Et si la comptabilité pouvait changer le monde ? | Eugénie Faure | TEDxRennes
En ciblant la présentation exclusive d’une réalité économique et financière, la comptabilité nous a fait perdre le fil de notre réalité humaine. En se concentrant sur les profits, cet outil a fini par nous faire mélanger nos moyens et nos fins : la préservation des capitaux financiers a supplanté la satisfaction des besoins humains, au détriment de notre bien-être et avec de graves impacts sur l’état de notre planète.
Pour conjuguer désormais comptabilité avec soutenabilité, Eugénie Faure nous propose de changer les règles du jeu : en prenant en compte le respect des limites planétaires et l’atteinte des besoins humains à l’échelle des entreprises, sans attendre un nouveau cadre règlementaire. La comptabilité ne serait alors plus le problème mais la solution, en invitant les organisations au changement à travers le pilotage de leurs performances environnementales et sociales.
Après plus de 4 ans en audit financier à Nantes, Eugénie Faure s'est spécialisée en expertise comptable et commissariat aux comptes dans des entreprises variées. Interpellée par les crises sociales et environnementales, elle mène, depuis 2020, un travail de recherche sur les nouveaux modèles de comptabilité multi-capitaux et prévoit d’enseigner pour les diffuser et faire bouger les lignes... comptables. Après plus de quatre ans en audit financier à Nantes, Eugénie Faure s’est spécialisée en expertise comptable et commissariat aux comptes dans des entreprises variées. Interpellée par les crises sociales et environnementales, elle a exploré les liens entre comptabilité financière et soutenabilité. Depuis 2020, elle prépare une thèse sur ce sujet et a co-développé le LIFTS Accounting Model®, récompensé par le prix du projet innovant de Finance for the Future en 2021. Elle poursuit ses recherches et souhaite désormais enseigner pour diffuser ces nouveaux modèles de « comptabilité multi-capitaux ». This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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