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Education is at the heart of what we do. As a public-interest foundation, the FHH - Fondation Haute Horlogerie is committed to passing on the culture and business realities of fine watchmaking to the next generation. This year, we partnered with the ESG schools to challenge their students with a real-world business case set in the watch industry.   The competition closed with each team presenting their project to a jury, followed by a manufacture visit hosted by Piaget. Our sincere thanks to Astrid Notter-Soyez for her inspiring dive into the Maison's heritage, and to Héloïse CONVERSET and Julie Dormieux for showcasing the manufacture and the savoir-faire that define the Maison.   A warm thank you as well to Dalia IKENE and Rabih Abi Aad, who accompanied the students throughout the experience.   Congratulations to Morgane Le Clainche, winner of this edition, for the quality and ambition of her proposal.   Initiatives like this are small in scale but essential in spirit; they are how a culture endures.   👉 Curious to explore fine watchmaking yourself?  Our Open Sessions are open to all, in English or French: https://lnkd.in/ewtKW3aF #Watchmaking #Education #NextGeneration Aurélie Streit, Pascal O. Ravessoud, Emmanuel Schneider, Sarah Duneton Faigaux, Lucas Rochas, Kilyan SALHI DANIELE, Sophien Salah, Anastasia Matthey, Lorenzo Maillard, Maxime Couturier, Raphael Hatem, Julien Baudet, Patrick Monnin, Magali Vionnet, Hideo Kubota, Valentine Gautier, Vincent Robert, Olivier Talon, Beatrice Qiu, Gianfranco Ritschel, Joanna Lange, Pierre Christe, Julien Gandolfi, Paola Lena, Issa Sulaiman, Hermelitta Cheung, Stéphane Schuler, Heekyung Jung, Ernestina Ma, Ugo Pancani, Michael Dubs, Kitty Kano, Arno Sebille, Ivana Bogeski