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🤖 Who trains your future leaders when AI does the junior work?
Cohabiting with AI: hybrid workflows, governance, and the leaders of tomorrow

AI now drafts, analyses and executes tasks that once trained junior employees.

That creates a real paradox: if we automate the tasks people used to learn from, are we also removing the experience future experts and leaders need to grow?

For our next COCO event, Mariella Borghi, Elisabetta Alicino and Valentina Di Michele will discuss how companies can embrace AI without hollowing out learning, judgment and leadership.

We’ll explore:
→ what to automate — and what not to
→ how to redesign onboarding and hybrid workflows
→ where human judgment still creates real value
→ how today’s AI choices will shape who runs companies tomorrow

📍 Coco Community — Paris
🗓 Friday, September 18, 2026
🕢 From 7:30 PM

☀️ A perfect Sunday in Paris

Coffee, a market, a walk through the Marais, a little French culture and a few good addresses: here’s one Paris Sunday to save for la rentrée.

☕ Ten Belles Bréguet
📍 17–19 bis rue Bréguet, Paris 11
Start the day with good coffee and a pastry.

🥕 Marché Bastille
📍 Boulevard Richard-Lenoir, Paris 11
Fruit, vegetables, cheese, flowers and everything you need for an improvised lunch.

🌿 Place des Vosges
📍 Paris 4
Take a break in one of the most beautiful squares in Paris.

📚 Maison de Victor Hugo
📍 6 place des Vosges, Paris 4
A lovely way to add a little French culture to the day.

🏛️ Musée Carnavalet
📍 23 rue de Sévigné, Paris 3
Discover the history of Paris through its collections, housed in two beautiful historic mansions in the heart of the Marais.

🛍️ Merci
📍 111 boulevard Beaumarchais, Paris 3
Design, fashion, books and interiors in one of the Marais’ most iconic concept stores.

🍰 Bontemps Pâtisserie
📍 57 rue de Bretagne, Paris 3
Stop for something sweet, from their signature sablés to seasonal pastries, in an elegant Haut-Marais setting.

🍷 La Perle
📍 78 rue Vieille-du-Temple, Paris 3
For apéro and the lively atmosphere of the Haut-Marais at the end of the day.

A Sunday of markets, culture, walks and good addresses to make the most of Parisian life. 🤍

Save this plan for your next Sunday.

🌇 Where to go after work in Paris

September means back to work — but also back to seeing friends, long apéros and Paris evenings.

Here are a few places to keep in mind when someone asks: “What are we doing tonight?”

🍻 Point Éphémère

📍 200 quai de Valmy, Paris 10

For drinks by Canal Saint-Martin, concerts and a rooftop overlooking the canal.

🌅 Rooftop Nijinsky — Théâtre du Châtelet

📍 1 place du Châtelet, Paris 1

Cocktails, tapas, DJ sets and panoramic views over Paris. The rooftop stays open until September 21.

🌊 Chez Alex

📍 Port de la Conférence, Paris 8

For drinks by the Seine, with cocktails, sharing plates and views of the Eiffel Tower.

🎷 Le Ba**er Salé

📍 58 rue des Lombards, Paris 1

Start the evening with a cocktail, then stay for a live jam session. In September, the Monday Jam takes place every Monday from 9 PM to midnight, mixing jazz, soul, swing and electronic influences.

⛵ Rosa Bonheur sur Seine

📍 Port des Invalides, Paris 7

For drinks directly on the Seine while September evenings are still mild.

🍸 Rooftop de La Fondation

📍 40 rue Legendre, Paris 17

A rooftop above the Batignolles with cocktails, tapas and 360° views across Paris — a good alternative to the city’s more obvious rooftop spots.

🎭 Centquatre-Paris

📍 5 rue Curial, Paris 19

Exhibitions, performances, dance and events inside one of northeast Paris’ major cultural spaces.

Our tip: September means everyone is back in town. Check each venue’s programme and book ahead when possible.

In Paris, the evening often starts when the working day ends. ✨

🏠 September is the perfect time to begin a new chapter in Paris.

Nine apartments are available now across five Parisian neighbourhoods, each with its own atmosphere. ✨

STUDIO | 21 m² | Avenue de la Bourdonnais, 75007 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €1,920/month — ID 28

STUDIO | 22 m² | Rue Valadon, 75007 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,050/month — ID 68

STUDIO WITH BALCONY | 28 m² | Rue de la Pierre-Levée, 75011 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,170/month — ID 21

STUDIO WITH TERRACE | 33 m² | Rue de la Gaîté, 75014 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,270/month — ID 56

1-BEDROOM APARTMENT WITH BALCONY | 47 m² | Rue de Vaugirard, 75015 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,750/month — ID 41

1-BEDROOM APARTMENT | 52 m² | Rue des Petits Carreaux, 75002 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €3,200/month — ID 85

1-BEDROOM APARTMENT | 62 m² | Rue Tiquetonne, 75002 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €3,450/month — ID 82

1-BEDROOM APARTMENT | 43 m² | Rue Servan, 75011 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,580/month — ID 45

1-BEDROOM APARTMENT | 32 m² | Rue Saint-Sauveur, 75002 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,560/month — ID 99

Which one could you picture as the beginning of your new Parisian life? 🤍

Discover all our available apartments through the link in our bio.

🍂 What to do in Paris this September

Paris is fully back for la rentrée: food, music, design, rooftops, exhibitions and heritage events. Here are a few dates worth saving:

🍜 Asian Street Food Festival
📍 Grande Pagode, Paris 12
🗓 September 5–6
Street food, crafts and events celebrating Asian cultures.

🎷 Jazz à la Villette
📍 La Villette, Paris 19
🗓 Until September 6
Jazz, soul, afrobeat and emerging artists.

🎨 Paris Design Week
📍 Venues across Paris
🗓 September 10–19
Galleries, showrooms and unexpected spaces dedicated to contemporary design.

📵 Soirée Déconnexion — Musée Bourdelle
📍 Paris 15
🗓 September 11
A phone-free evening with art, music and creative workshops.

🌅 Han Rooftop — Musée Guimet
📍 Paris 16
🗓 Until September 12
Korean food, DJ sets and Eiffel Tower views.

🎨 Andy Warhol — La ligne et l’image
📍 Musée du Luxembourg, Paris 6
🗓 From September 16
Nearly 150 drawings revealing a lesser-known side of Warhol.

🍴 Food Temple Morocco
📍 Carreau du Temple, Paris 3
🗓 September 18–20
Moroccan food, guest chefs, masterclasses and workshops.

🎨 Kerry James Marshall — The Histories
📍 Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, Paris 16
🗓 From September 18
The first major exhibition in France dedicated to the American artist.

🏛️ European Heritage Days
📍 Across Paris
🗓 September 19–20
Two days to discover places that are usually closed to the public.

🖼️ Cezanne et nous
📍 Grand Palais, Paris 8
🗓 From September 23
Nearly 180 works exploring Cezanne’s influence on generations of artists.

Save this post for la rentrée ✨

Watching an eclipse over Paris from the city’s rooftops — it’s hard to imagine a better setting for such a rare phenomenon.

Dinner, rooftop views, and one of those moments you don’t get to experience every day.

That’s also what living in Paris is about: sometimes being in the right place, at the right time. ✨

🏠 Sometimes, it only takes a few things to feel at home.

Beautiful light, a street you love and a peaceful interior where you can settle in and begin a new Parisian routine.

Three apartments available now in three different neighbourhoods, each with its own atmosphere. ✨

1-ROOM APARTMENT | 24 m² | Rue Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth, 75003 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,190/month — ID 69

STUDIO | 22 m² | Rue Valadon, 75007 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,050/month — ID 68

STUDIO | 31 m² | Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris
➡️ Available now
From €2,650/month — ID 52

Which one could you picture as the beginning of your next chapter in Paris? 🤍

Discover all our available apartments through the link in our bio.

🏛️ There’s something special about Paris in the summer.

A quiet room, someone sketching. Rooftops stretching as far as the eye can see. The riverbanks slowly coming to life as evening falls. ✨

La dolce vita, Parisian style: slowing down, observing, and enjoying every moment. 🤍

What’s your favourite moment to wander through Paris in the summer?