PLUXEE ONE MARSEILLE

Dear Leaders,

I'm pleased to invite you to Pluxee One, our annual Leadership Meeting, taking place from 22 to 24 September 2026, in Marseille.

This year’s meeting will focus on our new three-year strategic plan and what it means for our business, our teams, and our ambitions. Through plenary sessions, collaborative workshops, and open discussions, we’ll build a shared understanding of the road ahead.

The Comex and I look forward to seeing you there.

Aurélien Sonet

Chief Executive Officer

Learn more about the city

Marseille is France’s second-largest city and one of the Mediterranean’s major ports. Located in the south of the country, it occupies a strategic position as a crossroads between Europe and the Mediterranean basin, making it a cosmopolitan city driven by trade, services, and logistics. It is also known for its unique blend of cultures, its maritime history, and its sunny atmosphere.

Daily life here is strongly shaped by the sea, in a very cosmopolitan atmosphere. This diversity is reflected in everyday life, whether in traditions, language, or above all, cuisine, which is influenced by Mediterranean flavors. Marseille thus has a vibrant and multifaceted identity: a large, dynamic city, yet with a warm atmosphere and a more relaxed pace of life, giving it a character all its own.

The Vieux Port

Marseille’s Vieux-Port is the historic and vibrant heart of the city, an iconic spot where locals, visitors, fishing boats, and lively outdoor cafes all come together. It’s a central place to soak up the atmosphere of Marseille, from the morning fish market to a stroll along the waterfront throughout the day.

Address : Quai des Belges, 13001 Marseille, France.

The Panier district

The Panier district in Marseille is the city’s oldest. It’s a charming place, with its narrow little streets, colorful facades, and artistic vibe. Here you’ll discover a quintessentially Marseillais atmosphere, with street art, quiet little squares, and artisan workshops, ideal for strolling and enjoying an authentic setting.

Address : Le Panier, 13002 Marseille, France.

The MUCEM

The Mucem in Marseille (Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations) is a modern cultural venue that showcases Mediterranean history and cultures. Located on the waterfront, it offers an experience that is both artistic and contemporary, with a variety of exhibitions and pleasant areas to stroll around the building and enjoy the view of the sea and the harbor.

Address : 7 Prom. Robert Laffont, 13002 Marseille, France.

Notre-Dame de la Garde

The Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica is one of Marseille’s most iconic landmarks. Perched high above the city, it offers an exceptional panoramic view of the entire metropolis and the Mediterranean Sea. It’s a must-see attraction, much loved by visitors for its views and peaceful atmosphere.

Address : Rue Fort du Sanctuaire, 13006 Marseille, France.

The Prado beaches

The Prado beaches are one of Marseille’s main seaside recreation areas. It is a vast, developed stretch of coastline where locals and visitors come to swim, take walks, or enjoy sports. The atmosphere is very friendly, especially in the summer, with open spaces that allow visitors to fully enjoy the Mediterranean climate.

Address : Prado Beaches, Avenue Pierre Mendès France, 13008 Marseille, France.

Fort Saint-Jean

Fort Saint-Jean is a historic site located at the entrance to Marseille’s Old Port. Connected to the Mucem by a footbridge, it offers a lovely stroll with views of the sea, the port, and the city. It is both a cultural destination and a pleasant place to walk, combining historic sites with maritime scenery.

Address : Fort Saint-Jean, 13002 Marseille, France.

Welcome to Pluxee One 2026