Nicolas Brien
Nicolas Brien was born in à Viroflay, France, in 1989. He is the current Chairman of the Management Board of EuraTechnologies[1], Europe's largest incubator with 150,000 m² - distributed between four different cities in the Hauts-de-France (North, France) department: Lille, Roubaix, Willems and Saint-Quentin.
He is also the President of the European Startup Network, the industry group representing startups in Brussels. Mr Brien sits on the Board of companies and foundations, such as Tilder or France Alzheimer. From 2016 to 2021, he led France Digitale, Europe’s largest Startup organization with 2,000+ startup members and 100+ VC. Prior to joining the digital ecosystem, he ran the Direction of Studies at Kantar-TNS Sofres (WPP) and was a senior advisor to Najat Vallaud-Belkacem (Spokeswoman of the French Government).
Education and interests
Nicolas Brien holds a master’s degree from Columbia University’ SIPA. He regularly contributes to the global conversation on tech policies through op-eds in global media (such as Sifted, Tech.eu, Les Echos,...) and keynote speeches at international Tech events (such as the FutureProof Summit, Startup Nation Summit, CEBIT, BlockForum Vilnius, ICT Spring[2] or the Young EuroMediterranean Leaders Summit).
References
- ↑ Ducuing, Olivier (2021-09-08). "Nicolas Brien, jeune patron très politique d'Euratechnologies". Les Echos Executives (in français). Retrieved 2021-09-22.
- ↑ "Reconciling Tech & Education: Re-live the first morning of ICT Spring's Digital Summit". itone.lu. Retrieved 2021-09-22.
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