Labelium Group and RyanCap have launched the Employee Paris Immersion Program, an initiative aimed at bolstering knowledge sharing, business collaboration, and cultural experiences between the two companies.
Starting in March 2025, six RyanCap employees will travel to Labelium’s Paris headquarters for an immersive experience focused on education, training, and business synergy.
This initiative reflects the growing alignment between Labelium and RyanCap post acquisition, emphasising shared learning and global best practice. The experience will be an opportunity for employees to develop skills, build relationships, and gain valuable insights to strengthen knowledge between employees and clients.
From a broader industry perspective, this initiative highlights both agencies’ commitment to talent development and global connectivity in a rapidly evolving digital marketing landscape.
Simon Ryan and Jean Kerboul
Simon Ryan, founder and CEO of RyanCap, said: “This program is an important step for our people and business. As we deepen our alignment with Labelium, the opportunity for our teams to collaborate, learn, and grow together is invaluable. It’s about building a global mindset, strengthening our capabilities, and driving greater innovation across the RyanCap companies.”
Jean Kerboul, APAC CEO of Labelium, added: “We are excited to welcome RyanCap’s top talent to our Paris headquarters and create meaningful exchanges that benefit both businesses. This initiative reflects our commitment to shared learning and cross-market collaboration—unlocking fresh opportunities and fostering a stronger, more connected global network.”
Labelium Group acquired independent Australian parent group RyanCap in November 2023, expanding the French-based group’s footprint in Australia, and strengthening its position in the data-driven marketing and digital media market.
Last year on a episode of Mediaweek’s Heavy Hitters podcast Ryan spoke about the sale to Labelium. He said: “They have been and continue to be outstanding together with their backers. And they really saw Australia as a growth opportunity for them.
“They were already here in Sydney. We have now moved in together in that city in a really good office.”
Top image: Simon Ryan