Clubster CNSL
- Type
- Network / Association / Cooperative
- Location
- Loos, France
- Industries
- Consumer health & consumer effects, Food ingredients & products
- Technologies
- Biotechnology & sustainable inputs, Microbial biotechnology
About Clubster CNSL
Clubster NSL is a professional network based in the Lille metropolitan area that brings together companies, researchers, healthcare actors, and support organizations working in health, nutrition, and healthy ageing. It operates as an ecosystem builder rather than a product manufacturer, helping members connect, share knowledge, and develop collaborative innovation projects.
The network positions itself as a facilitator for innovation across the health, nutrition, and ageing sectors. Its website highlights support for members through events, working groups, project financing guidance, and access to a member directory and shared resources.
Core Values
- Collaboration: The network is built around collective action, bringing together diverse stakeholders to co-design roadmaps, projects, and sector initiatives.
- Innovation: Clubster NSL emphasizes practical innovation in health, nutrition, digital health, and ageing, with a focus on turning ideas into deployable projects.
- Knowledge sharing: Through workshops, webinars, and thematic sessions, it promotes the circulation of expertise, market intelligence, and operational best practices.
- Public-interest impact: Many of its activities are oriented toward improving health outcomes, supporting healthy ageing, and advancing more sustainable food and care practices.
Unique Aspects
- Cross-sector scope: Clubster NSL spans health, nutrition, and healthy ageing, allowing it to connect actors that do not usually work together but share innovation challenges.
- Regional anchoring in Hauts-de-France: The network is rooted in the Lille/Eurasanté ecosystem and works closely with regional partners and institutions.
- Broad animation capacity: Its programming includes a large volume of workshops, webinars, and working groups, giving members recurring opportunities to engage on operational topics.
- Role in collaborative projects: The organization has been involved in initiatives such as an observatory of food consumption trends in the Lille metropolitan area and studies on oncology and ageing-related care pathways.