Event report
Event recap : Wegrow “Boosting Growth & Efficiency with Smart AI Collaboration”
On November 13, 2025, the CCIFJ hosted a presentation by Wegrow on the theme of performance and efficiency in business through the use of AI.
Event Highlights
This event brought together 50 leaders and experts to discuss the performance drivers enabled by AI and the sharing of best practices.
Speakers Jean-Louis Cadart, Florent Defontis, and Tristan Helle presented how collaborative AI helps break down organizational silos, improve operational efficiency, and accelerate ROI.
The evening concluded with an interactive quiz, two bottles of champagne at stake, which provided a fun way to recap the key takeaways, followed by a networking session over a buffet.
About Wegrow
Founded in 2018, Wegrow is an AI-enhanced collaborative platform that helps organizations capture, structure, and share their best practices to improve operational performance.
The company now has around 45 employees and supports major international organizations such as L’Oréal, Sephora, Campari Group, Decathlon, Schneider Electric, Franprix, andPierre Fabre, who trust Wegrow to strengthen the efficiency and engagement of their teams. Wegrow is present in more than 65 countries and has over 30,000 users.
The platform is built on three key pillars to turn internal knowledge into concrete impact:
Harvest – Capture and structure operational knowledge
Match – Recommend the right practice to the right person at the right time
Scale – Turn knowledge into measurable, trackable action
Thanks to this structured, AI-driven approach, Wegrow enables organizations to identify what works, spread it more quickly, and foster a lasting culture of collaboration, generating real, measurable business impact.
For more information: https://www.wegrow-app.com/
Acknowledgments
A big thank you to Jean-Louis Cadart, Florent Defontis, and Tristan Helle for the quality of their presentation and the insightful discussions throughout the evening.
Our thanks also go to Khanh Vo, whose commitment and support were instrumental in making this event possible.
A warm thank you to Ophélie Dujat and Léo Phelippot from the CCIFJ for their guidance and assistance in the organization.
And of course, thank you to all the participants for their presence, their questions, and the richness of the discussions that made this evening especially friendly and inspiring.
