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JULY 2012

Creation of SATT Nord
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FEBRUARY 2013

Start of activity
SATT Nord
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JUNE 2018

Fabrice Lefebvre appointed president of SATT Nord
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JULY 2022

SATT Nord celebrates its 10th anniversary

SATT Nord
In a nutshell

Created in July 2012, SATT Nord aims to facilitate, simplify, and accelerate the transfer of technology and knowledge from public research to businesses of all sizes. It is supported by research institutions that are shareholders in the regions it covers (Hauts-de-France and Champagne-Ardenne).

SATT NORD identifies and evaluates inventions originating in research laboratories. An investment fund enables SATT Nord to protect these inventions by registering intellectual property rights and to promote them by investing in innovation projects aimed at facilitating their transfer through the creation of start-ups or by granting operating licenses to companies.

Our value creation strategy covers the entire innovation chain, from start to finish:

Project monitoring and engineering
Detection of innovations
Identification of intellectual property
and markets
Investment
Placing on the market

Gender parity index

The 2022 gender equality index stands at 74/100.

This index is calculated based on the following topics: compensation, raises, maternity leave, and gender parity in top management. The results are shown below.

39/40

pay gap (gap observed in favor of women).
25/35

increase rate gap (gap observed in favor of women).
0/15

return from maternity leave.
10/10

ten highest salaries.

They trust us

SATT Network

The SATT Network brings together 13 Technology Transfer Acceleration Companies in France. Committed to economic growth through scientific innovations resulting from public research, SATTs provide companies with low-risk, high-potential technological solutions to increase their competitiveness.

With more than 650 startups created, SATTs are the leading local players in the French government's DeepTech Plan, operated by Bpifrance. They are connected on a daily basis to more than 150,000 researchers and offer privileged access to innovations from public laboratories. With their strong national network, they are strategic partners for companies seeking growth through innovation.

The 13 SATTs (Sociétés d’Accélération du Transfert de Technologies, or Technology Transfer Acceleration Companies) were created as part of the Investing in the Future Program (PIA). They finance the technological development of innovations resulting from French public research through an exclusive investment fund of €856 million.

As trusted local players, SATTs have access to the skills and inventions of researchers in their region. They identify, evaluate, protect, and bring these inventions to market by entrusting them to an existing company or a future startup.