Laurent Trichet

I am often amazed with the beauty of some regions of our world and the general beauty of the nature, and I love to share this feeling with my wife, and with people I know.

Mountaineering and hiking are my favorite activities offering this impression. You can touch and feel the ground and measure how you are connected to the world and the others. One advantage of the hills and mountains is to offer different and new points of view at any time. This is important for your sense of acceptance, discovery and ability to understand other's points of view.

This is certainly why I always kept a professional activity connected to the design and development of end users solutions. With a scientist and IT background, I practice it in the digital world; with other skills it could have been in teaching, caring, coaching, wherever it is important to try to understand one another.

My current job is to lead a small agency delivering digital solutions (mobile, web) to the healthcare world. Within this structure we try to design smart applications that can help anyone improve his or her quality of life. I am also very proud that we give some time and free work to a patient support group in our city that helps children and teenagers manage obesity and diabetes; a good reason to remain humble and understand others' views.

Out of work, I like cooking for friends, and I like cooking with the cats (2) complaining for their own piece of food and climbing my pants.

I also like drinking wines with friends. With the most sporty of them I like hiking, with all of them I like visiting art exhibitions, watching movies and resting listing music.

My favorite musical trends: the first half of 20th century in classical music and jazz fusion (relics of my previous love for progressiv rock). Sample: Concerto en Sol, Ravel; We want Miles (amazing Miles vitality thanks to the genius Marcus Miller).