ImagInnov® - Jean-Pierre Leclerc

Where am I ? Where do I go ?^{In which state I wander ?}

My mother was graduated from the Ecole Normale Supérieure, Paris and my father from the Ecole Polytechnique, Paris. I studied first at College Saint Magloire in Dol-de-Bretagne, known to have Monsieur de Chateaubriand as student. Besides this one dedicated it some lines in his “Memoirs From Beyond the Grave”.

After studies at Groupe des Ecoles de Mécaniciens of Saint-Mandrier-sur-Mer, near Toulon, I served the French National Navy aboard Tries and measure ship Henry Poincaré, Navy school, French naval schooner Etoile and Belle Poule, Aircraft carrier Clémenceau and Naval center of Instruction. Wondering about religiousness, in 1986 I enter La Castille Seminary as an unregistered student.

I joined in 1988 the staff officer military corps stationed at the garnisons of Agen and Castelsarrasin then at Point-à-Pitre. In parallel, I resumed my studies at Institut d'Études Religieuses et Pastorales of the Catholic Institute of Toulouse. I passed 5 courses. I have a passion for philosophy, anthropology, Christian anthropology, socio-economy and politics. My paper dealt with the basis and stakes of 'Intervention of religious acts in the world socio-economic field'.

From command^{to management}

With that singular experience, I created in 1995 my office. I became management counsellor and took part in the development of the new forms of employment and work organizations.

The meeting with Eugenie Degbé and her project of company was done over a period of a few years during which we learned how to work together to lead today to a single project. In ImagInnov^®, our competences are complementary through the Développement and Evénementiels activities for an operational accompaniment of the “human firms”.

What else^{to say ?}

Ah, yes… To date, my “adventures” led me go round the world 5 times and a half. I am a pilot and I'm keen on classical music and world cuisines.

I would finish my introduction by quoting Jean-Paul Sartre: "there is reality only in the action; and more, man is nothing other than his own project and exists only in as far as he carries it out… I am filled with a crowd of possibilities greater than anyone could guess from my few achievements.… A man engages in his own life, draws his own portrait, there is nothing more…"