Why founded Bee Label ?
The disappearance of bees is an international phenomenon identified for 30 years under the name of "collapse syndrome of bees" (the "CCD" Colony collapse disorder).
Our future and our survival rest on bees. Without them, there is no more pollination. It is not only the honey that disappears: more fruits, more vegetables, more flowers, more pleasure ... Many derivatives will disappear and a whole economy would be impacted.
Label Abeille offers an innovative solution: the "connected" hive.
Bertrand LAURENTIN
Founder - CEO
Before launching his Label Abeille start-up at age 30, Bertrand navigated the digital world, notably as a manager in a digital creation studio in Orléans. He also held the position of Area Manager at a major DIY store.
The desire to hold the reins of his own company is not new: already, in 2007, he created Galascot, a design and product development company. Very invested in the local community economic fabric, he was in 2014 Vice-President of the Junior Chamber of Economic Affairs of Orleans (JCEO) and President
Sylvia CARON
Development officer
Training: Professional training in beekeeping in 2016 + Master's degree in biology 10 years of professional experience: "After a training in biology before being responsible for communication in the horticultural field, I am particularly sensitive to the environment. The Bee Label project quickly echoed in me, highlighting my passion for leading innovative projects. I am delighted to be part of this adventure, and to be able to put my human and organizational qualities to the benefit of biodiversity and bees.
Denis PIOGER
Technical support
Training: Professional Beekeeper 20 years of professional experience: President of the GDS 45 and Center (Sanitary Defense Group), President of the Ceta Center (Center for Technical Studies of the Bee)
"Being a beekeeper nowadays is becoming more difficult because we are not armed to deal with the disappearance of bees, we regret the loss of hives each year. We must change the profession and use all the technologies at our disposal. This should also appeal to the new generation. It is unfortunate that beekeepers are retiring without power.
