As an associate professor at Sorbonne University, I teach responsible entrepreneurship, intrapreneurship and innovation project management to master’s and PhD students at Celsa and Sorbonne University in Paris and Abu Dhabi.Since 2017, I’ve been also guiding entrepreneurs and leaders in their pursuit of sustainable growth.For me, sustainable growth is only possible if it is shared. The growth of a company cannot be summed up in simple guerrilla marketing tactics and measured solely in terms of increased financial performance. Growth must also mean ethical development: respectful of oneself, one's teams and one's ecosystem. In short, human, and shared growth.Committed to the role of corporate citizenship, I encourage my clients to think eco-systemic. I help them set up a tailor-made framework that aligns the three key elements of sustainable growth: people, strategy, and organization. This is the only way to ensure the sustainability of a growth project over the medium term, supported by the commitment of all stakeholders.My 27 years in marketing and communications within international industrial groups have equipped me with robust expertise in managing cross-disciplinary and multicultural teams, as well as overseeing projects in innovation and international marketing strategies.I am also involved in various nonprofit projects with the Bangladeshi NGO Friendship, as well as initiatives related to forest preservation through the associations Reforesaction inn France and Privatbesch in Luxembourg. With a passion for European literature, 20th-century painting, and classical music, I share my time between Montpellier and Paris.