There are evenings that feel like milestones. And then there are those that feel like promises. The one we hosted last week at Cœur Sacré, in Paris’s 18th arrondissement, was both at once.
We invited our shareholders (those who have believed in Climeet from the very beginning, and those who chose to join us more recently) for an evening of sharing, discussion, and celebration. Not to congratulate ourselves, but to mark a stage in the journey. To look back together at how far we have come, and to build momentum for what comes next.
Climeet did not have a single founding moment. The company has been built layer by layer, driven by people who, at different moments, chose to back the same conviction: that the events industry can and must decarbonize, and that a SaaS platform can be the lever to make it happen.
The first shareholders joined the adventure as early as 2023, when everything still had to be proven. They believed before the numbers, before the flagship clients, before the certifications. They were the ones who enabled the team to hold steady, build, and iterate.
Others joined the capital in 2025, at a pivotal moment when traction was becoming visible, when the market was beginning to understand the urgency of measuring and reducing the carbon footprint of events. Their arrival marked a turning point: that of a startup moving from conviction to proof.
Bringing these two generations of shareholders together in the same room, alongside the teams who bring Climeet to life every day, was in itself a strong signal. The signal of a community built over time around a shared mission.
The evening followed a simple thread: first, a presentation to bring everyone to the same level of information, followed by a cocktail dinner to make room for informal conversations (often the most valuable ones).
Through the slides, we shared several key milestones from the past year:
And financially, we crossed a symbolic threshold: for the first time, Climeet’s revenue covers payroll costs. It is not profitability yet, but it is a tangible sign that the model works, that the value created is real, and that 2026 could be the year of scaling up.
We could not organize a Climeet event without calculating its carbon footprint.
So we ran the event through our own platform and achieved an A rating on the Climeet Index. A result that was no accident: it reflected concrete decisions made beforehand. A venue in Paris, accessible by public transport. A vegan caterer, Slow Table, whose culinary offering significantly reduced the footprint linked to catering. An evening designed to limit waste and excess.
This is what we advocate every day to our clients: decarbonizing an event starts with design choices, not offsetting. And this evening was the living proof of that.
An evening like this does not happen alone. Two of our shareholders put their expertise at the service of the event: Denis Remon (Paris Society Events) for opening the doors to an exceptional venue, and Rodolphe Landemaine and Chiharu Kaneko for the delicious vegan catering by Slow Table. And a special thank you to our partner Youssef Mouadine for capturing the evening through Memento.
Thank you to everyone who was there. And to those who support us from afar, shareholders or not: this evening was for you too.
We move forward.