Mon Univert is bringing its expertise in sustainable mobility and tourism to Nantes
Founded in Lyon nearly thirty years ago, Mon Univert has expanded from its original focus on graphic design to offer a comprehensive range of services dedicated to regional transition and development.
Promoting Sustainable Mobility
To support local governments, businesses, and public transportation operators, Mon Univert organizes events and incentive programs (mobility challenges, bicycle promotion, Mobility Plans, etc.) to promote alternatives to private cars. It has also developed the Géomob© app, a tool for analyzing commutes and their impacts (travel time, CO₂ emissions, etc.), which helps identify optimal sustainable mobility solutions, particularly in the context of business relocations or new business setups.
Promoting Natural and Cultural Heritage
In the tourism sector, Mon Univert helps regions showcase their cultural and natural heritage through tools designed to be both fun and educational. “The goal is to help people discover these regions while raising awareness about their preservation,” emphasizes Arthur Musy, heritage and digital project manager. In particular, the company has developed apps to explore the Traboules of Lyon—iconic passageways in the historic center—as well as the Bay of Mont-Saint-Michel and the Breton islands of Belle-Île-en-Mer, Houat, and Hoëdic. In Loire-Atlantique, the Erdre Canal Forêt destination (comprising the communities of municipalities of Blain, Nort-sur-Erdre, Nozay, and Sucé-sur-Erdre) has entrusted the company with the creation of its print and digital promotional materials.
From Lyon to Nantes
Based in Lyon since its founding, and later in Grenoble and Marseille, Mon Univert is establishing a presence in Nantes as part of its affiliation with the EPSA Group. Since 2024, the company has been part of the “sustainability” division of the European consulting group (5,000 employees worldwide), which operates in Nantes through its EPSA Innovation branch (15 employees). This was an opportunity for Arthur Musy, who wanted to be closer to the ocean and Brittany. He has been working at EPSA’s Nantes office since September 2025.
“Nantes is both vibrant and accessible, with direct TGV connections to Paris and Lyon. It offers a wealth of cultural experiences—as I discovered during the summer edition of the Voyage à Nantes—and demonstrates a strong commitment to sustainable transportation and tourism. I particularly appreciate being able to get around easily by bike: it’s important to align your personal habits with what you promote professionally!”
Tailored support from Nantes Saint-Nazaire Développement
“The support we received from Nantes Saint-Nazaire Développement made it easier for us to integrate into the local ecosystem and helped us avoid setting up shop in isolation. We really felt welcome!”
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