Artificial Intelligence, China, the USA and your place in tomorrow's society.

Denis Jacquet

HEC, Master of Business Law. Former tax lawyer at Baker & Mac Kenzie, headed by Christine Lagarde. Successfully founded his first company, H2I, in 1993.
In 1997, he restructured the number 1 in distance learning, then surfed the e-Learning wave with Edufactory, developed in 8 countries, which anchored in him the Edufactory international credo and added EdTek to his panoply in 2019.
In 2010, he founded Parrainer la Croissance, an association network dedicated to SME growth. Over 6,000 entrepreneurs. The Club is now merged into the Day One Movement Clubs, open in Brazil, USA, France and Côte d'Ivoire.
It contributed to the pigeon movement in 2013, then became international leader of the Assises de&n
l'Entrepreneuriat launched by the French government and Fleur Pellerin. Since then, he has been consulted during presidential campaigns to propose measures on entrepreneurship and digital, at the crossroads of social issues.
Together with Parrainer la Croissance, he launched the Accélérateur de Croissance, an incubator that encourages the migration of seniors from major groups to start-ups and SMEs. In 2015, he launched the first conference on intergenerational issues at Microsoft.

To demonstrate the colossal impact of uberization, he set up the Observatoire de l'Ubérisation (2016). The aim is to prepare France for digital, by enabling "uperizers and uberized" to define their competitive framework, to put forward a vision of society in the face of the challenges and upheavals, and to make proposals aimed at a political class that doesn't understand the issues. http://www.uberisation.org/

He is founder of the Day One Movement (2018), which is becoming one of the world's most important instruments for the vision that should guide technologies for positive impact. 10 Working Groups bringing together 60 global companies and 4 events around the world (USA, Africa, Latin America and Europe). And a Foundation, focused on transforming jobs.

Founder of Top Cream, which aims to become the Netflix of the world's best conferences. A B2B service designed to give managers and decision-makers the keys to the world, through an aggregation of presentations by the world's best speakers. www.topcream.global

Denis Jacquet, is a director of G'EMPLOI, the 1st employers' group in Paris, for time-sharing jobs for SMEs and employees, chairman USA of SOS SAHEL, the largest NGO dedicated to Sahelian Africa (economic development for the retreat of the desert, investor in a dozen start-ups, including Iktos (biotech), Mobee , Oscaro, EduFactory (Edtech), Julie Myrtille (USA, patisserie), Arise ...

Press :

Regularly published in Harvard Business Review, Atlantico, Europe1, I-Télé.

Guest on LCI, Public Sénat, BFM business. Contributor to Forbes and Le Parisien, Figaro Vox.

Columnist for Nice and Var Matin. Host since Oct. 2020 for Sud Radio

He worked on the first steps of setting up VIVATECH 2016, with Les Echos.

Books/Publications :

"Début de la Peur, fin d'une démocratie" (2021), Eyrolles.

"Why your boss will be Chinese" (2018). Eyrolles. Published worldwide in Chinese since July 2021.

"Ubérisation: Un ennemi qui vous veut du bien?" (Dunod). Prix Turgot 2017 awarded by Jean Tirole, Nobel Prize in Economics. FIC prize unanimously awarded by the Jury. ANDRH Prize.

Co-editor of Vincent Lorphelin's Book on Innovation,

Editorial board of Planète Idée, an economic and geopolitical think tank with a particular focus on Africa.

Christophe Dubois-Damien

Introduction and moderation. Career: PriceWaterhouseCoopers external auditor, internal audit management, financial management in industrial and then financial environments (Thomson Group then Altus Finance), headhunter (Euroconsulting), consulting firm manager, Ceo of SAS 01 Innovation specializing in corporate digital transformation, data driving and cloud migration. Graduate of Sciences Po Paris in economics and finance, doctorate in law.

Founder and moderator of the "Entretiens économiques d'IESF" (IESF Economic Talks), whose aim is to help people understand the opportunities and threats posed by the new economic paradigm born of the^3rd industrial revolution of 1980, whose input is data. One of France's pioneers in economic intelligence, he created and led one of the first circles on the subject at the MEDEF in 1998, and is an emeritus member of the Académie de l'intelligence économique.

Lectures, teaching, writing, associative involvement.