This article was originally published on Linkedin in June 2020. — Five months ago, I was in Davos for the 2020 World Economic Forum. As part of the French delegation, we were there to share our insight on the value of french technology in an ever-changing world. What I actually…

This article was originally published on Linkedin in April 2021. — The entrepreneurial journey is arduous. It’s a journey of passion, of growth and evolution. It’s a winding journey of wins and losses. And for that, it’s not a journey that’s designed to be taken alone. …

“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change.” — Charles Darwin The great acceleration has given us a precious opportunity to evaluate the way we do business and prioritize for a post-covid world…

I don’t need to reiterate that 2020 has been a strange year. We’ve all lived through it. But in the midst of this epic year, there was some good. People stood together in solidarity, technology raised to the challenge and filled the void when we were forced into lockdowns, and…

Digital transformation is no longer optional. — The digital revolution didn’t start six months ago. It may have been accelerated with Covid-19, but it started long before the global pandemic upended our society. But this latest set of lockdowns has been particularly difficult for businesses without a digital strategy. People are struggling. And in this situation, it…

Today, Mirakl is a “Unicorn”… With a $1.5B valuation, more than 300 employees and hundreds of customers all over the world, this latest title is a testament to the days, weeks, months and years of hard work that have gotten us to this point. It’s the commitment to our customers…

The fear of change can paralyze a person, a company and an entire society. It’s a natural occurrence — as humans, we are wary of what we do not know; we have trouble trusting what is foreign and new. As part of our survival instinct, we hold on to traditional…

As COVID-19 spread across our towns and cities; as we moved our workforce to remote work and rescheduled our meetings and conferences; we all wanted to know one thing: how could we actually help? How could we be useful in stopping the proliferation of this virus? …

As I sat on the train from Paris to Zurich, on the way to the World Economic Forum, I understood the reasons for attending. As part of the Next40 and a guest of Bruno Le Maire’s delegation, I was on my way to Davos to symbolize the success of French…