Apollinaire A.

I define myself above all as an entrepreneur because that's what I've always done. I created my first company while studying computer science, and I had employees while I was an apprentice myself, which was rich in experiences.

Although my preferred field remains computer science (due to my studies, the fact that I was a freelance web developer for a few years, and that I run a digital company) and particularly everything concerning the development of tailor-made solutions (mainly web and mobile), I have always had many interests in other sectors.

I also had companies in commerce and did import/export (mastering all stages from sourcing to final customer delivery) with the USA and Asia for years. I had the opportunity to create companies abroad and have up to fifty employees.

I now find that my main added value is in consulting. This can be at the level of pure business development or for a specific digital project. For example, understanding the client's needs, advising them/being a proposer, and translating this into a more technical language to find collaborators to build an adapted and efficient solution is a task entirely within my capabilities.

These multiple hats acquired through experience allow me to play transversal roles and to understand (at least I hope) the ins and outs of any project quite quickly.

I am convinced that a good idea can have a much greater impact on a business than long days with your nose to the grindstone.

The world of entrepreneurs fascinates me, and if I can contribute to your company, it would be with great pleasure.