Nextep is fully committed to society
Nextep is fully committed to society. As a consequence, we belong to certain associations that defend the values in which we believe. These associations allow us, among other things, to attest to the ethics of our work practices, to participate in public utility commitments with a medical vocation, to take part in discussions aimed at promoting positive and equitable changes in our healthcare system, etc…
The French Association of Lobbying and Public Affairs Consultants (AFCL)
The French Association of Lobbying and Public Affairs Consultants (AFCL), founded in 1991 around one of Europe’s first codes of ethics, brings together lobbying professionals in France who adhere to these values.
The AFCL represents its members to public decision-makers, ensures their professionalism and adherence to ethical standards, and undertakes an educational mission to explain the role and societal value of the profession.
Tulipe
Created in 1982 by healthcare companies, Tulipe is a general-interest association grounded in a collective and committed approach. It operates as a humanitarian pharmaceutical distribution center authorized by the French National Agency for the Safety of Medicines (ANSM).
As an intermediary between the healthcare industry and nonprofit organizations, Tulipe coordinates donations from healthcare companies to respond swiftly to the needs of populations in distress during acute health crises, natural disasters, and conflicts.
France Biotech
Founded in 1997, France Biotech is an independent association that unites health innovation entrepreneurs and their expert partners.
A driving force in the health innovation ecosystem and a key interlocutor for public authorities, France Biotech tackles the challenges of the HealthTech sector. Through its seven commissions and four working groups, the association offers concrete solutions to enhance the sector’s competitiveness and attractiveness.
Coopération Santé
Coopération Santé is a think tank established in 2007 that organizes regional and Paris-based meetings focused on fostering cooperation among healthcare professionals, healthcare institutions (both regional and local), and patient associations.
As the driving force behind events like the “Mardis de Coopération Santé” (Healthcare Cooperation Tuesdays), their mission is to share experiences among diverse stakeholders within the healthcare system.
