How to Inspire Young People to Build the Future?
Inclusion

Gabriel Bran Lopez

Founding President — Fusion Jeunesse

How to Inspire Young People to Build the Future?

10:40·30 July 2026

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Gabriel Bran Lopez is the founding president of Fusion Jeunesse and the initiator of Terroir Lab, which develops educational projects to promote academic perseverance by giving meaning to learning and placing young people at the heart of concrete projects.

Launched a year ago, Terroir Lab, supported by the Fusion Jeunesse association, addresses the challenges facing the wine industry, such as the lack of attractiveness of jobs, declining enrollment in agricultural high schools, and the economic challenges to be faced. Through workshops and hackathons organized in major wine estates, students come up with solutions to reinvent the future of the sector. 

For Gabriel Bran Lopez, young people should not be mere observers. "Giving a voice to young people is not just about saying talk to us, it's about listening to them, and then applying it correctly." The ideas presented to professionals cover innovation, wine tourism, the environment, and new uses for grapes. 

In one year, 150 learners have participated in the program and proposed over 30 innovations. This demonstrates that new generations can contribute to transforming the industry.

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  • Terroir Lab is a project initiated by the Fusion Jeunesse association, aimed at revitalizing the wine sector by involving young people in workshops and hackathons. The main objective is to give them a voice so they can imagine innovative solutions to the economic challenges and attractiveness of careers in this sector.
Florence Jaillet
impact.info journalist
Published on 30 July 2026

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