Engie’s european committee’s training course

From 23 to 27 March, the European committee of Engie attended a week-long training course in Brussels, organised by IR Share from start to finish. The course covered both the educational and logistical aspects, including booking the hotel and meeting room, managing interpreters and technicians, organising visits to the European Parliament, the European Economic and […]

From 23 to 27 March, the European committee of Engie attended a week-long training course in Brussels, organised by IR Share from start to finish.
The course covered both the educational and logistical aspects, including booking the hotel and meeting room, managing interpreters and technicians, organising visits to the European Parliament, the European Economic and Social Committee and the European Commission’s DG Energy, and catering.

We collaborated with the consultancies Syndex and 3E, who contributed their energy-related expertise, as well as with Progressive Policies, who provided insight into the due diligence.

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