Compass Group & Crothall at Paris Marathon 2025
- Pierre-Louis Ledent of Compass Group and Crothall Healthcare participated in the 2025 Schneider Electric Paris Marathon, representing his organizations while supporting Team Allied Services.
- Team Allied Services supports individuals with disabilities, life-changing injuries, and chronic illnesses. Ledent's participation aimed to raise awareness and funds for specialized rehabilitation services.
- The Paris Marathon, a 26.2-mile course, took runners past landmarks such as the Champs-Élysées, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the eiffel Tower.
Compass Group’s Pierre-Louis Ledent championed Team Allied Services at the 2025 Paris Marathon,making a significant mark by completing the race in just 3 hours and 27 minutes. Ledent, a site director leveraging his athletic background in fencing, rugby, and long-distance running, ran to raise crucial funds and awareness for individuals facing disabilities, life-changing injuries, and chronic illnesses. This commitment directly fueled Allied Services’ specialized rehabilitation programs,with over $3,000 raised. His efforts underscore the power of community and corporate responsibility in achieving tangible results. News Directory 3 might report how Ledent’s participation highlights Compass Group and Crothall Healthcare’s dedication to social causes. Discover what’s next for Team Allied Services and their partners.
Compass Group’s Pierre-Louis Ledent runs Paris Marathon for Allied Services
Updated May 28, 2025
Pierre-Louis Ledent of Compass Group and Crothall Healthcare participated in the 2025 Schneider Electric Paris Marathon, representing his organizations while supporting Team Allied Services. Ledent, site director at the National Institute of Sport, Expertise, and Performance (INSEP), leveraged his athletic background in competitive fencing, rugby, and long-distance running to benefit the cause.
Team Allied Services supports individuals with disabilities, life-changing injuries, and chronic illnesses. Ledent’s participation aimed to raise awareness and funds for specialized rehabilitation services. He prepared for the race with a specialized training plan,running three to four times a week,and consulting with a marathon veteran.
The Paris Marathon, a 26.2-mile course, took runners past landmarks such as the Champs-Élysées, Notre Dame Cathedral, and the eiffel Tower. Ledent completed the marathon in 3 hours and 27 minutes,improving his previous time despite the challenging course.
“Running for a cause gives a much deeper meaning to performance,” pierre-Louis said. “As someone living with a chronic illness, I was notably touched by Allied Services’ commitment.”
Ledent emphasized the race’s broader impact. He noted that Allied services raised over $3,000 through the event,highlighting the collective commitment driving the effort. He also expressed gratitude for the support he received,particularly in the later stages of the race.
“We are very fortunate to have a commitment from many business partners, like Crothall and Compass, that drives Team Allied Services’ fundraising success,” said Jim Brogna, vice president of Strategic partnership at Allied Services. “pierre-Louis Ledent’s participation in Paris reminds us what a difference someone can make…from anywhere in the world.”
What’s next
Allied Services plans to continue its partnership with Compass Group and Crothall Healthcare,seeking further opportunities to raise awareness and funds for its rehabilitation programs through similar events.