Développement des pôles de compétitivité à l international J-M Thomas, Aerospace Valley Bercy, 28 mars 2011

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1 Développement des pôles de compétitivité à l international J-M Thomas, Aerospace Valley Bercy, 28 mars 2011

2 L association Aerospace Valley Bi-regional aerospace cluster Activities: aeronautics, space and embedded systems Date of creation: July 2005 Legal status: Association formed by companies, research centres, training centres and local and regional authorities Dec 2010: 556 members, of which 273 SMEs 7 electoral colleges President/CEO: Jean-Marc Thomas, Airbus General Director: A.Paillard & D.Seiller Permanent staff: 11 people (+ volunteers ) Budget for running costs: 1.6 M / year

3 Mise en place d une stratégie à l international tripôle aéronautique français Définition de 11 pays cibles prioritaires Mise en place de V.I.E.s Signature d accords de coopération bilatéraux Accompagnement aux salons, foires, colloques, etc. Implication forte au 7 e PCRDT (AV nommé PCN aéronautique) Participation de la structure permanente à des projets européens du 7 e PCRD (actions de soutien) et régionaux (INTERREG-IV B et C) Forte Implication dans des «instances» européennes : ECPG, EACP, etc. Appui sur les actions françaises Recrutement à temps plein d un «VP international» 3

4 Tripôle aéronautique en France Aerospace Valley leader des actions à l international en coordination avec le GIFAS Convention signée en

5 International Cooperation 6 very high and 5 high-priority target countries 5

6 Le planning des V.I.E. Volontaire International en Entreprise Pays Début Durée Porteur Ville Canada 1 août mois Liebherr Aerospace Chine 1 Allemagne 1 Brésil 1 1 septembre juillet juillet 2011 Montréal 24 mois Airbus China Pékin 24 mois Airbus D Hambourg 12 mois Latécoère Sao José dos Campos Chine 2 24 mois tbd Shanghai Allemagne 2 24 mois EADS Astrium Brésil 2 USA? Octobre 2011? Munich 12 mois Thales Sao Paulo/Rio 6

7 International Cooperation exemples Formal agreements signed with Aéro Montréal, Skywin (Wallonia), Hambourg, Farnborough Aerospace Consortium and California Space Authority Signatures of LoI to come in 2011 : CECOMPI (Sao José dos Campos, BR), Binhai Tianjin (CN) Forum of exchanges between European aerospace clusters through EACP initiative President AV member of European Cluster Policy Group Overall international coordination with GIFAS for aerospace topics 7

8 ECPG European Cluster Policy Group European Cluster Policy Group (ECPG) established in October 2008 to advise the Commission and Member States on how to better support the development of world-class clusters in the EU. 20 high-level members with a diverse background and outstanding expertise French pôles represented by J-M Thomas (Aerospace Valley) Mission: started March 2009, ended September 2010 : conclusions beginning 2011 Chair: Mrs Tea Petrin, former Minister of Economy in Slovenia. 8

9 ECPG Four key themes Better support to international cluster cooperation The role of clusters in support of emerging industries Raising the excellence of clusters and cluster organisations Creating better synergies between Community instruments for cluster excellence 9

10 ECPG Zoom on recommendations related to internationalization (1/2) Promote Strategic and Commercial Networking of Clusters 1. The EC should offer co funding of national programmes that allow funding of cluster participants located in other EU Member States. 2. The EC should improve networking of clusters within the EU and globally through financial schemes/programmes geared specifically to commercially collaborative projects on EU level and internationally. 3. European institutions and Member States should take on more focused efforts to ensure the market conditions conducive for international cooperation including low administrative burdens, quick entry of new products to European markets, and favourable living conditions for international staff. 4. The European Commission should solicit the development of a toolbox for cooperation among clusters aiming for international networking and internationalisation. 10

11 ECPG Zoom on recommendations related to internationalization (2/2) Promote International Mobility of Cluster Actors 1. The EC and Member States should develop mobility schemes that provide opportunities for academics to spend time in the business world and return to academia. 2. The European Commission should expand Marie Curie actions to include firm employees and cluster managers. 3. The European Commission should explore the development of a European Cluster Cross Mentoring Programme targeted at developing specific competencies needed in cluster management between senior experts (mentors) and young trainees should be piloted 11

12 European Aerospace Cluster Partnership

13 Members 36 members from 12 countries 13

14 Appui sur les actions françaises Convention DGCIS-UBIFRANCE pour la programmation des actions en faveur de l internationalisation des pôles de compétitivité et de leurs membres : une cinquantaine d actions en et une trentaine d actions nouvelles en 2010 Prise de position du Club des 17 en juin 2009 : «mettre au rang des priorités le soutien aux échanges internationaux et à la mutualisation en tout genres qui permet aux PME d y participer» Actions de France Clusters à international au travers de l information, de la formation et de l accompagnement de clusters. 14

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