Jean-Pierre NADIR

Bio

Voluble, warm and full of energy at 56, Jean-Pierre Nadir is an entrepreneur at heart. Coming from a "peasant-intello-fauché background", Jean-Pierre Nadir spent his 1st He spent his first years on the farm with his grandmother and then moved every year with his mother, a non-tenured Spanish teacher. He quickly showed initiative and intuition, which were to be the key to his future success. At the age of 16, he entered the sport-study section and inspired by Kerouac, he set off on his own without a penny in his pocket,The summer of that same year. At 17, he set up a pancake business in the campsites of the Breton coast. At 19, he moved to Paris to attend the Ecole Supérieure de Publicité and at 20 he created a business in home delivery of pizza.But it was in the press that this Breton self made man made his name. He began his his career with Robert Lafont and very quickly set up his own business by reinvesting the entire million francs the whole of the million francs he earned in 3 years. This is how he threw himself wholeheartedly into the press publishing business (at the age of 23), and managed to rise to 15th place among French press groups. After selling his press group, his interest in new technologies led him to explore the new territories offered by digital technology for transporting and even creating information. His thoughts on e-tourism led him to create the Easyvoyage portal in 2000, considering that this industry would have to completely reinvent itself. With nearly 6 million visitors per month, the Easyvoyage site has been ranked among the top 10 e-tourism sites on the French market for 20 years. He managed the company for 20 years, and sold it to the Webedia Group in March 2020. He is often interviewed in the media to share his vision of the sector. For more than a year, Jean-Pierre Nadir has been starting a new entrepreneurial adventure by creating the first travel distribution portal dedicated to responsible tourism, "Fairmoove.fr". In a nutshell: FairMoove is based on the idea that tourism is the solution and not the problem. At the same time, Jean-Pierre Nadir accompanies numerous start-ups as an investor-booster and accompanies their founders... mainly on projects with positive impacts.