Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
P&G has been present in Amiens for over 60 years – and its community impact extends well beyond the factory walls. HR Director Fabien Pierron shows how long-term partnerships with Dons Solidaires, UniLaSalle Amiens, and Agenda association are reaching hundreds of thousands of people, developing local talent, and supporting women who have experienced violence.
Featuring:
• Fabien Pierron, HR Director – P&G Amiens, France
• Inge De Backer, Corporate Communications Director – P&G Europe
• Jean-Luc Devilleneuve, Volunteer (Aisne, Seine-Maritime, Somme) – Dons Solidaires
• Peggy Benard, Amiens Distribution Center Quality Manager – P&G
• Sébastian Gomez, Laboratory Engineer and Factory School 4.0 Teaching Lead – UniLaSalle Amiens
• Line Rodien, SOS-Violence Vie Privée Service – Association Agena
• Jérémy Goslin, Emergency Housing Service Manager – Association Agena
Being one of the largest employers in the Amiens region carries a responsibility that goes beyond production and logistics. For P&G Amiens, citizenship means investing in education, supporting those in greatest need, and building partnerships that last not months but decades. This episode of Stories on the Move travels to three community partnerships that show what that commitment looks like in practice.
The first stop is Dons Solidaires, a product donation partnership that P&G Amiens has sustained for 20 years. Through its distribution centre, the site has donated approximately 1 million products over the last five years. Those products reach about 700 associations across France, supporting about 300,000 people per year – families living in precarity, for whom hygiene and household products are essential to personal dignity. Jean-Luc Devilleneuve, a former P&G Amiens HR Director who now volunteers with Dons Solidaires, describes a partnership built to last. Making a difference is something we do every day, together.
At UniLaSalle Amiens, P&G’s investment in local talent comes to life through the Factory School 4.0 – a training facility equipped with two robots donated by P&G, where students learn robotics and the skills connected to the industry of the future. Nine UniLaSalle students have gone on to careers at P&G Amiens, including former plant director Christopher Devernay, now a Vice President in Quality Assurance. The episode then visits the Agena association, which supports women and children who have experienced violence. A mobile van – funded by P&G Amiens – serves as a travelling reception centre, reaching approximately 40 people per week. Inside, Agena’s team offers a safe space to discuss violence and access guidance, going directly to those who may never push open the door of an office.
From the Dons Solidaires pallets to the Factory School 4.0 classroom to Agena’s mobile van, every partnership in this episode is rooted in the same conviction: that being present in a community for 60 years means contributing to it every day. P&G Amiens shows what citizenship in real life looks like – built partnership by partnership, person by person, and always together.
What you’ll learn:
- How P&G Amiens has sustained a 20-year product donation partnership with Dons Solidaires
- How approximately 1 million products reach vulnerable families through 600 to 700 associations in France
- How the Factory School 4.0 at UniLaSalle Amiens develops local talent for the industry of the future
- How P&G Amiens funded a mobile van for Agena, supporting women who have experienced violence
- How long-term community partnerships connect P&G’s site operations to the people and places around them
Chapters:
00:00 Community Impact at P&G Amiens: Beyond the Factory Walls
00:50 Meet Fabien Pierron, HR Director at P&G Amiens
01:07 What Community Impact Means: Being a Responsible Citizen
01:36 Dons Solidaires: 20 Years of Product Donation
02:33 1 Million Products Donated and 300,000 People Reached
03:26 Long-Term Commitment: Partnerships Built to Last
03:40 UniLaSalle Amiens: Inside the Factory School 4.0
04:30 From Student to Vice President: Developing Local Talent
05:56 Agena Association: Supporting Women Who Face Violence
06:56 Inside the Mobile Van: A Travelling Safe Space
08:10 P&G Products for Agena: Dignity Through Essential Goods
#PGCommunityImpact #StoriesOnTheMove #CitizenshipInRealLife #CommunityPartnerships
P&G has been present in Amiens for over 60 years – and its community impact extends well beyond the factory walls. HR Director Fabien Pierron shows how long-term partnerships with Dons Solidaires, UniLaSalle Amiens, and Agenda association are reaching hundreds of thousands of people, developing local talent, and supporting women who have experienced violence.
Featuring:
• Fabien Pierron, HR Director – P&G Amiens, France
• Inge De Backer, Corporate Communications Director – P&G Europe
• Jean-Luc Devilleneuve, Volunteer (Aisne, Seine-Maritime, Somme) – Dons Solidaires
• Peggy Benard, Amiens Distribution Center Quality Manager – P&G
• Sébastian Gomez, Laboratory Engineer and Factory School 4.0 Teaching Lead – UniLaSalle Amiens
• Line Rodien, SOS-Violence Vie Privée Service – Association Agena
• Jérémy Goslin, Emergency Housing Service Manager – Association Agena
Being one of the largest employers in the Amiens region carries a responsibility that goes beyond production and logistics. For P&G Amiens, citizenship means investing in education, supporting those in greatest need, and building partnerships that last not months but decades. This episode of Stories on the Move travels to three community partnerships that show what that commitment looks like in practice.
The first stop is Dons Solidaires, a product donation partnership that P&G Amiens has sustained for 20 years. Through its distribution centre, the site has donated approximately 1 million products over the last five years. Those products reach about 700 associations across France, supporting about 300,000 people per year – families living in precarity, for whom hygiene and household products are essential to personal dignity. Jean-Luc Devilleneuve, a former P&G Amiens HR Director who now volunteers with Dons Solidaires, describes a partnership built to last. Making a difference is something we do every day, together.
At UniLaSalle Amiens, P&G’s investment in local talent comes to life through the Factory School 4.0 – a training facility equipped with two robots donated by P&G, where students learn robotics and the skills connected to the industry of the future. Nine UniLaSalle students have gone on to careers at P&G Amiens, including former plant director Christopher Devernay, now a Vice President in Quality Assurance. The episode then visits the Agena association, which supports women and children who have experienced violence. A mobile van – funded by P&G Amiens – serves as a travelling reception centre, reaching approximately 40 people per week. Inside, Agena’s team offers a safe space to discuss violence and access guidance, going directly to those who may never push open the door of an office.
From the Dons Solidaires pallets to the Factory School 4.0 classroom to Agena’s mobile van, every partnership in this episode is rooted in the same conviction: that being present in a community for 60 years means contributing to it every day. P&G Amiens shows what citizenship in real life looks like – built partnership by partnership, person by person, and always together.
What you’ll learn:
- How P&G Amiens has sustained a 20-year product donation partnership with Dons Solidaires
- How approximately 1 million products reach vulnerable families through 600 to 700 associations in France
- How the Factory School 4.0 at UniLaSalle Amiens develops local talent for the industry of the future
- How P&G Amiens funded a mobile van for Agena, supporting women who have experienced violence
- How long-term community partnerships connect P&G’s site operations to the people and places around them
Chapters:
00:00 Community Impact at P&G Amiens: Beyond the Factory Walls
00:50 Meet Fabien Pierron, HR Director at P&G Amiens
01:07 What Community Impact Means: Being a Responsible Citizen
01:36 Dons Solidaires: 20 Years of Product Donation
02:33 1 Million Products Donated and 300,000 People Reached
03:26 Long-Term Commitment: Partnerships Built to Last
03:40 UniLaSalle Amiens: Inside the Factory School 4.0
04:30 From Student to Vice President: Developing Local Talent
05:56 Agena Association: Supporting Women Who Face Violence
06:56 Inside the Mobile Van: A Travelling Safe Space
08:10 P&G Products for Agena: Dignity Through Essential Goods
#PGCommunityImpact #StoriesOnTheMove #CitizenshipInRealLife #CommunityPartnerships
