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CSR · Climate & carbon
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Supply Chain · Product & supply chain regulations
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Supply Chain · Product & supply chain regulations
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CSR · Climate & carbon
Ingredients and packaging dominate a cosmetics footprint, and buyers increasingly ask at product level. When a company footprint is enough, and when you need an LCA.
A criterion CDP treats as non-negotiable for a score level. Leave it unmet and it caps your grade whatever you do elsewhere.
A voluntary reporting standard built for SMEs, and a way to answer large customers without carrying the weight of the CSRD.
Pierre co-founded Ditto and runs it as CEO, leading the teams that build the CSR and compliance platform its customers use to get compliant, stay compliant and prove it. Before founding the company he spent five years in strategy consulting at BCG. He likes complex subjects, and likes making them accessible even more.
Alexis leads compliance at Ditto, where he runs the expertise team and owns the work of turning each framework the platform supports into something a customer can actually follow. He built the CSRD practice at the consultancy R3 from the ground up, and started his career creating products and services in an innovation studio.
Julie works with Ditto customers on their CSR reporting and their carbon accounting, from a first VSME or CSRD exercise to a footprint that holds up under an auditor's questions. Her days are spent where the frameworks meet the spreadsheets: turning what a company actually does into figures a reader outside the company can trust.
Pierre works in the field with Ditto customers in wholesale, retail and cosmetics, on their QHSE, CSR and supply chain strategy, from a first EcoVadis assessment to a responsible purchasing policy that buyers actually apply. He co-hosts RSEstretto, a short video series that takes one CSR term at a time and explains it.
Ugo heads ESG at Ditto and works in the field with customers in transport, aviation and manufacturing, on their QHSE, CSR and supply chain strategy. Most of his time goes to the part companies underestimate: collecting evidence across sites and suppliers that share neither the same system nor, often, the same country.
Claire created Les Fromages du Bonheur, an independent interactive map of French cheeses: farmhouse and artisanal producers, the 58 AOP, AOC and IGP appellations, cheese itineraries to go and taste them, and a newsletter, la Gazette. She leads the CSRD implementation at Pernod Ricard, where she set up the group's extra-financial reporting, double materiality assessment included, for its first reporting in 2025.
