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In Saint-Malo, the partners of the Bretagne brand gathered for a new Regional Meeting dedicated to the challenges of regional marketing and the future of the Breton narrative.
How should we approach the attractiveness of regions in a context of transition? What collective narrative should we build to support regional transformations?
It was around these questions that the partners of the Bretagne brand gathered in Saint-Malo, during a Regional Meeting organised to coincide with the Route du Rhum â Destination Guadeloupe.
A day dedicated to collective intelligence
The day gave participants the opportunity to take a step back, share their experiences and exchange views on the challenges facing Brittanyâs appeal.
The meeting opened with a presentation by Maxime Blondeau, followed by a round-table discussion entitled âWhat challenges and what regional narrative for the Brittany of tomorrow?â, attended notably by LoĂŻg Chesnais-Girard, President of the Brittany Region, in his capacity as a key speaker.
Discussions focused in particular on the challenges facing the region, the factors driving its appeal and how to collectively build a forward-looking regional narrative.
Networking to shape the attractiveness of tomorrow
Beyond the presentations, this meeting highlighted the importance of partner networks and collective mobilisation in regional marketing initiatives.
A highlight for sharing experiences, generating new ideas and strengthening cooperation to enhance the attractiveness of regions.
đ The A&NMT Chair commends this initiative and congratulates the âBretagneâ brand, as well as all the partners and speakers who took part in the dayâs events.
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