Definition:
A consultant is someone with both good studies and organization skills, team-work behavior and manageurial basis, able to work on very various subjects, with the goal to improve his client business.


My offer:
Television/Broadcast Industry: assist your company in organizing & leading the launch of new products.

China/Asia Markets: help your company find a business strategy in China, partners in China, or settle in China. I am also opened to other Asian countries businesses (Japan, Korea, South-East Asia). Sectors inludes medias & entertainment industry, sports equipment/supplies, cloths, weapons, and anything related.

Information Technology: help your company to improve its IT system, particularly any eBusiness process and technology aspects.

If you're interested, feel free to contact me by email.

My work:
Television/Broadcast Industry: 2.5 years in the biggest Pay-TV group in France as project manager for TVoDSL, DTT & HDTV.

Information Technology: 6 years experience in Accenture (American company, biggest IT Consulting cabinet in the World, 75,000 employees). The content of the different projects achieved for this consulting firm are confidential and cannot be displayed on the internet. Nevertheless, they can be evocated in a 1-to-1 discussion with interested people. The client list is available in my resume.

China/Asia Markets: 1 year of living in Beijing, following the EU-China Junior Managers Training Programme (Chinese tuition, business seminars, companies visits, internship)
- Negotiation in English/Chinese of 2 contracts for videos, 1 contract for a big event and 1 agent contract with Chinese entities in the 6 first months of settlement in Beijing.
- Worked with the International Wushu Culture Development company, shareholded by the China Wushu Association.
- Identification of several sports supplies & wushu weapons companies for international trading.

Medias & Communication: 4 years experience in Européenne de Magazines (French company, editor of many publications including Karate-Bushido magazine, editor of books, producer of instructional videos, organizer of events including the Paris-Bercy Martial Arts Festival and K-1 World Grand Prix Paris, producer of a TV show)
- Production assistant pour the K-1 World Grand Prix 2003 Paris.
- Proposal, negociation & organization of the coming of the Korean Tigers (Taekwondo team from Seoul, Korea) for a demonstration at the 15th Paris-Bercy Martial Arts Festival.
- Proposal, negociation & organization of the coming of the Beijing Wushu Team (Top-class Wushu Champions from Beijing, China) for the 18th Paris-Bercy Martial Arts Festival.
- Regular advices for the magazine Karate-Bushido.
- Follow-ups of articles & books (see manager section) with graphists & international freelance writers coordination.

Also 6 months experience as a consultant for the French National Karate Federation in the Creative Forms comittee, in charge of organization/regulations of a national competition ("French Cup").

Importance of masterizing practical tools for a better efficiency

Computer science
Masterizing computers as a tool (understanding of the operating system, habit of shortcuts, masterizing Microsoft Office software, masterizing emailling & websearching, knowledge of the various common file formats including texts, pictures, video, etc.) is a mean to deeply improve speed, organization and overall efficiency. Computer science is not only a tool to create documents but also, with internet, a powerful search tool and promotion medium.

Languages
Knowing 3 languages, for instance in my case French (120 millions French-speaking people on Earth), English (450 millions), and Chinese (900 millions), enable communication with 1,500 millions people, without counting the ones who are able to speak one of these languages as a "second language"... the majority of European can speak either English or French, and in Asia I frequently communicated with Japanese and Korean using Chinese. Moreover, language is the vector of the culture of a country, it is the best mean to understand different morals & customs and to adapt to the local market.

Methods
Projects efficiency often depends on methods. To apply a method means to know a path to get your goal, but also to have the flexibility to change this path if intermediary results show that new more efficient paths can be taken. Method has to be applied to every activity involved in a project, for instance "Pay attention to details", "Criticize both content & presentation", "To organize & structure", etc. Moreover, every exercise like budget, marketing plan, communication plan, rules, etc. has its own methods. For instance, we can evocate Bottom-up & Top-down approaches to estimate a budget.