Clarity
Decisions are written down. Ownership is explicit. Status is honest. Ambiguity is named, not papered over.
About
I work across enterprise infrastructure, operational transformation, AI systems, and strategic delivery environments where execution quality, operational resilience, and structured leadership matter.
My experience spans international operations, enterprise modernization initiatives, venue technology delivery for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, and AI-assisted transformation programs across banking, healthcare, consulting, and pharmaceutical environments in France, Ireland, and the United States.
Field-tested
Field-tested as Venue IT Manager during the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games — five venues, ten thousand concurrent users, and zero critical service disruption across the live event window.
Leadership & delivery philosophy
The operating answers below shape how programs are scoped, how teams are run, and how delivery is governed across every engagement.
How problems are approached
Enterprise problems rarely arrive cleanly defined. The first job is to translate ambiguity into a structured, executable picture: stakeholders, constraints, dependencies, success criteria, and the operational risk surface. Decisions only become defensible once the problem is honest.
How teams are coordinated
Cross-functional teams perform when they know what owns them, what they own, and what they will be measured on. I lead with explicit ownership, predictable communication rhythms across architecture, infrastructure, security, and applications, and a working environment where vendors and internal teams can disagree productively.
How operations are stabilized
You cannot transform a system that is not stable. ITIL service management, structured incident and change discipline, observable telemetry, and disciplined post-incident learning come first. Once the system is reliable, modernization moves at speed without breaking what already works.
How transformation initiatives are delivered
Transformation programs succeed when they are sequenced into measurable outcomes — not announced as a slogan and abandoned six months in. I run them as governed program portfolios with budget control, vendor alignment, and visible decision logs at executive cadence.
Infrastructure & operations
Fourteen years of building, stabilizing, and modernizing enterprise infrastructure — from branch-level banking systems and regulated pharmaceutical operations to Olympic-scale live event delivery.
Azure, Microsoft 365, identity, and hybrid integration aligned to enterprise security baselines.
Service-management discipline anchored in ITIL practice — incident, problem, change, and CMDB.
Cisco-anchored networking, access control, and live-event infrastructure under mission-critical pressure.
Cross-vendor delivery floors with Cisco, Intel, Samsung, Atos, and enterprise integration partners.
Splunk-anchored visibility connecting service-management data to operational decision-making.
ISO 27001 ISMS implementation experience and Governance, Risk, and Compliance integration.
Field-tested in
International experience
Multilingual delivery across France, Ireland, and the United States — banking, pharma, consulting, public-sector events, and now U.S. enterprise AI infrastructure. Tertiary education completed in three countries before any of the programs began.
Geographies of delivery
France
2010 — 2025
Fifteen years of delivery across French banking, pharmaceutical, consulting, and Olympic environments — from Crédit Agricole branches to Atos at Paris 2024.
Ireland
2022 — 2024
Senior IT program leadership at SCCUL Enterprises CLG — financial-services CRM and digital transformation across regulated operations.
United States
2025 — Present
Program Manager — AI Strategy and Infrastructure at CAASiTech Group, leading enterprise infrastructure, cloud, and AI programs from Houston, Texas.
Education
MSc — Management Information Systems
National University of Ireland
Galway, Ireland
DUT — Information Systems
Université Paris-Est Créteil (UPEC)
Paris, France
BBA — International Business and Marketing
Fontys / Eindhoven Business School
Eindhoven, Netherlands
Working languages
Active multilingual delivery across French banking and Olympic operations, English-language consulting, and cross-cultural stakeholder coordination.
AI & modernization
Generative AI sits inside the program, not next to it. It is used where it improves decision quality, speed of structured output, and operational signal — backlog prioritization, executive reporting, vendor coordination, documentation, and structured prompt-driven analysis.
Workflow tooling instrumented with model-assisted reasoning where the cost of slow decisions is high.
Service desk, CRM, ITSM, and integration layers automated where the gain is measurable, not aesthetic.
Reporting, backlog, and decision support modernized using GenAI patterns proven in live program delivery.
Microsoft Copilot Studio and Azure-anchored agent design integrated into existing enterprise stacks.
AI used to scale judgment, not replace it — auditable, governed, and embedded in PMO discipline.
Applied AI initiatives and operational research — governed for enterprise delivery, not product marketing.
PMO & enterprise systems
PMO leadership is execution discipline: budget control, risk management, vendor governance, and visible decision cadence. Enterprise systems are the surface where that discipline becomes operationally real.
What that looks like in practice
Applied at
PMO and enterprise-systems leadership applied across the organizations below — from Olympic delivery floors to U.S. AI infrastructure programs.
Certifications & continuous learning
Certifications are operational instruments, not wall decorations. They shape how programs are governed, how services are managed, and how AI is integrated. Each one below has been used in real engagements.
Program & service management
Cloud & infrastructure
AI & automation
Governance
Verifiable credentials with issuing bodies and codes — full certification register.
Strategic working style
Programs that matter run on three things: clarity, cadence, and judgment under pressure. My working style is built around them.
Decisions are written down. Ownership is explicit. Status is honest. Ambiguity is named, not papered over.
Programs operate on predictable rhythms — daily operational signal, weekly delivery cadence, monthly executive review — not on heroic improvisation.
Mission-critical environments — Olympic venues, regulated banking, pharmaceutical production — taught the muscle for measured, structured response when the stakes are high.
Engineers, vendors, executives, and end users all live in the same system. Good leadership respects each of those vantage points without conflating them.
“If you are leading an enterprise program where execution quality matters more than narrative, this is the operating profile to engage.”
Engage
Professional inquiries, consulting discussions, and collaboration requests are welcome — across infrastructure cutovers, ERP/CRM integrations, AI rollouts, post-incident stabilization, and live operations leadership.