Helping companies and teams transition reduce their carbon footprint.Facilitator on the following workshops:- Imagine our low carbon lives- Biodiversity collage- Climate collage- Numeric collage- Mobility collage- 2tons- New narratives collageTrained on LifeCycle Analysis.

Time for the Planet is a nonprofit company that creates and finances companies fighting against climate change at a global scale.Learn more about Team for the Planet: https://youtu.be/zYGB8HxfMUI

Sonar is the leading developer solution for Clean Code delivery helping developers and companies build responsible, secure, high-quality code quickly and systematically. The scale-up raised $412M at a $4.7 billion valuation in April 2022.In 2020, I joined a marketing team with a dozen individuals to lead the marketing effort for the SaaS product, SonarCloud, working hand in hand with the Product Manager. Until then, nothing had been done on the marketing side for SonarCloud.Here are a few highlights of my 3.5 years at Sonar:- Defined and executed the overall Go-to-Market strategy for the SaaS product- Defined and executed the content strategy (blogs, web pages, videos, social media posts)- Creation of many tools and templates to support our GTMs and launchs- Orchestrated various product launches with different teams and partners- Actively contributed to our digital marketing strategy (SEO, landings, etc)- Collaborated with the Product Manager in defining and maintaining the product roadmap- Lead the work for the selection of the new company headless CMS- Resulted in +250% growth in ARR

Beautiful Morning was more than a travel, it has been a life-changing experience, providing us with the best end we could have hoped to our adventure in North America. It took us one year to build our tiny house on wheels with our own hands (www.instagram.com/beautifulmorning.life). Then, we traveled accross the USA and Canada for 18 months. We gathered so many memories of landscapes, cities, peoples, cultures.Highlights:- Crafted a 10-ton, 240 square-feet tiny house on wheels/skoolie - Learned woodworking, soldering, painting, electrical & solar, plumering, propane systems, etc- Drived 32,000 miles accross Canada and USA, crossed 30+ states- Visited 50+ national parks, and state parksProfesional activities during our travel:- Developed and hosted WordPress websites- Participated in the creation of several products (web apps, smart luggage, campers)- Lead social media and digital marketing strategies for small ventures

Dust in the Wind was a small venture, in Marin County, for the tourists roadtrippers in the west USA, visiting the national parks starting from San Francisco. The project was born between 3 friends, on a storage property, while we were all converting school buses into tiny house on wheels.Highlights:- Creation of a brand identity and marketing strategy that resonated with roadtrip and nature lovers- Designed and crafted second-hand Chevrolet Suburban campers with inside bed and kitchen, and rooftop tent that could sleep a famlily of 5- Fleet of 3 campers- Generated $50k+ in revenueAs fun and profitable the project was, we decided to shut off the company after an accident in a Californian state park that raised questions about liability.

Ikto was a social bucket-list in the form of a mobile app, creating communities of people with the same dreams or aspirations, inviting them to share stories, experiences and inspirations.Mid-2014, I launched the company with a partner CTO who's a former colleague based in Paris. On my side, I carried the vision for the startup and the product from San Francisco.Here are a few highlights of my 2.5 years as a CEO of Ikto:- Owned the vision for the company, the product and marketing strategy- Lead market-research, business plan, and financial strategy- Operated all product management tasks (roadmap, user stories, UX/UI design)- Operated all marketing actions (events, Social Media strategy, SEO, ASO)- Resulted in 20,000+ users acquired and generated 3,000+ communitiesDue to various difficulties (technical, human, and financial) which altered our capacity to generate traction and raise funds, I made the decision to close the business at the end of 2016.

Netapsys was an engineering company working for clients in various sectors (50M € turnover, 500+ employees). My journey in the company was quite challenging as I joined a small 3-person startup (Ideo Mobilis, part of Ideo Corp) first, as a business developer, which was acquired by Netapsys after 18 months. Netapsys was acquired by SodiFrance right before I left.Here are a few highlights of my 2.5 years at Ideo Mobils, and later Netapsys:- Bootstrapped and packaged our commercial offer and marketing materials- Crafted the UX/UI design for 50+ apps- Promoted after 1 year of business development to become the BU manager- Managed local and offshore development teams, 8 developers recruited- Acquired 30+ new clients in various sectors- Closed a 1.5M € project to a major real estate corporation

Smile (www.smile.fr) is the first open source engineering company in Europe. Smile helps its client implement open source solutions like CMS, ECM, E-commerce, Business Intelligence, Infrastructure, Mobile Apps solutions. I was hired to lead the business development of the freshly born Infrastructure Business Unit.Here are a few highights of my 3 years at Smile:- Bootstrapped and packaged our commercial offer and marketing materials- Supported others Business Units as a presale engineer for all infrastructure needs- Lead the negociation for a major support contract with an Integrated Device Manufacturer on an Open Source Continuous Integration solution- Initiated and managed partnerships with open source editors (Red Hat, Zimbra, Bacula Systems)- Generated 5M € in revenue, acquired 50+ clients (Orange Labs, Rexel, Carrefour, etc)

WeAccess is an alternative Internet Service Provider that connects people in the regions where the major ISPs won't provide high speed Internet.I joined a team of half a dozen people in 2005, as an apprentice, doing a work-study track program at my engineering school.Here are a few highlights of my 3 years at WeAccess Group:- Development of the major tools of our web galaxy (incl. CRM, extranet) with CakePHP and jQuery- Creation of a hotspot solution and development of a connection portal with a multi-feed homepage- Network maintenance and support calls