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How Vital To The Survival of Humanity Is
A Global Social Consciousness Triggered By
The Integration Of Economy & Eco-Balance

 

Stephanie Failloux
 
Screening during MIPDoc from Paris based Orama & Cie is Social Business: A New Path for Capitalism?, which explores the Social business theme.

The documentary genre is demonstrating continued exponential growth, as the three-cornered global economy and the international village intertwine, and filmmakers seek to highlight issues with factual content across the spectrum from feature films to television. On the question of global warming, who is to be believed: governments with penchants for disinformation, corporations with agendas for unquenchable profits, or conscientious passionate filmmakers who often risk life and limb to preserve 'actuality' for small and big screens? The issue of global warming has been explored from many angles for a number of years, however one under-explored aspect of our 'global dependency' is the correlation between 'social consciousness' and 'profit.'
 

Social Business: A New Path for Capitalism?
 
Stephanie Fallioux commented: "Social Business has a particularly strong resonance in today's changing world where an increasing number of people, especially among the younger generations, are questioning the meaning of their lives. Our movie, Social Business: A New Path for Capitalism?, provides both a practical illustration and an analytical overview of Social Business where both sides are intertwined and echo each other. On the practical side, we used a handicrafts social business in Cambodia near Angkor Wat, Cambolac, founded by a French ex-trader, following the realization that Angkor remained one the poorest regions in Cambodia despite being one of the world's most popular places for tourism. On the analytical side, we interviewed numerous key people in Europe, the US and Cambodia, not only in the field of Social Enterprise, but also in NGOs, Finance, Environment and Education. Despite being a topical subject, there are few movies on Social Enterprise, which explore both the social and business aspects. Having worked in finance for more than 15 years in Paris and London, and from knowing the financial system inside out, I wanted to highlight the bridge between philanthropy and finance, to reconcile two worlds traditionally seen as antagonistic, via the Social Enterprise movement. I chose to produce this film independently of any broadcasters and organizations, with the sense of urgency that our current system and lifestyles are unsustainable and that we need to find new ways of living and interacting with each other and the planet. I believe we will survive, hence I believe in change. This is what Social Business: A New Path for Capitalism? is trying to encourage and inspire."

Social Business: A New Path for Capitalism? is directed by Nicolas Jouvin, and produced and written by Stephanie Fallioux.

The Team:
Nicolas Jouvin – Director, Director of Photography:
Renown documentary filmmaker Nicolas Jouvin has more than 25 years experience and has worked for numerous major French broadcasters, including Arte, France 5, Canal +, France 3 (Thalassa). He has won several awards, including Cinéma du Réel (Point Zéro, Canal +), International Marine Film Festival in Toulon (Les Indiens du Fleuve, La Grande pêche des Imraguens Thalassa,), and most recently, International Archaeology Film Festival in Amiens (la Route des Amphores Arte, 2011). Nicolas has traveled extensively. His latest film project, about a scientific expedition making an inventory of the underwater marine fauna and flora in the Marquesas Islands (Le trésor sous marin des îles Marquises, France, 2012), was nominated at the International Overseas Film Festival (FIFO). Nicolas is a graduate from L'Institut des hautes études cinématographiques (IDHEC, now La Femis) and from the Villa Médicis.

Stéphanie Failloux – Producer, Author, Assistant Director: Stéphanie was born and raised in Tahiti and lives in Paris. Social Business: A New Path for Capitalism? marks her debut into film and television. Failloux worked in the financial sector at the investment banks Paribas and Lehman Brothers, in London and Paris for fifteen years and more recently as an independent financial advisor. Stéphanie Failloux is a graduate from Harvard University in Mathematics, Cambridge University in Economic Theory and the Institute of Political Science (Sciences Po Paris) in Applied Economics and International Relations.

Cast and Contributors to Social Business: A New Path for Capitalism? include David Meyers (New York, Paris, Madagascar): PhD Anthropology (Duke) and MBA (Yale), Environmental Consulting to UN and Corporates (Green Ant Advisors, Founder), Social Entrepreneur (Madagascar), Impact Investing Advisor (Mission Markets, Founder); Philippe Pauly (Cambodia): Cambolac Founder, Trader and fund manager for fifteen years: Société Générale, BNP Paribas, Allianz, previously Social Business Volunteer Consultant, Telecom Engineer and MBA; Bénédicte Faivre-Tavignot (Paris): Executive Director of HEC Social Business/Enterprise and Poverty, Chair, co-presided by Mohammad Yunus and Martin Hirsch, plus fifteen years experience in Consulting and Training; Nicolas Hazard (Paris): President of Comptoir de l'Innovation, Social Business in Consulting and Impact Investing Groupe SOS Vice-President, largest French NGO; Benoit Duchateau-Arminjon (Paris, Cambodia): Founder 21 years ago Krousar Thmey: First Cambodian NGO for Children, "World of Children Award" October 2012 (equivalent to Nobel Prize for Children Associations), granted Cambodian Nationality in 2000, initiator of the Khmer Braille; Jean-Pierre Klumpp (Switzerland): Independent Financial Advisor and Microfinance Specialist with various Executive Positions in Private Banking (Julius Bear, Merrill Lynch) and Microfinance (Blue Orchard, first Microfinance Institution in Switzerland); Philippe Guichandut (Paris): Grameen Credit Agricole Foundation - Head of Development and Technical Assistance, previously Executive Director of the European Microfinance Network; Judith Jakubowicz (Paris): General Coordinator of Convergences 2015 Forum, NGO, First European platform to promote the UN Millenium Development Objectives against Poverty, Advisor in Social and Environmental Impact; Marion Vallet-Moison (Paris): Founder of Social Business Factory, Social Business Advisor Specialist in International Law and Sustainability Issues, previously journalist and lawyer, worked in the media sector (Vivendi, Canal +, France Telecom, Orange); Muswagha Katya (Paris): IT/Telco Engineer, MBA (Oxford), Founder of Limbere Consulting, a Social and Fair Economic Development Advisor to Congo, India, France; and Savy Lach (Cambodia): Aide et Action, NGO, Regional Director in Phnom Penh.
 
 
 
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