Stéphane Delbecque

4 main activities: 1. Fractional and Interim CPO/VP Product. Transition Manager. - Manage existing teams. - Recruit exceptional talent and expand teams. - Define fundamentals (strategy, mission, vision, OKR) - Establish best practices (i.e. insights, feedback, research, prioritization, roadmap, data) 2. Advisor to CEOs and Product people. - Strategic decisions, positioning, sparring partner. - Team management, conflict resolution. - Operational discussions. 3. Product career and culture coach. - Product leaders mentoring. - Train and boost Product teams. - Organized and tailor-made bootcamps. - Drive career changes to Product Management. 4. Quick prototyping. - Define added-value use cases. - Create AI-assisted prototypes. - Go from idea to execution. - Validate assumptions. Verticals: SportTech, PropTech, Energy, Solar, FinTech, HealthTech, Home improvement, Identity management, Logistics

- ExCom Member, team management, transversal leadership. - Wrote and shared Product vision and strategy. - OKR management, from the ExCom to the teams and back up. - Individual objectives based on soft skills to enhance employability. - AI strategy: from buzzword to reality, for the entire organization. - Jointly developed initiatives, anchored in measurable impacts. - Built business cases to justify the ROI of impactful initiatives. - Empowered autonomous product people, renewed confidence. - Centralized tools, maximized efficiency.

- Shaped and led a new organizational structure integrating Product, AI, Data, Mobile, Design, and Documentation teams. - Developed and secured Board approval for Nomadia Group's comprehensive AI strategy. - Led cultural transformation through online training programs and AI Champions initiative. - Evaluated and implemented Generative AI tools to enhance operational efficiency. - Developed Generative AI prototypes to streamline internal workflows. - Prioritized rapid deployment of high-value Generative AI features.

A circle of trusted product executives, with the mission to facilitate personal growth for each member, foster a culture of sharing business opportunities, and collectively deliver exceptional value to companies.

Responsible for defining, driving and coordinating ESPN International digital products and ESPN FC mobile efforts, alongside 3rd-party contractors and vendors, handset manufacturers and internal stakeholders (Tech, Marketing, Content, Biz Dev, Legal, Customer Care, QA). International Product Lead on: - ESPN FC Mobile (iOS, Android and HTML5). - ESPN Hub for Nokia Lumia (Windows Phone 7 and 8), an exclusive application covering multiple sports (NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, College Football, College Basketball, Soccer, Rugby, Cricket, Formula 1, Tennis among others), in 3 languages (English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese), based on local sports interests. - Nokia S40: ESPN FC, ESPN F1 and ESPN Cricinfo. - ScoreCenter Brazil (Android and iOS). - Other confidential projects. > ESPN Hub for Nokia Lumia is present in 185 countries, with millions of downloads and hundreds of thousands of daily active users. > ESPN apps on Nokia S40 platforms were downloaded more than 1 million times.

- Managed a team of remote mobile developers and QA managers (in Bucharest, Romania). - Transitioned development and QA teams to Agile methodology. - Released major updates to Seesmic Social on Android, iOS, WP7 and Blackberry. - Defined a new product line, Seesmic CRM for Salesforce: product specs (user stories), priorities, visual mockups, marketing messages and QA material, on both Android and iOS. - Handled the relationship with Salesforce.com, led a closed Alpha test with Motorola and HTC. - Occasionally served as spokesperson for Seesmic Mobile Social and Seesmic CRM. > Launched Seesmic CRM for Salesforce on Android, on-stage at Dreamforce’11, 3 months after project kick-off.

Football, also known as soccer in the US, is by far the #1 sport in the world. To feed this global appetite for everything football, Footbalistic strived to offer the most comprehensive online database about each and every football game, team, league, competition and player in the world, from the origins of this sport to today. During my time at Footbalistic, I was responsible for "a few" things: - Raised Series A from business angels in the US, Europe and Asia. - Defined and ran product, strategy, marketing, business and corporate development. - Scoped HR needs and hired team members (developers, marketing, biz dev). - Launched Footbalistic.com, the premier destination site for everything soccer, in January 2010. - Signed promotion deals with RMC, the leading French sports radio and Sony PlayStation. - Got coverage on French prime-time TV and radio shows, Chinese TV, tech and sports-related blogs. - Represented Footbalistic at ChinICT (Beijing, China), Soccerex (Rio, Brazil) and LeWeb’10 (Paris, France). > Built a global community of 11,000 fans on Facebook and 2,800 followers on Twitter with no marketing budget.

Establish Six Apart as the leader in the Mobile blogging world with Vox, TypePad, Movable Type and Blog It, in both the US, Europe and Japan. - Determine and drive Six Apart's Mobile strategy and roadmap. - Constantly analyze competitive landscape. - Define Product specification. - Coordinate Marketing, PR, Legal, Product and Engineering efforts. - Handle Business relationships with mobile carriers, handset manufacturers and third parties. - Be the Mobile voice.

Being Yahoo! Mobile Product Manager means having the responsability for everything related to Mobile in France. The sentences below explain what my business week looks like: - Be the single point of contact both for french and european teams. - Determine local strategy (in touch with the global and european teams) and select best partners. - Manage the Yahoo! Mobile web site (integration, promotion, marketing, customer care, legal, providers, etc.). - Increase the Mobile Internet (WAP) offer and audience. - Create new SMS and MMS services. - Lead the discussions with mobile operators, MVNOs, retailers and OEMs. - Evangelize the product/marketing/sales teams. - Coordinate local activities for Yahoo! Go, Yahoo! Ready and FIFA Mobile. - Develop a mobile client offer (Yahoo! Messenger on i-mode). - Answer to journalists and participate to mobile events/conferences.

Project/product manager in charge of multi-modal (web and mobile) products dealing with community (blog, chat, etc.). - Orange Blog (Web, WAP, OML, SMS and MMS), - Orange Zapzone, teen community (Web, WAP, OML, SMS and MMS), - NRJ Blog (Web and i-mode), - EU program against cigarette (Web).

Project Manager on various local and global products/services: - AOL Mobile on WAP, first non-operator portal in 2000, - AOL Mail on i-mode in Nov 2001, - AOL Premium Services billing system, an integrated payment methode allowing users to be billed on their AOL's bill, - 20 partners plugged to AOL Premium Services, - PC2SMS (from the AOL client to the mobile) and AIM2SMS (from AIM to the mobile, with the way back) services, based on AOL Premium Services.

France Telecom: Maintained the Guyancourt Intranet. Eolsys: Developed the company's web site (static pages and Flash animations).

Organic: Defined and implemtend the backup and antivirus solution and policy. EDF: Defined and implemented a new back-end infrastructure.

Reporting to the Prime Minister and working in close liaison with the President of the Republic’s office, the General Secretariat for Defence and National Security (SGDSN, former SGDN) assists the Head of Government in fulfilling his/her responsibilities in matters of national defence and security. . Maintained a location-based visual database of sensible points and networks. . Trained Ministers' teams in preparation for the FIFA World Cup 1998 in France. . Kept Ministers' teams informed on available police and "gendarmerie" squads during the FIFA World Cup 1998.