More impact, meaning, collective… These new values ​​that replace ambition

“That people think of me to talk about ambition touched me,” smiles Dounia Wone. She will have waited for the end of our meeting, in a café in the twelfth^e arrondissement of Paris, to tell us about his surprise. A glance at his LinkedIn account is enough to pique curiosity. Dounia Wone has held the strategic position of Director of Sustainable Development and Inclusion for two years at Vestiaire Collective, a second-hand luxury clothing platform, a figurehead of more responsible fashion. Before that, she began studying foreign languages ​​and began her career as a stopover agent at Air France, before entering politics, where she worked for ten years with elected environmentalists. A course of Rastignac, one imagines. Wrongly. “My first ambition was to be more comfortable financially than my parents, an employee at Rungis and a housewife,” she recalls. Born into a family of ten, raised in a city in Essonne, Dounia Wone is not one of those whose horizon…