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Over the several weeks that Paris will host the Olympic and Paralympic Games this summer, Sodexo will prepare and serve up to 40,000 meals a day to 15,000 athletes, their fans, and organizing committee staffers at 22 venues in and around the city. Catering an event on that level is quite a challenge. But so is the one the company has set for itself around sustainability. As one of the world’s largest food-services companies—managing dining options at hospitals, schools, office buildings, and much more in 45 countries around the world—Sodexo has been spearheading a push toward more-sustainable consumption, and it intends to take that ethos to the Olympics. Ingredients will be sourced from eco-friendly suppliers and, where possible, local ones. Waste will be kept to a minimum. And as part of an ongoing effort to shift eating habits away from resource-intensive choices, menus will emphasize delicious plant-based dishes. The company has become a market maker in sustainability—not just to improve the efficiency and productivity of its value chain and ensure financial success, but also for the benefit of society at large. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the growing demand for plant-based alternatives in France, highlighting the shift towards vegetarian diets driven by health and environmental concerns. It states that this trend is reflected in the increased availability of innovative plant-based products, as demonstrated during the Paris Olympic Games, where Garden Gourmet provided vegetarian meals for millions of attendees.

An interview with Christel Heydemann, Chief Executive Officer of Orange, is presented. She discussed Orange's role as a premium partner and provider for the 2024 Olympic Games, emphasizing the challenges of deploying 5G technology and ultra-connectivity during the event. She mentioned Orange's efforts to reposition the brand with a new signature, consolidate the European telecom market, and ensure responsible use of artificial intelligence in their services.

The article offers news briefs on recent developments in various sectors, highlighting political instability's impact on markets, advertising industry trends, public broadcasting financing challenges, and the visibility efforts for the France, Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. It the potential slowdown in the digital advertising market due to political uncertainties and revised forecasts for 2024 advertising growth.

The 2024 Paris Olympics pose a significant security challenge for France, with measures being taken to prevent potential disasters. Around 30,000 police officers, 45,000 guards, and 18,000 soldiers will be deployed daily to ensure safety. The French Interior Ministry has implemented a vetting program and plans to expand surveillance powers, including the use of AI-powered facial recognition CCTV. The threat of terrorism, both Islamist and from other extremist groups, as well as potential state-sponsored attacks, is a concern. Additionally, domestic unrest and protests are expected. Despite the risks, the French authorities are confident in their preparations. [Extracted from the article]

This document provides an overview of various eventing riders and their horses participating in the Paris Olympics. It includes information about their past achievements, recent performances, and expectations for the upcoming event. The summary highlights the diverse backgrounds and experiences of the riders. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on various professionals involved in the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, showcasing their roles and contributions. It highlights individuals such as Mathilde Fontanot, an editor responsible for crafting clear and impactful messages, and Émile Abinal, who oversees audiovisual production, including a documentary series on the Games. It explores their backgrounds, responsibilities, and enthusiasm for their respective roles in this global sporting event.

The article focuses on the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympic Games against the backdrop of recent French political developments. It examines how the political landscape, including the surprise dissolution of parliament and the rise of the far-right, has overshadowed initial enthusiasm for the Olympics. It explores whether the Games can still serve as a showcase for Paris and France internationally, highlighting both opportunities and challenges posed by this unique global event.

The article focuses on Ukrainian athletes preparing for the 2024 Paris Olympics amidst the backdrop of the ongoing war with Russia. Topics include the resilience of athletes training at Koncha-Zaspa Olympic Center in Kiev despite the conflict, efforts by the Ukrainian government to support athletes with aid and scholarships, and the emotional and physical challenges faced by athletes balancing training with the realities of war.

The article focuses on the remarkable potential of the events industry in 2024, particularly highlighted by the Paris Olympic Games, which showcase France's expertise in event planning. Topics include the collaborative efforts of agencies like Paname 24 to ensure successful ceremonies; the mixed feelings within the industry regarding economic disparities among smaller agencies; and the ongoing challenges and opportunities for growth in the events sector post-Olympics.

The article explores the increased visibility and commercial success of the 2024 Paralympic Summer Games in Paris, France, highlighting the expanded media coverage, growing endorsements for athletes, and significant integration of Paralympic events into iconic Parisian locations. It discusses the enhanced attention and opportunities for para-athletes, including increased TV coverage, media presence, and commercial endorsements.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the issue on topics including sharks and the 2024 Summer Olympics, expressing gratitude to teachers and hinting at upcoming content plans.

The article highlights the excitement of this year's Olympic Games in Paris, where over 10,000 athletes will compete in various events. Topics discussed include the iconic venues hosting events, the representation and equality of female athletes, and Paris' commitment to sustainability by utilizing existing locations and renewable energy sources to make this Olympics the greenest yet.

The article discusses the upcoming Olympic and Paralympic Summer Games in Paris, France in July 2024, highlighting the excitement surrounding this highly anticipated event after years of Covid-19 pandemic-related restrictions. Topics include the return to normalcy with nearly 8 million tickets reserved, the focus on sustainability with most venues being existing or temporary and the unique opening ceremony.

The article presents an interview with Kim Hong-yul, also known as Hong 10, a legendary b-boy who has won multiple world titles and aims to compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics. Topics discussed include his achievements in breaking, the challenges and joys of competitions such as the Red Bull BC One, and his efforts to attract more young people to the sport.

The article offers information on Mathieu Forget's photography series featuring aerial choreographies with high-level athletes, created in the lead-up to the Paris Olympics. Topics include Forget's transition from the US to France, his collaboration with luxury brands and artists, and his involvement with Paris 2024's tour of Olympic sites to capture stunning photographs.

An interview with Jill Hazelbaker, Vice President of Marketing and Public Affairs at Uber, is presented. She discussed the recent campaign launched for the Paris 2024 Olympics, which combines Uber and Uber Eats into a unified message. She mentioned that this campaign represents a new phase for Uber, reflecting the company's evolution since the arrival of chief executive officer Dara Khosrowshahi in 2017, with a focus on enhancing integrity and addressing previous issues.

The article focuses on Sabrina Ionescu's viral Olympic-themed celebration during a New York Liberty game. It states that by following her participation in the 2024 Paris Olympics and the team's gold medal win, Ionescu recreated the viral "Yusuf Dikec pose," a gesture made famous by the Turkish silver medalist in the 10m air pistol event.

The article focuses on evangelical Christians in Paris preparing for the 2024 Summer Olympics. Topics include the coordinated efforts of over 70 local churches to provide community support and outreach, the involvement of international evangelical organizations in organizing events and services, and the strategic decision to avoid direct evangelism to respect secular norms while showcasing Christian values through acts of service.

The article announces the winners of the sailing events at the Paris 2024 Games, showcasing standout performances such as Marit Bouwmeester's gold in the women's single-hander and Ellie Aldridge's victory in kiting's Olympic debut.

The article focuses on the trend of event agencies forming alliances to tackle the significant challenges presented by the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics. Topics include the creation of joint ventures like Paname 24 to enhance collaboration among agencies; the strategic partnerships formed to meet diverse expertise requirements; and the varying impact of these alliances on both large and independent agencies within the event industry.

The article present an interview with Stéphane Abitbol, ​​the new president of Lévénement Association, creation and production agencies for event communications. Topics include the resilience and adaptability of the events industry; the establishment of a collective agreement specifically for event communication agencies; the impact of the Paris Olympics on business activities; and the industry's commitment to sustainability through carbon footprint awareness and responsible practices.

The article offers information on the innovative visual identity created by W Conran Design and the Cojop for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, which aims to break away from traditional event branding. Topics discussed include the integration of iconic Parisian elements; the design's adaptability to various contexts; and the sustainable approach of sharing a unified visual identity between the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

The article presents an interview with Virginie Sainte-Rose, who leads Decathlon's team dedicated to the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Topics include Decathlon's involvement in equipping volunteers and its commitment to adaptive sports, the company's focus on developing and offering specialized products for para-athletes, and the efforts to enhance Decathlon's international reputation through innovation and media coverage.

The article presents an interview with Xavier Guépet, Director of Communications and Brand at Île-de-France Mobilités, discussing the organization's role in making Paris 2024 the first Olympics fully accessible by public transportation. Topics include the logistical coordination and investment needed to enhance public transport services, the strategies implemented to manage transport communication and user experience, and the future plans for expanding and improving accessibility.

The article focuses on Omega's role as the official timekeeper of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games and the unique visibility it gains through this partnership. Topics include the brand's long-standing relationship with the International Olympic Committee, the deployment of advanced timekeeping technologies, and its strategic marketing efforts to strengthen its presence in the French market.

The article discusses the upcoming 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, U.S., focusing on the preparations and opportunities that lie ahead following the 2024 Paris Games. It highlights the excitement and challenges for LA28 organizers as they plan to showcase the city and capitalize on the legacy of past Games, emphasizing the importance of crafting a unique and memorable event while leveraging existing venues and addressing new sports.

The article evaluates the Paris 2024 Summer Olympics in France, offering a detailed assessment of various aspects including atmosphere, in-venue experience, food, transportation, and the venues themselves. It mentions that the Games were praised for their vibrant atmosphere, iconic venues, and effective transportation, though there were criticisms regarding food quality, signage, and some logistical issues.

The article focuses on the 17 edition of Rendez-vous en France, held in Toulouse at the Aeroscopia Museum, showcasing France's appeal as a premier global travel destination through networking, gastronomy, and entertainment. Atout France organized the event, highlighting France's ambitions to lead in eco-friendly and regenerative tourism practices globally.

An interview with Éric Dumont, Partner in Sport and Mega Events at PwC France and Maghreb, is presented. He discussed PwC France's strategic consulting role with the Comité d'organisation des Jeux Olympiques et Paralympiques (Cojop) for Paris 2024, highlighting that their partnership began in 2020 and officially started in July 2021. He mentioned that PwC France has been involved in various aspects including management, strategy, risk, legal expertise, and financial planning.

The article offers news briefs on a range of recent developments, highlighting the Paris 2024 Olympics' record-breaking media coverage, including the significant visibility achieved by Paris, France, and brands like Omega, and Louis Vuitton. It also addresses the media landscape changes in France with the shift from C8 and NRJ12 to RéelsTV and OF TV, political events in France and the U.S., the influence of social media on public discourse, and ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

The article focuses on French basketball star Victor Wembanyama expressing his admiration for U.S. National Basketball Association veteran Kevin Durant following their encounter at the gold medal game between France and the U.S. during the 2024 Paris Olympics. It mentions that Wembanyama, who considers Durant his childhood favorite, shared his desire to learn from Durant and potentially adopt some of his techniques.

The article reports that U.S. sprinter Erriyon Knighton, who narrowly missed a bronze medal in the two-hundred meters at the 2024 Paris Olympics, faces a four-year ban after the Athletics Integrity Unit appealed the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's decision to clear him of fault in a doping case. It mentions that Knighton, who tested positive for Trenbolone, attributes the result to contaminated meat, a claim supported by an independent panel.

The article discusses U.S. gymnast Jordan Chiles' reaction to a ruling by the Court of Arbitration for Sport that led to her losing the bronze medal she earned at the Paris Olympics in the floor competition due to a delayed score review. It states that Chiles expressed her disappointment on social media, calling the decision "unjust" and revealing that she has faced racially charged attacks online.

The article focuses on Alysha Newman's viral success following her twerking celebration after winning a bronze medal in pole vaulting at the 2024 Paris Olympics. It highlights how her OnlyFans account experienced a surge in traffic, leading to the site's crash, and describes the significant increase in both her subscribers and social media following as a result.

The article discusses the life and legacy of the late Ukrainian boxer Maksym Halinichev. Topics explored include his achievement in the 2018 Youth Olympic Games in Argentina, the way he missed the opportunity to participate in the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, France after being killed in the war between Russia and Ukraine in March 2023, and his decision to join the airborne assault troops in May 2022 following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The article focuses on management strategies for remote work during the Paris 2024 Olympics. It addresses the challenge faced by many employees in Île-de-France who will be teleworking during this period, discussing how to maintain focus and productivity amidst distractions like the "tracances" phenomenon. It emphasizes the importance of setting clear goals, establishing routines, and maintaining team cohesion even in virtual settings.