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Vincent Huguet
Co-CEO & Cofounder at MALT - Choice, the new work order
Vincent Huguet is a seasoned entrepreneur and business leader, best known as the CEO & Co-founder of Malt, a thriving community of freelance consultants operating in France, Spain, and Germany.
With a strong educational background, Vincent studied Marketing at the prestigious EDHEC Business School and also attended Classe Prepa HEC, laying a solid foundation for his career in business.
Vincent has held key roles in various organizations, having previously served as Co-CEO & Co-founder at Malt, Investor & Co-founder at Pollen, and Board Member at France Digitale.
His entrepreneurial journey includes establishing and leading companies like Groupe Aventers, where he served as Co-founder and COO overseeing subsidiaries like ooprint, dromadaire, and kisseo, and founding Algoespecial.
Prior to his entrepreneurial ventures, Vincent gained valuable experience as the Corporate Development Manager at Telmex and as a Consultant for Orange while working with France Telecom (CSNE).
Highlights
J'ai été ravi d'accueillir chez Malt aujourd'hui Olivier Dussopt, Ministre du Travail, du Plein-emploi et de l’Insertion, avec Alexandre Fretti et Ariel Weil, Maire de Paris centre.
Après une visite de notre siège parisien, nous avons échangé avec Maya Noël et un groupe de startups membres de France Digitale autour des thématiques du développement du travail indépendant, de la formation, de l'attraction et rétention des talents, ainsi que du rapport "L'emploi dans les startups en France en 2023".
We were delighted to welcome Olivier Dussopt, Minister of Labor, to Malt today, along with Alexandre Fretti and Ariel Weil, Mayor of central Paris.
After a tour of our Paris headquarters, we met with Maya Noël and a group of startup members of France Digitale to discuss the rise of independent work, training, and attracting and retaining talents.
With Marianne Tordeux Bitker Yann Boulay Isabelle Rabier Julia Néel Biz Loïc Michel Adrien Ledoux Virginie Vinson, Louis-Simon Boileau, Ph.D, Barbara Bonneau Xavier Molinie
"Just learn how to get stuff done". Agree on that one with Barack! Probably the best career advice you can give.
Doers are what organizations need, whatever the size of it. And I consider a huge part of the CEO role to detect these young doers, sometimes apparently hidden at the bottom of a company, but that are the transformative ones, and the future great leaders of tomorrow.
