
As impact entrepreneurs, you work every day to build solutions for a fairer, more sustainable world. But what can you do when the rules of the game hinder your development and limit your impact? How do you deal with an unsuitable regulatory and political framework that gives an unfair advantage to companies with the lowest social and ecological standards? And how can you put your public commitment at the service of your economic performance?
What if, instead of being subjected to these rules, you had the power to change them?
The Impact Movement France, in collaboration with makesense, is pleased to unveil its advocacy manual designed by and for impact entrepreneurs.
Faced with major ecological, social and economic challenges, more and more entrepreneurs and business leaders are taking a stand. Some are choosing to make their voices heard, alone or in coalition, to influence public policy and accelerate change. What if it were you?
Advocacy or "impact lobbying" is far from being an obscure and inaccessible practice. It's one of the most powerful strategic levers available to all entrepreneurs, enabling them to make a difference and multiply their impact.
Seizing the opportunity to advocate is a way of :
Compiling concrete tools and feedback from your peers, this practical guide is designed to support you at every stage of your involvement, with advice you can activate today: from identifying your fight to deploying your advocacy strategy, from building coalitions to becoming a spokesperson for a cause. You'll find :
Ready to win the battle of ideas and make social and environmental impact the norm?

Plus de deux ans après l’adoption de la directive européenne sur la transparence salariale, le projet de loi prévoyant sa transposition en droit français a été présenté en Conseil des ministres le 10 septembre dernier. Alors que l'examen du texte à l'Assemblée nationale et au Sénat doit débuter à l'automne, ce texte ambitieux marque une étape décisive pour l’égalité professionnelle en France. Dans cet article, Impact France présente les principaux enjeux du texte et, deux mois après une grande consultation de ses dirigeants sur le sujet, partage son regard sur cette réforme.

Une trentaine d'entrepreneurs et dirigeants d'entreprises membres du Cercle Énergie d'Impact France ont écrit, le 19 septembre 2026, au ministre de l'Économie, des Finances et de la Souveraineté industrielle, énergétique et numérique, Roland Lescure.