanical industries? How can they join in it and provide added value?
Presented by Stéphane SOUMIER, journalist, founding president of BSmart TV
With Jean-Hugues RIPOTEAU, Chairman of Fanuc France (profession: Robotics Engineer)
Mustapha EL BOUCHOUAFI, Managing Director of Zeiss Industrial Quality Solutions (profession:
Metrologist)
Nicolas LE MOIGNE, Director of Sales - Europe, Africa, Russia of Mastercam (profession: Milling machine
operator/Lathe operator)
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Asimov Room - Tomorrow, disruptive technologies
While the Golden Tech awards symbolize existing jobs and skills, what does the future hold in store forus?
Traditional jobs are being challenged by new ones. How must companies adapt? How can they change
their habits and break glass ceilings?
Presented by Stéphane SOUMIER, journalist, founding president of BSmart TV
With, in particular, Vincent JAUNEAU, Vice-Chairman of Siemens France (profession: Automation DataManager)
Barjavel Room - 3D printing: the big industrial challenge
The additive manufacturing revolution has started sweeping through factories. What are the advantages
and what are the obstacles (skills, financing, etc.)?
Round table presented by Jean-Daniel PENOT, Additive Manufacturing Manager at Cesi
3 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Asimov Room - Industry 4.0 improves performance at Plastic Omnium
How has one of the biggest companies in France, which defines itself as the “leader of sustainable andconnected mobility”, taken advantage of the digital revolution…
Keynote by Philippe CONVAIN, Digital Manufacturing Director, Clean Energy Systems, Plastic Omnium
Barjavel Room - The scientific and technological challenges for the energy transition in the engineering
industry
By Pierre CHALANDON, Operational Director, Cetim

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3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Asimov Room - Digital continuity, from design to delivery
While the Golden Tech awards symbolize existing jobs and skills, what does the future hold in store forus?
The era of compartmentalized jobs is behind us. With digital continuity, all professions have to work
together within the same company, but also within the same ecosystem.
Presented by Stéphane SOUMIER, journalist, founding president of BSmart TV
With, in particular, Rombaut KETA, Managing Director of Beckhoff France (profession: Motion Control
Manager)
Jan-Rémi FROMENTIN, Global Sales and Marketing Director of IFM solutions for Industry 4.0 (profession:
Industrial Network Designer)
Barjavel Room - Recruiting effectively in industry, a brief guideIndustry is looking for new talents but is having a lot of difficulty in identifying them. However, solutions
exist.
Round table presented by Eric ROUBERT, Editor of Arts & Métiers Magazine
4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Asimov Room - What disruptive technologies tomorrow?
Traditional jobs are being challenged by new ones. How must companies adapt? How can they change
their habits and break glass ceilings?
Round table presented by Thierry PIGOT, journalist
With, in particular, Philippe GUYOT, Design Consultancy Activities Manager, Cetim
Manuel COLLET, President, Ingénierie@Lyon
Barjavel Room - How to benefit from the research world
Although French research is in good shape, it often seems difficult to build bridges between it and thebusiness world. However, simple solutions exist.
Round table in partnership with the SATT network
With, in particular, Sébastien TADDIA, Director of the Industry Division or Thierry Le Guével, Managing
Director, Innax
Romain BAUDE, Co-founder and CEO, Aprex Solutions
Lucie MONOT, R&D group leader, Ingenova

Thursday 19 May 2022
10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.
Barjavel Room - The circular economy, from dream to reality
At a time when the word “environment” is on everyone’s lips, a frank review of this theme to discover
manufacturers who have already carried out their revolution.
Round table presented by Jacques PARY
With, in particular, Muriel MAQUENNEHAN, Cetim
Pierre GEORGEALUT, Packaging R&D Director, Lactalis
10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Asimov Room - Trusted AI: a framework for an ethical, reliable and certified European AI offer
Round table in partnership with the DGE.
11:15 a.m. to 12 noon
Barjavel Room - Diversification: an agile organization and methods to support your transformation
The latest crisis has highlighted more than ever the need for manufacturers to diversify, with the help ofdigitalization and reorganization of production.
Round table presented by Jacques PARY
With, in particular, Julien GUILLEN, Additive Manufacturing Leader, Décathlon
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Pierre-Marie GAILLOT, Company Industry 4.0 Transformation Architect, Cetim
12 noon to 1 p.m.
Asimov Room - What products are conducive to reshoring or location in France?
Government authorities have warned: only strategic and economically viable productions will be
reshored. But which ones?
Round table presented by Guy FAGES, journalist
With, in particular, Stéphanie PISTRE, Chairman of Gimbert Surgelés
Max BLANCHET, Managing Director, Accenture Strategy
Barjavel Room - Energy, the big challenge of the industry of the future
Covid and then the war in Ukraine have heavily affected the energy economy. What are the solutions tostay competitive in the future?
Round table presented by Jacques PARY
With Landry MAILLET, CEO of ABCM
Vincent MAHEO, Chairman of ALSTOM Hydrogène SAS
Jean LE COZ, Global Market Manager Energy & H2 project, Cetim
A representative of ADEMEBenoît MIRET, Director of the Vicat cement works in Xeuilley
1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Asimov Room - Towards responsible Design
In the era of Industry 4.0, environmental responsibility, sustainable development, integration of thehuman factor, etc., the designer’s job is becoming central. He must incorporate these new fundamental
trends.
Round table presented by Fabrice PELTIER, Designer and consultant, author of “Design pour les Nuls”(“Design for Dummies”)
With, in particular, Xavier ALLARD, Design & Styling director, Alstom
Damien PERROT, Global Senior Vice President Design, Accor
Dominique PARET, Director of Cité Services (Cité du design)
Barjavel Room - Collaborative robotics, how can people optimize their choices?
Every day, new collaborative robots appear on the market, offering numerous functions, with advantages
but also drawbacks. Unfamiliarity with the real benefits and the constraints associated with thiscomplementary area of robotics has led some people to choose solutions which have to varying degrees
fallen short of the initial objectives.
Round table presented by Thierry PIGOT, journalist
With Gabriel AUDRY, automated facilities and control expert, Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi
Renaud CHAMPION – Co-founder of Robolution Capital
Alexandre BAILLEUL, Technical Project Manager, Cetim
2:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Asimov Room - Restoring industry’s image: a pious wish or an ongoing process?
Industry still too often suffers from a “Victorian” image: dirty, tiring and poorly paid. A false idea which
can be combated.
Round table presented by Jacques PARY
With, in particular, Stéphanie LAGALLE-BARANES, Director of OPCO 2i
Erwan COATANEA, Chairman, Sodistra
Barjavel Room - The Public Climate Bank: what are the aims?
In line with the government’s Recovery Plan, Bpifrance and the Banque des Territoires launched a joint
Climate Plan of nearly 40 billion Euros available between 2020 and 2024. The aim of this plan is tomobilize business leaders and facilitate the emergence of solutions for the environment.
By Pascal LAGARDE, Executive Director, Bpifrance
3:15 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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Barjavel Room - Are SMEs and AI a difficult match? Success stories, obstacles and challenges
Round table in partnership with the DGE

Friday 20 May 2022
11 a.m. to 12 noon
Asimov Room - Between man and machine, a problem of trust
The robotics revolution is expected to raise great hopes and no less significant problems. Some of these
problems are not specific to it, such as the threats to jobs which have accompanied all technologicalrevolutions, or threats to liberties which already exist with our everyday digital objects. But other specificproblems are going to appear. Voice synthesis and artificial empathy have been devised to enable us tolive in peace with robots, but they are not without risks, particularly the risks that humans could bringupon themselves through a false appreciation of what these machines are.
By Serge TISSERON, psychiatrist, doctor of psychology, member of the Academy of Technologies,
member of the Conseil National du Numérique (French Digital Council), Founding President of the Institut
pour l’Etude des Relations Homme-Robots (IERHR) (Institute for Study of Human-Robot Relations)
1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
Asimov Room - European regulations on artificial intelligence
Round table organized in partnership with the DGE

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GI Channels
The GI Channels concept allows visitors to experience the biggest moments of Global Industrie as they
happen. It is intended both for those who cannot be present and for visitors or exhibitors who wish tosee a replay of the key moments of the day.
With GI Channels, Global Industrie is continuing its digital transformation after a successful “phygital”
edition in 2021 (21,000 people connected and nearly 40,000 views).
These channels will be available remotely via the MyGI site or physically in the TV studio and on the TV
screens installed all around the exhibition. The replays will be available after the exhibition, on the
Global Industrie Youtube account.

Six channels accessible via MyGI
1. Live
This channel will broadcast all the Live events of the exhibition: inaugurations, masterclasses, etc.
2. Stand TourTo journey through the main stands, theme by theme
3. Responsible Reindustrialization
To participate in the 2022 theme of the exhibition
4. GoldenTech & Skills
This channel will show live broadcasts of the industrial professions competition (GoldenTech), provingthat the need for skills is a key factor for a competitive Industry
5. CompetitivenessThis theme channel will present the products and solutions designed to improve competitiveness6. Industry 4.0
The theme channel to assist visitors and help them to move towards the industry of the future

Seven program formats will highlight the teeming activity of the exhibition every day:• Tours by political and institutional figures• Masterclasses, round tables and keynote addresses• Golden Tech competition• Reports on exhibitors and activities• Interviews with experts and partners• GI Breakfast and afterworks• 1 o’clock news
Global Industrie will deploy a whole system to film and host the various programs:• A GI Channels film studio at the entrance to hall 5.
• Mobile reports on exhibitors’ stands, the activity areas and tours by official guests.
• Broadcasting from the conference rooms in hall 5.

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Institutional support

Institutional partners

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Practical information
Name

Global Industrie – 4th edition

Place

Paris-Nord Villepinte

Date

17 to 20 May 2022

Opening hours

Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Expected number of exhibitors

2,300 exhibitors

Expected number of visitors

40,000 visitors

2022 exhibition floor area

100,000 m²
GL events Exhibitions
Zone Artisanale MAYNE II - CS 80223 - 47440 Casseneuil

Organizer

Sébastien Gillet, Exhibition Director
Julie Voyer, Assistant Exhibition Director

Communication

Martin Capdeviole, Communication Manager
Tel. +33 5 53 36 70 74 - martin.capdeviole@gl-events.com
Agence ab3c

Press contacts(BtoB and International)

Stéphane Barthélémi
Tel. +33 (0)1 53 30 74 04 - stephane@ab3c.com
Jean-Patrick Blin
Tel. +33 (0)1 53 30 74 01 - jeanpatrick@ab3c.com

Agence 2017
Press contacts(General Public)

Roman Abreu
Tel. +33 (0)6 23 21 36 86 - roman@2017.fr
Alexis Betemps
Tel. +33 (0)6 86 30 04 76 - alexis@2017.fr

Websitehttps://global-industrie.com

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