Fédérer pour accompagner le changement
We put our hearts into it – Bringing people together to support change
An organization operating in 12 regions of France chose to address their staff through an original communication campaign that embodies their values.
The exhibition “We put our hearts into it” highlights in an authentic manner how diverse jobs and regions are. People who work on the ground daily are brought to light: their portraits are drawn and their stories are told.
Marc, communications managerThe objective was to tell the employees’ stories, diverse as they are, tell about their lives and the work they do. Show how each one of them contributes to our structure. Give space to the justified sense of pride of belonging to such a group. The comments on the exhibition were particularly positive – even enthusiastic! »
Objectives :
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Support change
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Embody the company’s core values in an innovative corporate communication campaign
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Strengthen sense of belonging
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Enhance the status of all the jobs
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Show real appreciation to the teams and get them on board
Christine Boulanger, founder of Visages d’en FacesMy portrait work highlights that extra touch of soul, gives a special feel to change perspectives on those we live with. They are true-to-life yet they are my interpretation. I aim to encapsulate life in a gaze, not to describe the person. In the stories, I share a moment. »
Visages d’en Faces worked on the project with a photographer and video maker. Their complementary approaches enable to have an overall view of the job and the person who does it. A portrait is drawn, a look is put on paper, a slice of life story is told. A snapshot is taken. Behind each portrait, there is a person you get to know.
Filming the portrait being drawn, that privileged moment of sincere conversations, emphasized that dimension of the project. It adds yet another asset to the communication campaign.
Marc, directeur de la communicationLes salariés se sont reconnus dans ces visages, à la fois familiers mais qu’on découvrait aussi pour la première fois avec cette intensité. »