Paris, Île-de-France, France
COO at SurgeCare, a medtech developing immune-intelligence diagnostics that transform surgical risk prediction and elevate perioperative care. I joined Surge in 2025 to help scale the company from scientific breakthrough to commercial deployment. My role spans go-to-market strategy (US & EU), operations, organizational design, and overall readiness as we enter a phase of accelerated growth. Before Surge, I built and led the Transformation Office at Institut Pasteur, driving institution-wide programs across data, operations, HR, and strategic project delivery. Earlier, I served as COO of Linkfluence (acquired by Meltwater) and General Manager of Yogosha, a cybersecurity company. I bring a dual background in deep-tech and organizational leadership, supported by a PhD in Sociology. My work focuses on scaling teams, structuring complexity, and turning scientific innovation into executable strategy. I also serve as President of Focus 2030, an NGO advancing UN SDG commitments. What drives me: building high-performing teams, designing scalable systems, and enabling breakthrough technologies to reach real-world adoption.
The immune system holds a vast amount of information that remains largely unexploited. Forged at Stanford University, our team draws on ten years of interdisciplinary research and a model trained on more than a billion cells to build products that map each patient's immune profile to an unprecedented degree of precision. Our goal is to turn these immune signatures into objective data that supports physicians in their clinical decisions and gives patients access to personalized care pathways. PreCyte is Surge's first product. This predictive blood test identifies patients at risk of postoperative infection within 24 hours of surgery, three days earlier than existing solutions. It runs on the cytometry instruments hospital labs already operate, with no new infrastructure required.
Chief of Transformation and Strategic Projects at Institut Pasteur, reporting to General Manager Yasmine Belkaid Founded the Transformation Office from the ground up, building a team from existing internal talents Leading a strategic shift to: - Support science more effectively - Strengthen the institutional strategic plan - Provide the tools and culture to achieve our ambitions Serving over 3,000 researchers and support staff, with a focus on: - Breaking silos - Promoting collaboration, efficiency, and transparency - Fostering a strong data culture Key achievements: - Designed and launched a transformation roadmap - Created a Project Office, embedding a strong business ownership culture to improve the efficiency, transparency, and collaborative governance of strategic projects - Established a network of transformation correspondents across the Institute - Bridging operational execution and strategic influence by delivering key initiatives while fostering alignment, insight, and engagement
2023/2024 : Recurring speaker in the Master 2 program in HR and Sustainable Governance, in the "HR and SDGs" course, as the leader of the case-study company, Yogosha. 2025 : Grand Oral jury member M2 HR and Sustainable Governance
Yogosha is a crowdsourced cybersecurity platform enabling a win-win collaboration with the most talented hackers to detect and fix vulnerabilities on any critical system. With Yogosha’s platform, you simply define your security challenges, your budget, your need (bug bounty program, crowdsourced pentest, services...) and within hours, receive highly detailed and validated reports about potential vulnerabilities and how to remediate. Yogosha is trusted by leading companies from retail, industry, software and government.
Axeleo is the leading Enterprise Technology acceleration platform in France backed by a partnership of over 50 entrepreneurs and executives, and French Tech Acceleration Fund. Both VC and accelerator, Axeleo offers an all-in-one support that cater to entrepreneurs, startups, corporates and investors to drive business, accelerate growth, and leverage startups success.