There is a risk of fragmentation that makes it essential to rethink relational experiences.

As we begin to plan for the post-lockdown phase, what are the major challenges of this "new world"? How do we even address the issue of social connections in times when, paradoxically, social distancing is advocated?

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Stéphane Hugon, Ph.D., is a sociologist, Co-founder and President of Eranos, and a lecturer at ENSCI. He has advised Pernod Ricard on consumer transformations related to conviviality, LVMH on the intersection of luxury and the sacred, L’Oréal Research on innovation projects, and Groupama on policyholder engagement. His work is particularly focused on ensuring the acceptability of offerings and mitigating risks in investments where intercultural dynamics are a key factor for success.

❝If you want to build a boat, don’t gather your men and women to give orders, explain every detail, or tell them where to find everything. If you want to build a boat, instill in their hearts the desire for the sea.❞

— Antoine de Saint Exupery, écrivain, aristocrate, aviateur

There is a risk of fragmentation that makes it essential to rethink relational experiences.

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