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Jérome Mireault had to illustrate a female executive throwing a big, Frankenstein's-lab-style knife switch on a giant money-making machine, and a huge torrent of money cascading out, to represent successful executives who are in charge of making profits for respective their companies, and how it is being in positions of such important responsibility that they can lead directly to CEO jobs.
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Jérôme Mireault illustrated "Sous le même ciel", a graphic novel created for Engie as part of the "J'apprends l'énergie" program. Following Néo's coming-of-age journey across Europe, the book explores the challenges of energy transition and invites young readers to question how we produce and consume energy.
