Our History

The idea for Perdura Conseil was born in 2009 when I took over as CEO of Eurostar Engineering Plastics. At that time, my objective was clear: to combine economic performance with responsibility towards stakeholders. In 1999, Kofi Annan launched the Global Compact in Davos, followed in 2010 by the ISO with the ISO 26000 standard, marking the integration of CSR into industry standards. They both were very inspirational to me.

These events accelerated the rise of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) issues. Under pressure from NGOs and banks, large companies committed themselves to this approach, supported by audit firms and rating agencies. Under my leadership, Eurostar Engineering Plastics was one of the first SMEs in France to receive the Ecovadis Gold label in 2015, proving that combining respect for the environment, social commitment, and economic success is not only possible but essential for the sustainable development of companies.

In 2020, the European Commission strengthened this dynamic by integrating CSR into its strategy to transform European companies. In 2022, I created the sustainability department at Ascend Performance Materials, covering Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and India.

Today, in 2025, I am launching Perdura Conseil. With 16 years of experience behind me, I have observed that many SMEs need help in structuring their businesses to meet the requirements of the European Green Deal. My goal is to provide robust answers to the questions you have about the sustainability of your business.

I propose to demystify the carbon credit market: their real value, advantages, and disadvantages. When used effectively, they become a strategic tool for achieving carbon neutrality while optimising your investments. This is a key lever for improving your competitiveness while decarbonising your activities.

My ambition is to help you establish robust governance where respect for the environment and stakeholders is a key condition for increasing your company's long-term profitability.

Laurent Perra