As a corporate citizen, Icade extends its work beyond its own business activities through a dynamic patronage and sponsorship policy. The group supports committed individuals and groups that pave the way for action and push themselves to their limits to shape and build a more sustainable future.
In the cultural sphere, since 2016, the group has supported renovation and restoration work on the Basilica of Saint-Denis – reassembling the North Tower and its iconic spire – and its artistic heritage. Icade also helps to run the Fonds de Paris, allowing it to devote itself to improving the capital and raising its profile. Finally, the group is one of the permanent partners of Pavillon de l’Arsenal, Paris’s information, documentation and exhibition centre for urbanism and architecture, and a unique venue where urban planning and its architectural achievements are available for all to see.
Icade’s work is focused on the taste for human challenge, determination and pushing limits. The company’s sponsorship commitments reflect these values, which are shared by all employees.
Since July 2023, Icade sponsors Pauline Déroulède, a wheelchair tennis athlete and French hopeful for the next Paralympic Games. This partnership is part of Icade’s diversity policy to promote greater inclusion of people with disabilities.
Sponsoring an athlete like Pauline Déroulède enables us to express our commitment to inclusion, both inside the Company, through our hiring practices and the support shown to our employees, and outside the Company.
Sandrine Hérès
Executive Committee member in charge of the Human Resources and Work environment department
The Group is sponsoring the young French table tennis prodigy, Prithika Pavade, ahead of the Olympics in 2024. It is supporting both the young star herself for her future studies and her professional integration. Prithika Pavade has already won several French championship titles, both in singles and doubles, as well as a number of European medals. With this partnership, Icade is also demonstrating its commitment to the Plaine Commune area and the city of Saint-Denis.
Wheelchair tennis athlete Pauline Déroulède.
Table-tennis player Prithika Pavade
