After legal training, I was an in-house legal counsel in industry. By working on various cases with my colleagues, experts in export control, I gradually learned about the subject and finally considered a professional reorientation. Export control allows me to satisfy my curiosity and my passion for technology by working closely with the product. Indeed, export control requires a good understanding of the development and industrialisation of the product to determine its classification and then the applicable regime.

After several years in large aeronautics, space, and electronics groups, I chose to join a smaller company. This is how I acquired knowledge in different sectors of activity on a wide variety of products. I have also worked my way up the corporate ladder, from processing export licence applications to managing export control teams. I therefore have a cross-sectional view and practical experience of export control.

Fortified by ten years of experience and  expert in foreign regulations, particularly American ones, I have developed an operational and pragmatic working method by capitalising on the logic and reasoning methods specific to each sector of activity and to each company structure.

I also try to get involved in various professional think tanks. This allows me to update and continually put my practice into perspective in order to support teams in the best possible conditions.

Driven by the desire to modestly support French industry, my ambition is to put my experience to good use by accompanying mainly very small companies and start-ups in their development. The aim is to provide them with the same expertise as large groups so that they can progress serenely in this complex environment.