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Our expertise

Four areas of expertise,
one obsession: impact.

Societal intelligence, public affairs, influence communications, crisis management: four areas of Saper Vedere expertise, one method - observe, qualify, analyse, recommend. And a global capacity to act: our method and tools are designed to be deployed with the same rigour in France, in Europe and internationally.

A dedicated practice for each issue, a single analytical framework.

France, Europe, international: the method does not change at the border.

Our systems follow an issue beyond the domestic market without changing team or analytical framework. This is not a commercial option: it is a direct consequence of how our tools are built.

France

The institutional landscape, in detail.

Follaw covers French parliamentary and institutional output: private members' and government bills, amendments, the JORF (France's official gazette), HATVP declarations and agendas. In parallel, Connexia listens to the seven social platforms and the press.

Europe

Brussels is not an outpost.

Follaw also tracks the European institutions, and the firm has offices in both Paris and Brussels. An issue that moves from the national to the European level stays with the same consultants, with the same timeline and the same stakeholders already mapped.

International

Seven platforms, every language.

Connexia monitors its seven platforms with no language barrier and maps stakeholder ecosystems wherever they are. That is what allows a controversy that started outside France to be handled with the same method, and with no learning curve.

The protocols that equip our four areas of expertise.

01

Societal audit

Six assets scanned, five pillars, one roadmap.

02

Audience Radar

Who follows you, network by network, and who is missing.

03

Stakeholder ecosystem

Communities, influence graphs, ID Cards. Built on Connexia.

04

Employee Advocacy

Activating employee voices, measuring the impact.

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