Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton

The relationship between Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton and environmental protection is a long-standing one, both natural and sustainable. As in any human activity, we use the air, water and land around us. These are universal assets, but they are not unlimited. They form a capital that we are borrowing from future generations. For individuals and for businesses, this commitment implies certain duties. Protection, prudence, care are the principles that must be applied if we are to reconcile economic development with the overall well-being of humanity.

For Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, an environmentally sound approach is closely linked to our values and our businesses. Rare essences of fragrances, grapes from the sun-drenched, Cognac vineyards, precious leathers that become fine leather goods, and the fabrics woven with gestures repeated across the ages. Such traditions instill a profound respect for nature which translates into efforts to preserve beautiful landscapes, protect biodiversity and ensure consumer health, harmless production methods, and the impeccable quality of proven products. Faced with these constant changes, rekindling dreams and pleasure does not absolve us of our responsibility, of our duty to think clearly. Indeed, the luxury industry, which is more synonymous with beauty than any other, must aim to be an example. We assume this responsibility.

First of all, we need to provide a framework for this goal. On behalf of the 56,000 LVMH employees, we have drawn up a global charter that defines environmental protection criteria and goals. As part of LVMH core management organization, an Environmental Affairs Department works every day to spread the special culture of the environmental impact assessment, coordinates actions and encourages all of our subsidiaries to adopt the "best ecological practices" at all levels of production. In fact, environmental protection is not merely an issue of generosity or philanthropy. It is critical to our future. For companies, it is a factor of progress and competitiveness while for society it represents a tangible proof of freedom and a new way of thinking. Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, LVMH has already met this triple challenge. Tradition cannot be separated from innovation, nor nature from creation.

"Through patronage, we wish to give something back that is in the general interest and thereby share our economic success with everyone." (Bernard Arnault )

Patronage for culture, youth and humanitarian action.
IF LVMH, Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton has established itself as a major economic player, it also constitutes a social and cultural institution in its own right. LVMH's economic success has thereby allowed the establishment, from 1990, of a legitimate and useful action of general interest:

Legitimate, since Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton consolidates its development, year after year, as a unique body of values related to heritage, know-how, creativity, innovation, art of living. These values, shared and claimed by people worldwide, constitute the leading elements of its Houses' success, and of that of their products. Through patronage, LVMH intends to defend, and thereby redefine luxury as generous, affective, authentic, a definition to which the Group's chairman and his associates are truly committed.

Useful, of course, since LVMH's institutional action intends to mark, through a civic act in favor of the greater good, its commitment to solidarity with culture, youth, and the great humanitarian causes or public health issues.

LVMH's patronage is inscribed under the sign of creative passion, and a profound love of human values.

"Art is the best means through which to manifest our belief in freedom." (Bernard Arnaud)

As an organization with a living cultural heritage that is forever self-perpetuating, Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton has established various initiatives to promote culture, art and heritage ensuring:

Restoration of historical monuments

Patronage of major national exhibitions

Enrichment of major museums' collections

Encouraging contemporary creation

Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton : Young : support forthcoming Talents

Through its Houses, Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton (LVMH) has perpetrated and passed on know-how, skills, a spirit of excellence, and an ethic that conveys, through its creations and products, an exceptional art of living, appreciated worldwide. The awakening and education of young people to these values has always constituted an essential part of the Group's commitment.

Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton, LVMH has therefore carried out various original initiatives for young people in France and abroad. It is through these initiatives that primary school children, high school students, art students, young artists and designers, as well as those closer to the Group's new work opportunities such as college and higher education students, can benefit from educational programs conceived, initiated and carried out by the Group.

Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton : Solidarity : humanitarianand public health initiatives

Because LVMH, Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton could stand for Life's Veritable Moments of Happiness, as embodied by its Houses and products, in promoting an authentic art of living, the Group, true to this spirit, is committed to establishing an active feeling of solidarity towards humanitarian causes. As for the challenges of public health, LVMH provides unfailing support to medical research in France and worldwide.

Chilhood

Medical Research

Humanitarian and social causes