Who are we?
Discover the passionate and dedicated team behind Exenci, ready to support you and bring your projects to life.
COMMITMENT
Beyond our professional requirements, we individually adhere to the values of sobriety, responsible ecology, justice and equity. These values are reflected every day in EXENCI’s actions. Like the hummingbird in the fable, we intend to play our part in the ecological and social transition.
EXPERTISE
With 30 years of professional experience in the field of energy efficiency, EXENCI bases its expertise on numerous projects carried out in situ.
HUMAN-CENTERED
There is no project without stakeholders. We pay attention to everyone’s concerns and seek to create lasting relationships.
AGILITY
The company adapts to its partners, projects and employees to offer relevant and innovative solutions.
TRANSMISSION
We want to train our staff and partners in a pedagogical way to ensure sustainability to our actions.
Bruno Chrétien
Managing Director Founder
What do you do at EXENCI?
I am the President and Founder, and technical expert. I am also a globetrotter and explorer of new human and professional horizons. As a thermal engineer, I specialised early on energy performance of industrial systems. During the 20 years I worked at ADEME, the French Agency for Ecological Transition in charge of various technical and strategical missions. The desire to discover, to meet new people and to be in control of my choices led me to create EXENCI over ten years ago.
What do you do in your spare time?
I like above all creating, strengthening friendships and contemplating the wonders of nature.
What topics are you particularly interested in?
I’m interested in all subjects! Perhaps that’s the problem, my colleagues would say… But I am never more at ease than when I am out in the field, in touch with the real world and in direct contact with people.
A reading, podcast or film recommendation (related to the ecological/energy transition)
One of the readings that touched me the most was TC McLuhan’s collection of interviews and photos “Touch the Earth” where we discover that certain peoples had understood a long time ago that we must be guardians of the Earth and not exploiters. The encyclical “Laudato Si” of Pope Francis on climate change and the environment has also impacted the way I consider my life and my work.
Lucie Magot
Senior Consultant
What do you do at EXENCI?
For the past seven years, I have been able to learn about energy efficiency issues and develop my missions. Today, I enjoy working on a wide range of assignments: supporting national and international territories on energy efficiency and renewable energy projects, creating and delivering technical training courses, and producing deliverables on technical projects specific to certain sectors, such as industry. I’m on all fronts!
What do you do in your spare time?
I love bathing in music (singing, guitar) and dancing (swing and Latin dances). Sleeping too. But that’s a luxury when you’re a mother of a little baby!
A reading, podcast or film recommendation (related to the ecological/energy transition)
I have three recommendations that come to mind:
- The videos of the “Réveilleur” which are a gold mine to learn about technical topics in a simple and neutral way.
- The videos of “Partage C’est Sympa” which makes investigative videos on social issues.
- Videos of the Defakator. They are not directly related to the ecological transition but they allow us to develop our ability to reason and to verify the sources of the information we are offered. I think this critical thinking approach is necessary to lead an enlightened ecological transition.
Hélène Jouppe
Consultant
What do you do at EXENCI?
As a consultant, I like to be able to deal with everything and quickly develop my skills, which is something we can do at EXENCI thanks to the small size of the company. I’m in charge of project management, technical report production, GIS, data analysis, workshop facilitation, communication, and commercial development among other things.
What do you do in your spare time?
Enjoy my family and friends! With a good meal and something to drink, it’s all the better. I’m a bon vivant, and it’s hard for me to say no!
What topics are you particularly interested in?
Lots! That’s the interesting thing about ecological transition: you’re never done learning. But if I had to choose: Territorial resilience and Low-Tech!
A reading, podcast or film recommendation (related to the ecological/energy transition)
Seuil’s Anthropocene collection, and in particular the books “Comment tout peut s’effondrer” by Pablo Servigne, and “L’âge des Low-Tech” by Philippe Bihouix, which marked a real turning point in my ecological awareness.
The work of the Shift Project (publications, podcasts etc.) and Jean-Marc Jancovici.
The Super Green Me podcast, which shows all the contradictions and questions that arise when we become aware of the urgency of the situation.
Alexis Caillère
Technial sales trainee
What do you do at EXENCI?
I am the first point of contact for organizations looking for technical solutions and support with their energy efficiency and decabonization projects. I am in charge of business development and follow-up. Of course, I am also here to learn from the expertise of my colleagues.
What do you do in your spare time?
I love traveling and discovering new horizons, the world has still a lot to offer. Besides this, my family and friends are the most important to me.
What is your educational background ?
I have a rather technical background. I hold a FUT (Univeristy Diploma in Technology) in Electrical Engineering and Industrial Computing (GEII) and a bachelor’s degree in maintenance of automated systems. I did a first year of apprenticeship during this degree in an Industrial Automation design office. This experience taught me one lesson: I am not cut out to sit behind a desk alone all day. That is why I decided to pursue my curricula with a master in Business Development Management. This apprenticeship with EXENCI gives me the opportunity to take on new responsibilities while building on my previous experience.
What subject interests you in paris your educational background ?
I have always been interested in renewable energies. Managing these energies on the grid is complex, and the potential for evolving energy production methods is endless.
A reading, podcast or film recommendation (related to the ecological/energy transition)
I am really into social media and new technologies, and I recommend two Instagram channels. The first one is called “Objectivenetzero”. It draws the state of the planet ans expose the difficulties faced by most developing countries and the innovative solutions that implement. The second one, called “la_pousse_bleue”, shares good news about the ecological transition, such as eco-friendly political decisions of the rehabilitation of endangered species.
Join us !
We are always on the lookout for new talent to enrich and grow our small structure. Don’t hesitate to send us an unsolicited application. You can also consult our job and internship offers on LinkedIn.