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Management Committee

Guy-Hubert BOURGEOIS

Chairman & CEO

Guy-Hubert Bourgeois is a natural-born entrepreneur. In 1995, he founded the IT consulting company Devoteam. The company was listed on the stock exchange in October 1999, when Guy-Hubert Bourgeois was awarded the Young Information Technology and Telecoms Executive Prize for his management skills. In September 2000, he continued his entrepreneurial adventure by founding HeadMind Partners, an independent management consulting firm which he has been operating ever since, growing at an average rate of 10% per year.

François DESTANQUE

Director General

Co-founder of HeadMind Partners, François Destanque is the company’s Director General. More specifically, François leads Operations, Business Development and IT. This manager has considerable experience, including with IBM, Oracle and later Dataverse. His areas of expertise include business development and sales to large companies.

Emmanuel COURTOIS
Group Financial Managing Director

Maxime DE JABRUN
Global Vice President Cyber Risk & Security and AI & Blockchain

Marie HAIE
Group Secretary General

Benoit TOP
Managing Director Digital

Edouard CHON
Managing Director Belgium

Board of Directors

Guy-Hubert BOURGEOIS

PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD

Louis BAZIRE

HEC, Louis Bazire joined the BNP Paribas Group in 1977 and has served both at headquarters and in the international network in Mexico, Spain and as CEO of Belgium and Switzerland. In particular, he was responsible for the integration of Investment Banking Systems when BNP and Paribas merged. In 2007, he took over the head of Brazil and Latin America market until 2015. Based in Sao Paulo, he was twice President of the France-Brazil Chamber of Commerce.

Charles BEIGBEDER

Centrale Paris, Charles Beigbeder is President and Founder of the industrial and financial holding company Gravitation SAS, which invests in green growth, SME financing and the Internet. Charles Beigbeder is a renowned entrepreneur, founder of Self Trade in 1997 and Poweo in 2002. He was also a member of the Executive Council and Chairman of the MEDEF Entrepreneurship Commission, Vice-Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Foundation for Innovation Politics, and National Secretary of the UMP pedagogy of the reform.

Olivier DOUSSET

Olivier founded the Dôme business bank in 1999 (successively Dôme Close Brothers, then Close Brothers and finally DC Advisory). He was the director for almost 20 years before selling it. Since 2010, Olivier has been CEO of Compagnie d’Anjou, an investment company. Olivier Dousset is a graduated from the Institut d’Etudes Politiques in Paris and a former student of ENA.

Thierry DRILHON

Graduated from EAD Paris and Stanford, Thierry Drilhon joined Cisco in 2000, where he has been top executive for 12 years: CEO France, Vice-President Europe and then VP Corp. at the global level in charge of partnerships and alliances. Thierry Drilhon is one of the co-founders of the “States of France”. Former executive at Microsoft, he is also a member of the Supervisory Board of Tiaré Group.

Francesca GAMBONI

Francesca Gamboni, a British-Italian national, graduated from the Polytechnic University of Milan. Francesca has been Senior Vice President Supply Chain for the Stellantis Group (PSA and Fiat Chrysler) since 2016. She oversees the transformation of order management, procurement and distribution processes for the entire Group. Francesca has over 25 years of experience in this field. She previously held management positions at Alcan, Renault-Nissan and L’Oreal

Arnaud DE SENILHES

Arnaud de Senilhes led Price Waterhouse Coopers’ TMT practice for the EMEA for 10 years. Today at the head of his own firm, he practices in the media sector, notably the cinema where he has just made the largest global financing deal for a listed French company in the field ($ 600 million) and the largest single funding ever for a single picture (€ 208 million) in the world.

François DESTANQUE

Emmanuel COURTOIS

Marie HAIE

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