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Sanofi sponsors Paris Olympics, aims to revamp image and attract new talent

As the anticipation for the 2024 Paris Olympic Games intensifies, pharmaceutical giant Sanofi strategically positions itself as a key sponsor, seeking to break away from its traditional image and entice fresh talent while amplifying its brand perception.

With an investment rumoured to reach tens of millions of euros, the company aims to engage younger demographics and reshape its corporate persona through this high-profile partnership.
In a bold move to rebrand its image, Sanofi has joined hands with the Olympic Games, eyeing a transformation in how potential talent perceives the pharmaceutical industry.

Josep Catlla, Sanofi’s head of corporate affairs, emphasized their ambition to leverage the Olympics to showcase the company as an appealing workplace for the younger generation.

Acknowledging the evolving viewer demographics, the International Olympic Committee has prioritized engaging Generation Z and Millennials. Sanofi, aligning with this vision, is financially supporting a diverse team of athletes and sending over 8,000 employees to volunteer, fostering a sense of inclusivity and community involvement.

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