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Strategic advertising partnership with TV5 Monde (the world’s leading French-language general-interest channel, TV5MONDE is the second-largest international television network, broadcasting to 370 million households) to broadcast the advert for The ‘Praise of Women’.

An unprecedented international ‘Women Voices’ campaign in 15 countries to praise women, with influencers totalling over 19 million followers (Choc des Légendes – Women Voices)

Press articles, interviews, live shows and television broadcasts in the international/local media:

Article Le Point for “Le Procès de Dieu” (+10 million monthly readers), France
Direct TV5 Monde for “Le Procès du Progrès” (+60 million viewers weekly), International
Ghana Broadcast Corporation (GBC) for “The Praise of Women” (Ghana State Television)
- TV partnership: continuous broadcast of the full-length film of the event on the channel for 12 months +.
- Live interview
- Press articles
Ghana News Agency (GNA) for “The Praise of Women” (Ghana’s official news channel)
- TV coverage of the event
- Interviews
- Press articles
Interviews & podcasts :
- EN : Why it Matters (U.S), Smarter leadership podcast (Ghana), Education for Women Now (Switzerland)
- FR : Under (France) , LFL Alumni (France), koi de 9 (Bénin)

Media partners

+500K

reach on social networks

+45M

followers of influencers involved in communicating the event

TESTIMONIALS

“Merci cher Pascal, j’ai beaucoup apprécié cette soirée originale et j’ai été sincèrement impressionné par l’enthousiasme communicatif avec lequel vous l’avez préparée puis animée. Et puis condamner le Progrès à des Travaux d’Intérêt Général, quel beau message !”

Jean Pierre Clamadieu, Président du Conseil d’Administration du groupe Engie

Membre du Grand Jury, 3ème édition du Choc des Légendes à l’Assemblée Nationale Française à Paris “ Le Procès du Progrès”

ENGIE Group : EUR 80 milliards de chiffre d’affaires, + 150 000 employés, présent dans + 30 pays

“It has been a real pleasure to attend the Choc des Légendes in Accra, invited by the First Lady of Ghana. The event was amazing, and what stood out to me was the trial set-up. It compels the audience to listen to contrasting opinions, making it both inspiring and engaging. Hearing perspectives from both the accuser and the defender provided a truly dynamic experience for everyone involved.”