Imagining the society of the future, today.

I create and run projects that aim at producing useful knowledge about the world we live in, and actionable ideas on how to improve it.

I am an enthusiastic French thinker and doer focused on tackling the strategic challenges societies face: power, governance, climate change, and technological disruptions.

My major works and projects

  • Gambit — government advisory

    Gambit is one of the leading French companies that provide advice and actionable solutions for governments worldwide in a wide array of complex situations. Visit Gambit website.

  • Government Tomorrow Forum

    GTF aims at becoming the world’s main center for government-related knowledge. It works with governments, companies, experts, universities, and students worldwide to build the governments of tomorrow. Visit GTF website.

  • Spykman Center

    I have helped my teacher from Sorbonne Manlio Graziano to create this international center of excellence in geopolitics that works with the most talented students in the world to produce excellent analysis. Visit Spykman Center website.

  • Neopolitics

    A book from a pre-COVID era exploring the revolution in political affairs brought by technology, and suggesting how it can be used for better political action. Buy the book on Amazon.

  • Meaning of Power

    An essay written during the first COVID lockdown on the importance of the ‘Why’ of getting to, and maintanining oneself, in political power. Buy the essay on Amazon.

  • Data in Politics for DataSeries

    An article written for DataSeries explaining how data is used in political marketing and exercice of political power. Read now.

GovTech Today: Navigating the Future of Governments

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The Government Tomorrow Forum Approach to Tackling Problems

GTF is my most important project today. It aims at becoming the world’s reference brand in government-related knowledge. In this short video I explain my approach to the matter.

« The speed with which our way of life is changing is unprecedented in human history. The only way to ensure we are moving towards a better, not worse, future, is to work hard to better understand the meaning of the many disruptions, and act upon this newly acquired knowledge. »

— From a conference, Paris, May 2023