Matthieu Sainton

Partner

What motivates me in each assignment is to work with committed, expert players to devise new ways of organizing and practicing their profession, so that everyone can make the most of their skills. I'm driven by listening, teamwork and bringing my vision and experience to bear at just the right moment.

Areas of intervention

Sectors

Insurance - Social protection
Health
Retirement
Public Sector
Innovation approaches

Consulting expertise

Innovation approaches
Reorganization and change management
Public policy evaluation
Market research and strategic projects

Additional mandates

Member of COMEX
Member of the Eurogroup Foundation Board
Member of the Board of Directors, Alliance du Mécénat de Compétences
Member of the CRAPS Steering Committee

Training and Certifications

CRAPS training (2025)
CentraleSupélec Exceed Transition Program (2022)
Lean Six Sigma Certification CentraleSupélec Exceed (2015)
DESS in Management of Cultural Institutions Paris Dauphine PSL (2006)
MSG Management Control Paris Dauphine PSL (2005)

Expert for

Cercle Lab
CRAPS
Institut Montaigne Ageing Population Working Group
Nextcontinent - France Practice Healthcare representative
Lecturer in the Business Transformation Master's program for 6 years, Université Paris Dauphine PSL* (reorganization and change management courses)

In a nutshell

+ 12 years of consulting expertise
+ 19 years of supporting stakeholders in healthcare, social protection, insurance, the public sector, and culture
Multi-sectoral interventions: insurers, ministries, regional health agencies (ARS), social protection providers, hospitals, and health industry stakeholders
Partner in the firm since 2019

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.

Insurance & Social Protection, Health

Dérembourser sans se tromper de cible

Face à un déficit de l’Assurance maladie qui pourrait atteindre 41 milliards d’euros d’ici 2030, la question du déremboursement des soins revient au cœur du débat public.

Insurance & Social Protection, Health

Financing old age without sacrificing youth: the impossible budgetary equation?

Nearly one out of every two euros in public spending would benefit those over 65, stated François Villeroy de Galhau (Governor of the Bank of France) on January 10th. While the figures may need to be nuanced, the trend raises questions, but the signal is clear: the intergenerational balance of our social model is being questioned. We currently observe a significant gap in spending: a person over 65 benefits from an average of €42,207 in public spending, while a person aged 25 to 49 receives €15,026. Can we continue to finance population aging in this manner without weakening, on the one hand, the balance between generations and, on the other hand, competitiveness and