After achieving my Engineering Degree, I worked for IBM France and Compaq France until 1993. At that stage, I decided to widen my horizons and to open new opportunities by earning an MBA. My preferred option was applying to Insead, one of the best MBAs in the world. However, I knew I had to overcome the handicap of being French, an Engineer and 4 years older than Insead's ideal profile. In order to achieve my goal, I worked 24/7 for 3 months to build the best possible application. As a result, I achieved a GMAT score of 760 (Top 1%) and I was admitted in July 1993 with the extra benefit of a government sponsorship.
Considered as one of the best MBA programs in the world, Insead delivered on every aspect and was a unique experience of learning and working hard within international teams from all horizons.
A state Graduate School of Engineering offering a 5-year program focused on "training engineers who will be able to adapt to new technologies".
In an increasingly fast-paced world, I have a passion for learning new things everyday, from new business models to new technologies, media and market trends.