HigherEd is dead? Long live HigherEd!
This week, I was struck twice by the same theme. First, by the cover of L’Express predicting “la crise des diplômes qui vient.” Then, by Ne faites plus d’étude !…
This week, I was struck twice by the same theme. First, by the cover of L’Express predicting “la crise des diplômes qui vient.” Then, by Ne faites plus d’étude !…
This week, I would like to take a step back from my 15 years of experience dedicated to transforming organizations and operations — supporting or contributing to their structuring and/or…
It’s a pleasure to return to writing on this blog, and I hope to rebuild a regular writing habit. To begin again, I want to address a classic topic: education…
After a few months of stepping away from this blog, I’ve decided it’s time to return to writing. These months of absence have certainly not stopped the world from moving…
This week, my attention was drawn to the publication of the latest report by the French National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE), which revealed that the government’s public…
This week’s article extends the series of reflections partly stemming from my professional experience. During my years as a strategy consultant, occupying the role of Director of Strategy or Chief…
This week, my attention was drawn to the misadventures suffered by the fast-food chain Wendy’s in the United States. The CEO of the group, Kirk Tanner, indeed proposed the idea…
This week, I would like to focus on a recent development observed in the world of private equity, as reported by the Financial Times. Since my years at TowerBrook, I…
At the beginning of 2024, I take the liberty of sharing with you some more personal reflections, building on my professional experience. The first article a few weeks ago was…
This week, my attention was caught by a poster that you might have also seen if you live in French-speaking Switzerland. The poster praises the virtues of the European lottery…