Bio

Strategic Vision - Strong ability to execute Currently Group Chief Technology Officer of LVMH, the world leader in luxury. Driving Enterprise Architecture, Integration & API, Agile Tooling, Cloud & Infra, IT Ops, Network, Workplace & Collaboration, Identity & Access. Previously, Group CTO of AXA. Driving IT Strategy, Business & Tech Architecture for AXA, worldwide. Prior to this, I was Director of IS Strategy, Architecture & Transformation for AXA France, with additional responsibilities as CIO for Digital & Data. I worked with great teams to build the new -digital- IS, modernize core systems, bring new capabilities (eg Big Data), and re-shape Software Engineering culture around Agile, DEVOPS & innovation. Before, I worked for Société Générale, as Global Head of IT Strategy & IT Governance, and Secretary of the CIOs board. I drove several strategic initiatives, such as defining the Group IT strategy and rebuilding the global steering & governance of IT. I previously was CIO for CCI France, the group of French Chambers of Commerce & Industry, where I set up the central IT Department and IT governance, drove several optimization & convergence initiatives, defined the new Internet strategy and delivered key IT projects on Internet services. Previously, I worked for the Mail division of La Poste, as head of IT Systems for several departments (operations, marketing, finance, press distribution, tracked & traced products...). I oversaw building & transformation of strategic and critical B2C & B2B systems (from back-office to online services) supporting high value services across all local branches. Before, I had joined La Poste Mail Division as head of End User Services and IT Infrastructure Migration projects, also coordinating Internet & Intranet policies for IT. I began my career in Champagne-Ardenne Region, working both for French Ministry of Industry (as head of Industrial Development Division) and for Ministry of Homeland Security (as advisor to the Prefect of the Region) I graduated from « Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris » and from Telecom Paris Tech. PS: I still know how to code :)