A sponsorship partnership agreement between UTC, mc2i and UTC’s Foundation for Innovation

mc2i is a key player in digital transformation, a facilitator of vocations and a trusted partner for students and educational establishments. Committed to students, mc2i supports them in defining and building their professional project by offering them privileged access to its expertise and concrete feedback. This partner has joined the UTC Foundation for Innovation as a sponsor.
Founded in 1989, mc2i is a digital transformation consultant agency with offices in Paris, Lille, Lyon, Nantes and Brussels. It supports major accounts in the management of large-scale projects, drawing on sectoral, functional, methodological and technological expertise. Its consultants work in both the private and public sectors, providing solutions tailored to the strategic and operational challenges of each organisation. Working in partnership with schools, the firm contributes to their development and encourages young talented people to develop their personal skills. As a committed company, mc2i supports the UTC partnership foundation through various values such as innovation and excellence, ethics and responsibility in order to promote responsible engineering that respects the environment and societal issues. mc2i supports the UTC Foundation for Innovation to encourage exchanges between the academy and industry to enhance mutual skills, but also for the commitment to a sustainable world and to encourage employees to become capable of evolving in a constantly changing environment’, explains Lorenzo Bertola, Director of the Banking, Finance & Insurance division at mc2i, since 2025 also Deputy Managing Director in charge of the transformation of mc2i for several years to become a more responsible digital world.
Contributing to the UTC Chair of Social Openness and Innovation
This commitment became a reality in 2023 with the award of the Numérique responsable level 2 label, granted by the Institut du numérique responsable and the Lucie agency. ‘This recognition encouraged us to go even further in structuring our CSR (corporate social responsibility) policy, with the conviction that our activity must integrate the ecological, social and ethical issues linked to digital technology’, adds Lorenzo Bertola, also a 2003 alumni of the UTC in computer engineering, who shares the conviction that diversity and social openness are a factor of innovation for companies. ‘We will be party to the steering committee of UTC’s Chair of Social Openness and Innovation as well as in the technical committee, sharing our feedback and the actions we are taking in this area. These are centred around three areas: communication, awareness-raising and support. In terms of communication and awareness-raising, we put in place throughout the year a wide range of initiatives to promote diversity and inclusion, such as round tables on the subject of parity in the digital professions, hosting students on our premises and workshops to raise awareness of disability issues’. In terms of support, mc2i promotes excellence, cooperation and knowledge-sharing through all its forums and school interventions.
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