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Shaping the urban age
Navigating Complexity in a Transforming World
In the face of rapid urbanisation, we must navigate the complexities of city growth, environmental imperatives, and digital transformation. Recognising the unique challenges and opportunities of each urban area, we adopt a multidisciplinary approach that harmonises regional policies, urban strategies, and transportation systems with the digital era, all while valuing the diverse lifestyles and opinions of individuals.
As we stand amidst this evolution, the key is to implement public policies that foster sustainable urban development (SDGs). This means creating cities that are not just economically robust but also environmentally responsible and socially inclusive. By championing green infrastructure, renewable energy, and sustainable mobility, and by engaging communities in the planning process, we can build resilient urban spaces.
Ker-Iz Consulting
Stéphane Péan
With over a decade of experience in Japan and a significant tenure at the European level, Stéphane Péan is a Europe/Asia boundary-spanning consultant, well-versed in working across diverse cultural and multi-stakeholder environments, who helps public authorities and companies navigate complex projects and drive them towards success. His expertise lies in fostering impactful innovative solutions, particularly within the realms of digital cities, smart mobility, and above all the broader context of sustainable urban development.
Graduated in urban and regional planning, intelligent transportation systems along with an MBA, he has nurtured a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead, including strategic governance, capacity building and facilitation.
A boundary spanner, experienced in cross-cultural and multi-stakeholder environments. Working 11 years in Japan and 3 years at European level (EU).
Innovation and strategy expertise in a variety of areas, from transportation industry to digital transformation, particularly in the fields of smart mobility and digital cities, and more generally within the framework of Agenda 2030 (SDGs), the sustainable urban development.
Next step? A high interest in governmental affairs (regions and cities), corporate development or business facilitator at global level, and particularly between Europe and Asia.
Graduated in urban and regional planning (Sciences Po Paris), Intelligent Transportation Systems (Ecole des Ponts, ParisTech) and business leadership (MBA, Globis University, Japan) along with a Product Owner certification (Agility/Scrum).
A boundary spanner, experienced in cross-cultural and multi-stakeholder environments. Working 11 years in Japan and 3 years at European level (EU).
Innovation and strategy expertise in a variety of areas, from transportation industry to digital transformation, particularly in the fields of smart mobility and digital cities, and more generally within the framework of Agenda 2030 (SDGs), the sustainable urban development.
Next step? A high interest in governmental affairs (regions and cities), corporate development or business facilitator at global level, and particularly between Europe and Asia.
Graduated in urban and regional planning (Sciences Po Paris), Intelligent Transportation Systems (Ecole des Ponts, ParisTech) and business leadership (MBA, Globis University, Japan) along with a Product Owner certification (Agility/Scrum).
I would like to recommend Stéphane Péan without hesitation or reservation. He has extraordinary view of the world that allows him insights into a variety of business problems and situations.
Stéphane's ability and effort to manage a shift from a sheer product - and technology centric - approach to more customer oriented approach was of great value for the project.
I was impressed with his ability to persevere on tasks and projects despite a difficult, changing, and challenging environment. His determination and leadership led to a large part of one of the projects we were working on to move forward and be implemented on time.
I could appreciate his large knowledge related to the world of transportation accumulated at technical, economic and societal levels. Stéphane could build a large network of connections among public and private keyplayers in the world of transportation. He is able to leverage his personal connections at all levels.
A BRETON LEGEND ... IN A TIME OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Ker Iz in Breton, or Cité d'Ys in French, is a mythical city that was built on the coast of Brittany (Bay of Douarnenez) and later swallowed by the ocean. The legend said that Saint Gwenole went to see the king Gradlon and warned him about the sins being committed in the city, absorbed in luxury, debauchery and vanity. God warned Saint Gwenole that he was going to punish the city, and the Saint told the king to flee since God's wrath was about to fall upon the city. The king fled riding his horse. A storm fell upon the city and quickly inundated it. The main culprit was Princess Dahud, the king's indecent daughter, who had stolen the key, symbol of royalty, from around her father's neck.
There's another legend told in a Breton saying, says that when Paris is swallowed, the city of Ys will rise up from under the waves (In Breton, Par Is means "similar to Ys").
Pa vo beuzet Paris,
- Read more on Wikipedia (Ys)
Ec'h adsavo Ker Is
(When Paris will be engulfed,
will re-emerge the City of Ys)