Bureau Vallée is a concept that combines proximity, innovation and digital technology to offer, through its 400 shops, a complete range of stationery, supplies, office equipment, furniture, high-tech and services. The Bureau Vallée brand is proud to offer professional and private customers optimal value for money. The franchise network is developing in France and internationally with more than 25 openings per year, while deploying a retail and digital strategy in a multi-channel logic. Bureau Vallée has been a partner of Louis for over 13 years.
Onboard oceanographic equipment:
- Photomètre calitoo
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Profile
Born near Paris, this adopted Malouin loves speed, on water as well as on shore. Collaboration, courage and self-sacrifice are at the heart of his values. On the water, Louis likes the tough options and never gives up. Beyond the competition, he uses his project to raise awareness of the fragility of the marine environment among new generations. Accompanied for the past 13 years by his loyal partner Bureau Vallée and his co-sponsors, Louis achieved a very fine 3rd place in the last Vendée Globe. His goal for 2024? To do even better!
Achievements
BUREAU VALLÉE
- Former names : L'Occitane en Provence
- Architect : Sam Manuard
- Construction : Black Pepper Yachts
- Launch date : 31 Janvier 2020
- Lenght : 18,28 m
- Beam : 5,5 m
- Draught : 4,50 m
- Weight : 7,8 tonnes
- Mast height : 28 m
- Upwind sail area : 270 m2
- Downwind sail area : 535 m2
Commitment
For the past 10 years, Louis Burton has been visiting schools and students all over France. His aim is not only to share his passion for the ocean and ocean racing, but also to raise awareness among the younger generation of the fragility of the marine environment and the need to protect its ecosystem. From these long-standing relationships with numerous schools, the "I'm discovering the world of the oceans with Louis Burton" educational kit was created. The tool, designed in collaboration with teachers 5 years ago, offers free and fun resources for all elementary classes. It allows pupils to study the world of the sea by linking it to the entire school curriculum.
