Nicolas Poivey

Entrepreneurship in the service of the climate emergency! We identify, fund, and launch 100 companies designed and structured from start to finish to combat greenhouse gases. Our mission: > identify high-impact innovations; > recruit experienced entrepreneurs to transform these innovations into companies with solid business models; > inject financial resources to maximize and accelerate deployment. All innovations are made available as open source. Every euro raised is used to combat climate change. Any individual or organization can join the effort starting at €1 on our website (in just a few minutes) and take concrete action, on a global scale, against climate change. Everything is detailed (and you can contact us) at team-planet.com

Entrepreneurship in the service of the climate emergency! We identify, fund, and launch 100 companies designed and structured from start to finish to combat greenhouse gases. Our mission: > identify high-impact innovations; > recruit experienced entrepreneurs to transform these innovations into companies with solid business models; > inject financial resources to maximize and accelerate deployment. All innovations are made available as open source. Every euro raised is used to combat climate change. Any individual or organization can join the effort starting at €1 on our website (in just a few minutes) and take concrete action, on a global scale, against climate change. Everything is detailed (and you can contact us) at team-planet.com

Brad Technology is an AgTech start-up from Avignon created in 2019 with the mission of being the voice of soil health. Brad provides farmers with a better knowledge of the soils of their plots in real time, thanks to the data collected by the probe and the forecasts of the application. This allows them to produce better in an uncertain and changing context. The Brad Solution saves time and resources thanks to a dashboard that continuously monitors the plots and sends alerts about risks as soon as possible. Farmers can then decide whether to irrigate or use inputs. They can also collaborate more easily with their peers, share their data and access that of others. Eventually, they will be able to compare their agricultural practices.