A relationship is not a connection.

Without a mutual contact, we do not always know who to talk to, or how to take the first step. Le bureau des intros helps you find the right people and makes the introductions.

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45 to 60 minutes · By appointment, waiting list · Paris XI

Tuesday to Saturday, 11 am to 7 pm26, rue de Charonne · Passage de l’Homme

Come and tell us who you would like to meet.

We receive visitors at the bureau. We listen to what they are looking for, then we direct them to the changemakers working on it. Each session lasts 45 to 60 minutes and ends with a prescription of encounters.

Florian Guillaume · Founder

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Inside Le bureau des intros: two people talking in armchairs, a map of the world on the wall.

Letting everyone discover people who set an example through their work, their ideas or their causes.

CHNGMKR brings their profiles, projects and places together on a collective map, free for everyone. Le bureau des intros reads it with you.

Explore the cartography

Your prescription of encounters.

After the session, a correspondent writes it: the person to meet, what they have done, why we think of them for you, and how to reach them. It is stamped and dated, and stays valid for ninety days.

Request your prescription
Prescription no. ····
Prescription of encounters
BeneficiaryYour name
PrescriberAimée Jean-Nova
ReasonWhat you are looking for, in your words.
To meet
One changemaker from the map, and how to reach them.
Who they are, and why we think of them for you.
Valid 90 days · by CHNGMKR

What would you like to explore?

Climate, food, health, education, democracy, science… Choose the subjects that interest you, or the ones you know little about.

Our correspondents look for the people working on these subjects, close to you first.

What they say

Nadia FerrantTeacher · Marseille
“I came with a vague idea about school gardens. I left with a name, the reason for it, and a date.”
Inès HaddadNurse · Lyon
“They asked me more questions than I expected. Then the letter said, in two paragraphs, why this person and why now.”
Marta KowalczykJournalist · Warsaw
“I wanted to meet people working on river pollution. I met a woman who has been doing it for twelve years, an hour from my home.”
Ana Lúcia RibeiroAgronomist · Porto
“I met her at her farm, as the letter suggested. We are now planning the next season together.”
Fatou DialloSocial worker · Dakar
“The correspondent for my city recommended someone in my own neighbourhood. I had walked past her door for years.”
Sofia EspositoCeramicist · Naples
“Two encounters in, my project has a partner. The third prescription is on my desk.”
Tomas BergströmArchitect · Gothenburg
“The prescription named someone whose work I had followed for years. Three weeks later we were having coffee in her studio.”
Kwame Osei-BonsuCooperative founder · Accra
“My correspondent knew him personally. The introduction took one email, and he answered the same day.”
Julien MarchalBaker · Nantes
“The session lasted fifty minutes. My prescription came ten days later, by post, with the stamp.”
Hiroshi TanakaEngineer · Osaka
“I gave three subjects. The prescription chose one, and it was the one I needed.”
Lukas ReinhardtStudent · Berlin
“I am twenty-two and I knew no one in that field. The letter gave me a name and the way to write to him.”
Oumar SyFilmmaker · Brussels
“I read the letter twice before writing to him. It said what he had built and what I could learn there. He said yes.”

Getting there.

Passage de l’Homme opens onto 26 rue de Charonne, in the eleventh arrondissement. Métro Ledru-Rollin (line 8) or Bastille (lines 1, 5, 8).

Le bureau des intros receives by appointment, Tuesday to Saturday, 11 am to 7 pm.

Le bureau des intros · by CHNGMKR
Passage de l’Homme
26 rue de Charonne · 75011 ParisTuesday to Saturday · 11 am to 7 pm · by appointmenthello@chngmkr.com

Before you come.

Who is it for?

Anyone who would like to meet someone for their work, their ideas or the causes they stand for.

How does a session go?

It lasts 45 to 60 minutes, at the bureau or by video call. We listen and ask questions about who you would like to meet and why. A correspondent then writes your prescription.

Who are the correspondents?

People who know their field and their city, in many countries. Each one draws on their own network to recommend an encounter. You will find them on the cartography.

How do you choose the person?

From your interests, professional or personal, the correspondent looks in their network for the person whose work meets what you are looking for. The prescription says why this name, and why now.

How many encounters?

You choose a rhythm in the form, from two encounters a year to two a month. Each prescription names who to meet, and how to reach them.

What happens after the form?

Your request joins the waiting list. We write back to fix a session, at the bureau or by video call, then send your prescription.

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