François Pouzeratte

Partner

I practice this profession of transformation consultant with passion, for over 30 years, with a particular taste for the creativity required in defining new sector strategies, especially for me in energy and industry on an international scale, in a world of increasingly rapid changes and disruptions.

Areas of intervention

Sectors

Energy & Utilities
Industry
Technologies

Consulting expertise

Management
Business Strategy & Transformation
Change Management
Performance
Energy transition

Additional mandates

President of the international Nextcontinent network
Member of the Board of Directors of Eurogroup Company

Expert for

The Institute by Eurogroup Company
Institut Montaigne
ESSEC Chair of Change

Training and Certifications

Master of Political Science and Communication, Sciences Po (1993)
MSG Economics, Paris Dauphine University PSL (1990)

In a nutshell

32+ years of consulting expertise
Partner in the firm since 2001
President of Nextcontinent since 2022
Cross-sectoral interventions: energy, industry, services, sustainable performance

Contributions and books by our expert

Our job is also to reflect, decipher and share. Here you'll find our analyses, our convictions and our short formats.

Energy & Utilities, Industries and Services

Decarbonization, industrial sovereignty and competitiveness: an impossible triptych?

Against a backdrop of climate emergency, geopolitical and commercial tensions, France and Europe must reconcile decarbonization, industrial sovereignty and competitiveness. How can this equation be resolved at a time when Europe is caught in a vice between the United States and China, two offensive blocs that are battling it out in a veritable clash of the titans?

Energy & Utilities, Industries and Services

How can we achieve carbon neutrality on a European scale?

| Faced with the urgency of climate change, the "Green Pact for Europe" aims to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. Today, however, this ambitious project is hampered by the successive uncertainties generated by years of pandemics, energy price inflation and the war in Ukraine. Yet the transition to a low-carbon economy also represents a formidable vector for innovation, energy security and green job creation.