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objectifs
  • Soutenir la croissance de la notoriété
  • Promouvoir l’élargissement de la gamme Honest
  • Recruter et déclencher des actes d’achats
  • moyens
  • Un stand responsable (réutilisations d’éléments, utilisation de matériaux recyclés et recyclables)
  • Une animation iconique menée avec Gilbert Petit – artiste membre du 9ème Concept
  • Une animation photo
  • Échantillonnage & vente au bar
  • Un staff dynamique