Entrepreneurial adventures are sometimes born out of nothing.
This is the case with that of Amélie Frély, who, following an economic layoff, launched in February 2020, almost by chance, her start-up Granny & Charly.
His Versailles grandmother was then looking for a young man or a young woman to accompany him twice a week to the market.
And it is precisely to find the right person for her that the young thirty-something launched her company to fight against the social isolation of non-dependent and autonomous people, through the performance of non-medical daily acts: walks, help with shopping, computer lessons, assistance and night presence ...
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Almost two years later, the young shoot has concluded some nice partnerships with major players in the “silver economy” or the world of insurance, such as Macif.
Thanks to its site and its intuitive app, Granny & Charly has some 800 active grannies in its portfolio, 4,500 young people (mainly ...
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