On April 15 and 16, 2026, Station Numixs in Sarcelles—an incubator on Avenue du 8 Mai 1945—held its annual event combining an employment forum with a digital festival, with a program centered on artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship.
This year’s two-day format was built around choose-your-own tracks, letting attendees shape their schedule based on where they are professionally: first-time founders, business buyers, established executives, or Gen Z young professionals.
Sessions tackled practical topics including franchising, AI, electronic invoicing, and networks—issues that mirror day-to-day concerns for project leaders in northern Paris, an area that includes several neighborhoods targeted by France’s “city policy” programs for disadvantaged districts.
Station Numixs positions itself as a northern Paris hub for digital entrepreneurship
Since opening, Station Numixs has aimed to help digital entrepreneurs emerge around the Roissy area, near Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport. The goal is explicit: attract startups and new business creators beyond Paris’ ring road, in a zone where entrepreneurial potential remains largely underused, according to Les Echos Entrepreneurs.
The incubator hosts VR English, a company created in September 2022 and headquartered inside Station Numixs. The company—led by Céline Provost as liquidator—illustrates both the site’s capacity to house young firms and the risks that can confront startups based in these areas.
A program designed for sharply different audiences
The 2026 edition leaned into personalization. Instead of a single agenda, the event offered multiple thematic pathways: a “CEO” track for leaders looking to structure growth, a “Creator” track for early-stage founders, and an AI thread running through all sessions.
Electronic invoicing—an obligation being rolled out progressively to all French companies—also featured prominently in workshops. It was a sign the event wasn’t limited to tech startups, but also targeted very small businesses and local tradespeople who need to update their tools.
Organizers have not yet publicly announced the next edition of the annual event.
