Laëtitia Boucher has been promoted to the position of Regional Sustainability Manager Interface for Southern Europe .
Sustainability is a core subject both for Interface, modular flooring company -specializing in carpet tiles and resilient floor coverings, all carbon neutral – and Laëtitia Boucher, passionate about issues related to the environment, sustainable innovation, the circular economy and carbon.
Her mission is to carry the sustainable vision and commitment of Interface, with the goal of becoming a company with a negative carbon impact by 2040.

Graduated of a BTS in International Business, Laëtitia joined the Moniteur Group and later the CFPJ (Center for Training and Development of Journalists.

In 2010, attracted by the company’s environmental policy, Laëtitia Boucher joined Interface as Key Account Manager. Its role: to specify Interface concepts and products to architects and end users, to set up and advance the circular economy in the building sector, but also to ensure the reuse and recycling of end-of-life products.
Having developed a strong interest in environmental subjects, she became Sustainability Ambassador in 2016 and decided to deepen her knowledge to graduate from Cambridge University (CISL), specializing in “sustainable value chain”, in 2019.

Laëtitia is now responsible for engaging and federating stakeholders – external and internal – around Climate Take Back ™, Interface’s new mission, whose objective is to actively fight against global warming. In this context, she also has the mission of promoting all the innovations developed by Interaface with the aim of achieving this objective and that of becoming a company with a negative carbon impact by 2040.

“I want to believe that it is not too late, and I hope that we will succeed in engaging as many players as possible, all sectors combined, by encouraging them to change their practices to achieve the carbon neutrality desired by the EU. ‘by 2050 and why not, aim for the negative carbon impact.” says Laëtitia Boucher.

The construction sector being responsible for 1/3 of greenhouse gas emissions – construction materials representing almost half of CO2 emissions during the lifetime of a building – Laëtitia’s ambition is to work for more sharing of good practices between all players in the sector to reduce the carbon impact of the sector and thus limit global warming.