An enthusiastic leader, Isabelle Grosmaitre is a catalyst for change dedicated to creating positive impact. She supports leaders and pioneering organizations in their transformation and is recognized for her vision, her commitment, and her contagious energy.
Her mission: to make the business a true force for change.
A coalition architect, Isabelle drives responsible and collaborative governance, supported by pioneering initiatives:
- Co-founder of the Board Member Program at ChangeNOW, in partnership with Kering, INSEAD, and the IFA
- Steward of the B for Good Leaders movement, which brings together 30,000 entrepreneurs to build a regenerative economy.
- Chairwoman of the Advisory Board of the Value Balancing Alliance (VBA), which brings together pioneering companies such as Michelin, L’Oréal, and Kering to redefine the very notion of value.
- Co-founder of Generation Glasgow, a collective of leaders dedicated to courageous leadership and the key role of boards of directors.
A former Catalyst at Danone, she led the strategic transformation “One Planet. One Health” alongside Emmanuel Faber. A former Co-Chair of the Consumer Goods Forum, she was named among the industry’s Top 25 Doers & Shakers.
A committed advocate for women’s leadership, Isabelle is the co-founder and vice-president of Elles on Board and is active within B Corp’s Future Women X and the International Women’s Forum. A member of the World Economic Forum, she is part of the 100 Davos Women, the global community of high-impact women leaders, where she works to amplify women’s voices and promote more diverse, responsible, and forward-looking governance.
Founder of Goodness & Co, a consulting platform dedicated to positive transformation for leaders, she supports pioneers in turning purpose into a true strategic compass, mobilizing stakeholders and transforming value creation into a lever for competitiveness and a driver of innovation.
A LinkedIn Top Voice, Isabelle is also the author of “Impactful Companies: How New Leaders Can [Really] Change the World”.
This essay, with a foreword by Paul Polman, enthusiastically captures a shift of era: committed leaders, once isolated, now form a true movement.