“Thanks to our scientific and technological genius, we have made this world a neighborhood. And now, by our moral and ethical commitment, we must make it a fraternity. We must all learn to live together as brothers, otherwise we will perish together as idiots.”
Martin LUTHER KING
Summary:
After more than ten years of Handball and paragliding in competition, I was able to acquire a good sense of team spirit, a foolproof determination, and the resilience necessary to chain defeats and victories.
I am also passionate about the arts in all their forms and science.
Less athletic nowadays, I am actively involved in associations working for the public good.
Since 2014, I have been involved in the ESSEC Alumni network and in particular its Health Clubs where I sit on the organizing and regional committee. I organized a conference where the management of the Ministerial Delegation for Digital Health and the direction of the Digital Health service of the WHO intervened.
In 2018, I joined the LESSIS commission, which became Syntec and then NUMEUM. I work in WGs related to Ethics, communication and foresight.
In 2022, I was appointed by Professor Karim TAZAROURTE, President of the SFMU.
I joined the FEDEPSAD infusion commission in 2022 as part of my role at Médicalia. I collaborated on a study about antibiotic therapy and proposed a communication action through a partnership with the Doc FX YouTube channel.
Citizen rescuer and sponsor of the association SauvLife founded by Dr. Lionel LAMHAUT. This association has developed an application that allows each citizen to be contacted by the emergency services to practice life-saving techniques while waiting for the crews. It takes an average of 14 minutes for the emergency services to arrive and each minute that passes, 10% of the chance of survival is lost without massage.
Giving blood is about saving lives.
As a regular donor for the past 20 years, this is a cause that is close to my heart, especially when reserves are chronically at alarming levels.
AGIR is an association under the law of 1901 which helps the homeless and people in very precarious situations. As a volunteer, I made my vehicle available, I participated in logistical operations, in the organization of events such as garage sales intended to collect funds, in the preparation and distribution of meals on Thursdays in fixed place and in maraude. I also coached the beneficiaries in their job search.
Member of the Swiss Association of Friends of the Grandes Ecoles (Swiss network of inter-school alumni)
