| Thursday 24 september 2026 |
| 09:00 | | Opening | |
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Elisabeth HUBERT
Former Minister; President
CHAM 2026
France |
Elisabeth HUBERT
Former Minister; President
CHAM 2026
France
Dr Elisabeth Hubert is volunteer chair of FNEHAD - French National Federation of Home Hospitalisation Establishments - since April 2006 and of the association HAD de Nantes, an association managing home hospital care, since 2005. A General Practitioner, Elisabeth Hubert was a member of the Nantes City Council from 1983 to 2021, was Member of the French National Assembly for Loire-Atlantique from 1986 to 1995 and Minister of Health and Illness Insurance in 1995. CEO France at Fournier Laboratories from 1997 to 2004, she then created and chaired HaD FRANCE from 2006 to 2023, a home hospitalization provider. Alongside her professional activities, Elisabeth Hubert has been actively involved in national bodies of professional organizations, in the Confederation of French Medical Unions - CSMF - from 1981 to 1986 and the LEEM from 1998 to 2004. An auditor at the 56th session of the French Institute for advanced studies in national defence - IHEDN, she was a member of the French High Committee for the Evaluation of Military Condition - HCECM - from 2006 to 2014. In April 2010, Elisabeth Hubert was tasked by the President of France to enhance local medical care.
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| 09:05 | Talk | Can France undergo reform? | |
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Nicolas BAVEREZ
Lawyer of the Paris Court of Appeal; Writer
France |
Nicolas BAVEREZ
Lawyer of the Paris Court of Appeal; Writer
France
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| | Which governance is needed to free a disoriented healthcare system? | |
| 09:25 | Round table | Can the impetus for healthcare reform blow in from abroad? | |
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Belgique
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Danemark
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Espagne - région de Catalogne
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Espagne - région de Catalogne
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Pays-Bas
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Stéphane PARDOUX
General Manager
NATIONAL AGENCY FOR PERFORMANCE ENDORSEMENT - ANAP
France |
Stéphane PARDOUX
General Manager
NATIONAL AGENCY FOR PERFORMANCE ENDORSEMENT - ANAP
France
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| 10:05 | Debate | Healthcare managed at the local level: efficiency or demagoguery? | |
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André ACCARY
President
SAÔNE-ET-LOIRE DEPARTMENT
France |
André ACCARY
President
SAÔNE-ET-LOIRE DEPARTMENT
France
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Étienne DESLANDES
Co-Chair
FEMASAURA&CO
France |
Étienne DESLANDES
Co-Chair
FEMASAURA&CO
France
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Magali LÉO
Manager
ACTION PATIENTS
France |
Magali LÉO
Manager
ACTION PATIENTS
France
Magali Leo embodies commitment and determination in the service of patients. After nearly 10 years' experience with the Federation of Health Associations – France Assos Santé, she joined Renaloo, the voice of kidney patients, as advocacy officer from 2017 to 2023. Magali holds a Master's degree in Criminal Law and a Master's Degree in Management of Health and Social Structures, and she is also co-author of the report on improving information for users and healthcare professionals on medicines, at the request of the Minister in charge of Health, Agnès Buzyn (September 2018). She was recently asked by the French Prime Minister, Elisabeth Borne (August 2023), to put forward recommendations to the government on the financing and regulation of healthcare products. Nowadays, Magali coordinates the Collectif Action Patients, which brings together 20 patient associations committed to the quality of care for people with chronic illnesses. She is also head of MoiPatient, which supports patient-driven research programs.
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Claire PEIGNÉ - à confirmer
Mayor of Morancé; Copresident of the Health Commission
Association of the Rench Mayors – AMF
France |
Claire PEIGNÉ - à confirmer
Mayor of Morancé; Copresident of the Health Commission
Association of the Rench Mayors – AMF
France
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Thierry GODEAU
Past President
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF HOSPITAL MEDICAL COMMITTEE PRESIDENTS
France |
Thierry GODEAU
Past President
NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF HOSPITAL MEDICAL COMMITTEE PRESIDENTS
France
Endocrinologist at the La Rochelle Hospital Center since 1993, he has been the President of the Medical Commission of the Establishment - CME since 2007. His interest in the organisation of public hospitals and of the healthcare system led him to become a member of the Board of Directors and then the Executive Committee of the French Hospital Federation - FHF in 2013. Since 2016, he has been President of the Medical board of National hospital centers and of hospital groups.
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| 10:40 | | Break | |
| 11:10 | Debate | Who can embody regional governance: regional health agencies, prefectures, or regional councils? | |
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Clara DE BORT
Director General
ARS CENTRE-VAL-DE-LOIRE
France |
Clara DE BORT
Director General
ARS CENTRE-VAL-DE-LOIRE
France
Director General of the Regional Health Agency (ARS) of Centre Val de Loire, Clara de Bort began her career as a hospital director, before being appointed to a ministerial cabinet, the Directorate General for Care Provision (DGOS) and health agencies. Prior to her current role, she was Director General of the ARS in French Guiana for over 4 years.
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Jérôme DURAIN - à confirmer
President
BOURGOGNE-FRANCHE-COMTÉ REGION
France |
Jérôme DURAIN - à confirmer
President
BOURGOGNE-FRANCHE-COMTÉ REGION
France
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Sébastien GUERARD
President
NATIONAL UNION OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS - UNPS
France |
Sébastien GUERARD
President
NATIONAL UNION OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS - UNPS
France
Sébastien Guerard has been President of the French Federation of Rehabilitation Physiotherapists (FFMKR) since 2019 and President of the National Union of Health Professionals (UNPS) since September 2023. A graduate of Rouen University Hospital in 2003, he has a private practice in Saint-Nazaire-en-Roussillon (66), specializing in shoulder physiotherapy. He is former Vice-President of the French Shoulder Rehabilitation Society (SFRE) and former President of the National Professional Council (CNP-CMK) for physiotherapy. Sébastien Guerard advocates cross-functional cooperation among healthcare professionals, recognition and enhancement of the specific skills of each healthcare provider, and "permeability" between city and hospital care by rethinking the approach based on prevention, to meet the challenge of an ageing population and increase the lifespan in good health of the population.
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Arnaud ROBINET
Mayor of Reims, President
FRENCH HOSPITAL FEDERATION - FHF
France |
Arnaud ROBINET
Mayor of Reims, President
FRENCH HOSPITAL FEDERATION - FHF
France
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Philippe LEDUC
Physician, Journalist
THINK TANK SANTÉ SOCIÉTÉ, L'OPINION
France |
Philippe LEDUC
Physician, Journalist
THINK TANK SANTÉ SOCIÉTÉ, L'OPINION
France
A physician-journalist, Philippe Leduc worked as a journalist for Le Quotidien du médecin and then as a director of professional press groups. He founded the Health Economy Forum of the Les Échos group, and then, in 2012, the Health Economy Think Tank. The latter's 2025 Recommendation focuses on "Four concrete, engaging, and motivating measures to finally break the healthcare system's impasse : Prevention – Territorial Organization – Relevance – Financing."
He participates in discussions and leads debates on the transformation of the healthcare system.
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| 11:50 | Debate | Do agencies still belong in a reformed healthcare governance system? | |
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Anne-Marie ARMANTERAS - à confirmer
Past President
NATIONAL AGENCY FOR PERFORMANCE ENDORSEMENT - ANAP
France |
Anne-Marie ARMANTERAS - à confirmer
Past President
NATIONAL AGENCY FOR PERFORMANCE ENDORSEMENT - ANAP
France
Anne-Marie Armanteras has been President of ANAP (Agence nationale d'Appui à la Performance des établissements de santé et médico-sociaux) between November 2022 and June 2026. She also chairs the Health & Tech think tank.
A graduate of the National French school of public health - ENSP (1982), she began her career in charge of hospital master plans at the Assistance Publique - Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP), then she was appointed Director of several major AP-HP establishments. In 2010, she joined the Adolphe de Rothschild Foundation Hospital as Managing Director. From 2011 to 2013, she held the position of Regional Representative for the Federation of private non-profit institutions - FEHAP Ile-de-France, then headed the "Healthcare Establishments" Unit, then the healthcare and medico-social services department of the Regional Health Agency - ARS - Ile-de-France, before being appointed General Manager of the Directorate General for Care Provision - DGOS at the French Ministry of Health in 2016. In 2017, she joined the French National Authority for Health - HAS, where she chaired the certification commission of healthcare institutions - CCES from 2017 to 2020 and the commission for assessing and improving the quality of social and medico-social establishments and services - CSMS from 2018 to 2020. In 2020, she was appointed Advisor for Health, Elderly and Disabled Persons to French President Emmanuel Macron.
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Lionel COLLET
President
FRENCH NATIONAL AUTHORITY FOR HEALTH - HAS
France |
Lionel COLLET
President
FRENCH NATIONAL AUTHORITY FOR HEALTH - HAS
France
A doctor of medicine and human biology, Lionel Collet was appointed university professor and hospital practitioner in 1992. Director of a laboratory at the CNRS, he then became president of the Claude-Bernard Lyon-I University, as well as President of the Conference of University Presidents. From 2012 to 2013, he was chief of staff to the Minister of Higher Education and Research before being appointed State Counselor. He became special advisor to the Minister of Solidarity and Health after coordinating the strategic council on health industries (CSIS) from 2015 to 2017. President of the National Council for Periodic Certification as of December 2021, he was appointed President of the French National Authority for Health (HAS) in April 2023. He is a full member of the National Academy of Medicine.
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Claude ÉVIN
Former Minister; Former President of Regional Health Agency
Evin-Avocat
France |
Claude ÉVIN
Former Minister; Former President of Regional Health Agency
Evin-Avocat
France
He began his career as a specialized educator. He entered into politics in 1977 as the Municipal Councillor and Deputy to the mayor of Saint-Nazaire. He worked as Minister of Solidarity, of Health, and of Social Welfare from 1988 until 1991, and has been the director of Ile-de-France's Regional Health Agency since its creation in April 2010. As a consultant for social and health related questions, he was a member of the Economic and Social Council, of the parliamentary Office concerning the evaluation of health policy and of the Social Security accounts Commission, as well as President of France's Hospital Federation.
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Pauline MARTIN
Senator, Member of the Commission on Economic Affairs
FRENCH SENATE
France |
Pauline MARTIN
Senator, Member of the Commission on Economic Affairs
FRENCH SENATE
France
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Philippe DENORMANDIE
Medical Advisor
MNH
France |
Philippe DENORMANDIE
Medical Advisor
MNH
France
Hospital Surgeon, part-time hospital practitioner, Head of the Adult Neuro-Orthopaedics Unit at Raymond Poincaré Hospital focusing on the treatment of neurological motor deficiencies in handicapped adults and elderly, whether the consequences are congenital or acquired, secondary to a trauma or to an illness. Director of Healthcare Relations at MNH Group, member of the Executive Committee since May 2017. From 2007 to 2017 at Korian Group as Chief Medical Officer, then Group Deputy CEO and Director of the Korian Institut du Bien Vieillir (positive ageing institute). From 1987 to 2007 Advisor to the office of the Director General of the Paris Public Hospitals Authority (AP-HP), successively responsible since its formation, from 1990 to 1996, for Disability and Networks (1996-2007); then member of the Executive Committee of the AP-HP from 1987 to 1996. President of the French National Union of Interns of Urban Hospitals in 1982-1983. Secretary-General then President of the French National Union of Assistant Heads of Hospital and University Clinics from 1983 to 1987. Chair of the Change Advisory Board at Raymond Poincaré Hospital from 2001 to 2006.
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| 12:25 | Debate | The Government: strategist, spectator... or player? | |
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Suzette DELALOGE
Medical Oncologist; Director, Cancer Interception Programme
GUSTAVE ROUSSY - IGR
France |
Suzette DELALOGE
Medical Oncologist; Director, Cancer Interception Programme
GUSTAVE ROUSSY - IGR
France
Suzette Delaloge, is a medical oncologist and researcher. She is a breast cancer and cancer prevention specialist, and an Associate Professor of Medical Oncology in the Department of Cancer Medicine of Gustave Roussy. Her major areas of expertise and development are precision risk-based cancer prevention, real world data, breast cancer precision oncology, and the organization of care in oncology. She has been chair of the French National Breast Cancer Research Intergroup UCBG. She also chaired the ESMO Breast cancer conference. Suzette Delaloge coordinates major French and European projects and initiatives aimed at cancer prevention and screening. She is the author of more than 370 international peer-reviewed publications and over 900 presentations at international conferences. She is editor of a number of international journals and a member of numerous scientific advisory boards. Suzette Delaloge was appointed as "Chevalier de la légion d'Honneur" and "Officier de l'Ordre du Mérite".
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Marie-Sophie DESAULLE
President
FEDERATION OF PRIVATE NON-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS - FEHAP
France |
Marie-Sophie DESAULLE
President
FEDERATION OF PRIVATE NON-PROFIT INSTITUTIONS - FEHAP
France
Graduated from Sciences Po Bordeaux and former student from ENSP, current EHESP School of Public Health, Marie-Sophie Desaulle has expertise in health and social care sectors. Since 2011, she is President of the Association Vivre et devenir that runs 21 facilities which welcome and care for people among the most vulnerable of our society. In 2018, she was elected to the Board of Members of the FEHAP and became Deputy Vice-president in January 2019 prior becoming President in March 2019.
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Hugo GILARDI
General Manager
DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR CARE PROVISION - DGOS
France |
Hugo GILARDI
General Manager
DIRECTORATE GENERAL FOR CARE PROVISION - DGOS
France
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Charles WOLF
Country Lead
SANOFI
France |
Charles WOLF
Country Lead
SANOFI
France
Since July 1, 2024, Charles Wolf has been Director of Sanofi France. He also continues as General Manager Vaccines, France, a position he has held since July 2022.
In his role as Director of Sanofi France, Charles manages all Sanofi's activities in France and the implementation in France of Sanofi's strategic roadmap to become a world leader in immunology. He supports Sanofi's major role at the center of the French health ecosystem and represents the company with key French stakeholders.
Charles began his career in 1998 at Hewlett Packard. He joined the Sanofi vaccines entity in 2004, where he held various positions in supply chain, commercial operations and marketing, as well as in the general management of North Africa. In 2017, he was named head of the Africa zone and international public markets.
Charles holds a degree in program management from ISAE-SUPAERO as well as a Master's degree in Business Engineering from the École Nationale Supérieure de Commerce de Toulouse.
Charles is President of the new Initiative Pharma trade association, a professional organization dedicated to promoting innovation and the production of medicines in France. It was founded by seven leaders of the French pharmaceutical industry—Guerbet, Ipsen, LFB, Pierre Fabre, Sanofi, Servier, and Théa.
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Didier BAZZOCCHI
President
CRAPS
France |
Didier BAZZOCCHI
President
CRAPS
France
An engineer and graduate of the Institut d'Administration des Entreprises de Paris, Didier Bazzocchi is President of the Think tank CRAPS and President of Aetas. He has been CEO of MMA, an insurance company of the COVEA Mutual Insurance Group. Previously, he has been in charge of mission at the Ministry of Health, health director at Coopers & Lybrand Consultants, CEO of «La Mutuelle Générale» then Chief Health Officer of the COVEA Mutual Insurance Group.
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| 13:00 | | Lunch | |
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| | Freedom: an integral part of healthcare reform? | |
| 14:15 | Debate | What if primary care weren't the sole domain of physicians? | |
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Nathalie BONAVENTURE
Nurse; General Secretary
FEDERATION OF TERRITORIAL PROFESSIONAL HEALTH COMMUNITIES - FCPTS
France |
Nathalie BONAVENTURE
Nurse; General Secretary
FEDERATION OF TERRITORIAL PROFESSIONAL HEALTH COMMUNITIES - FCPTS
France
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Laëtitia HENIN HIBLE
Pharmacist; President
PHARMA SYSTÈME QUALITÉ
France |
Laëtitia HENIN HIBLE
Pharmacist; President
PHARMA SYSTÈME QUALITÉ
France
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Martial JARDEL
Co-founder
MÉDECINS SOLIDAIRES
France |
Martial JARDEL
Co-founder
MÉDECINS SOLIDAIRES
France
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Grégoire PIGNÉ
CEO
PULSELIFE
France |
Grégoire PIGNÉ
CEO
PULSELIFE
France
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Damien DUBOIS
Co-founder
LES PATIENTS S'ENGAGENT
France |
Damien DUBOIS
Co-founder
LES PATIENTS S'ENGAGENT
France
The common thread running through my professional history is the transmission of information, knowledge and contact. This thread intertwines with my personal and associative history to evolve from journalism to communication; from writing to animation. Medical care is in the midst of a revolution: organization, treatments, global consideration of the sick person and the necessary cooperation of all healthcare actors, including patient representatives. These different actors are gradually learning to talk and understand each other. They need support to move forward effectively and work together. Associations in particular need support to adapt their operating methods to these changes. The speed of change in the digital age calls for information, education and networking, especially as economic trade-offs complicate the feasibility of the measures that patients and professionals alike are waiting for. The future lies in co-construction. The role of facilitator is crucial to meeting these challenges. My personal, associative and professional experience forms a triptych at the service of this co-construction.
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| 14:55 | Debate | What does the future hold for university hospitals: local care or expertise? | |
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Karim ASEHNOUNE
President
CONFERENCE OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE MEDICAL BOARD OF THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS
France |
Karim ASEHNOUNE
President
CONFERENCE OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE MEDICAL BOARD OF THE UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS
France
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Jean-Philippe PLANÇON
President
ALLIANCE MALADIES RARES
France |
Jean-Philippe PLANÇON
President
ALLIANCE MALADIES RARES
France
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Christelle RATIGNIER CARBONNEIL
Director General
ARS GRAND EST
France |
Christelle RATIGNIER CARBONNEIL
Director General
ARS GRAND EST
France
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Julien ROSSIGNOL
General Manager
PAU HOSPITAL CENTER
France |
Julien ROSSIGNOL
General Manager
PAU HOSPITAL CENTER
France
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Jean-Paul SEGADE
Past President
CRAPS
France |
Jean-Paul SEGADE
Past President
CRAPS
France
Former General Manager of Clermont-Ferrand and Marseille University Hospitals. Former member of the IGAS - General Inspectorate of Social Affairs. Jean-Paul Segade holds a doctorate in law and is the author of numerous articles on hospital management and of two books on territories and hospital contracts.
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| 15:35 | Debate | AI: arbiter of relevance and the remedy for inefficiency? | |
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Anne FERRER
General Manager
CHU MONTPELLIER
France |
Anne FERRER
General Manager
CHU MONTPELLIER
France
Graduateda; of Sciences Po Bordeaux and the School of Advanced Studies in Public Health, Anne Ferrer has served as Director of Finance at the La Roche-sur-Yon Hospital Center, the Rochefort Hospital Center, and the University Hospitals of Nantes and Bordeaux. Appointed Deputy Director General of the Toulouse University Hospital in 2017, she took over as Director General of the Montpellier University Hospital in March 2023. The Montpellier University Hospital is implementing a vast hospital transformation program worth over €730 million, enabling the modernization of its infrastructure. It is also integrating Artificial Intelligence into the daily practices of care, teaching, research, and team management. The challenge of this systemic transformation lies in ensuring its social acceptability while guaranteeing its sustainability, in order to preserve the human dimension of the public hospital service.
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Franck LE OUAY
CEO
LIFEN
France |
Franck LE OUAY
CEO
LIFEN
France
Franck Le Ouay is a distinguished French engineer and entrepreneur, holding a Master of Science in Mathematics and Physics from Mines ParisTech (1997–2000).
In 2001, he joined Microsoft in the United States as a Software Design Engineer, contributing to software development and honing his technical leadership and project management skills.
In 2004, Franck co-founded Criteo, a company that evolved into a global leader in retail media. Serving as Chief Scientist for over a decade, he played a pivotal role in the company's growth, leading to its IPO on the NASDAQ in 2013.
Building on this success, in 2015, Franck co-founded the startup Lifen with Alexandre Huckert, aiming to enhance the healthcare system through technology. Lifen offers AI-based solutions designed to streamline medical data flow securely, improving coordination between hospitals and community healthcare providers, to improve care and accelerate research. Today, Lifen works with nearly 1,000 hospitals and 20,000 healthcare professionals, managing 40% of all secure medical document exchanges in France.
In 2023, Lifen partnered with Gustave Roussy, Europe's leading cancer center, to launch DataLab, an AI platform for large-scale clinical data structuring. Its flagship project, LUCC (Large and Unified Cancer Cohort), uses AI to extract structured data from unstructured medical records in real time, opening new possibilities for clinical research at scale.
Franck Le Ouay is a leading voice on the role of AI and data in Europe's digital health sovereignty, and advocates for accelerating the digital transformation of the French healthcare system.
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Yann PENVERNE
President
URGENT MEDICAL AID SERVICE - SAMU
France |
Yann PENVERNE
President
URGENT MEDICAL AID SERVICE - SAMU
France
Emergency physician at Nantes University Hospital since 2002, he has served as President of Samu‑Urgences de France since January 2026. He led regional work with ARS Pays de la Loire to strengthen the coordination and resilience of SAMU‑SAS systems and to operationalize their evolution toward a supradepartmental organization. At the national level, he contributed to the Ministry of Health’s urgent care office, led the interministerial MARCUS3 report on the modernization of emergency communications in France, and participated in the 2023 report on the nationwide rollout of « Service Acces aux Soins ». As President of Samu‑Urgences de France, he is committed to improving the quality and safety of emergency care pathways, enhancing the attractiveness of emergency professions, and positioning emergency medicine within a forward‑looking dynamic to meet territorial and operational challenges.
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Étienne MINVIELLE
Director of the Management Research Center
ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE
France |
Étienne MINVIELLE
Director of the Management Research Center
ÉCOLE POLYTECHNIQUE
France
Étienne Minvielle is the Director of the Management Research Center at the École Polytechnique (i3-CRG, CNRS, Institut Polytechnique de Paris), where he serves as a CNRS research director and Lecturer. He is also a public health Physician at Gustave Roussy. He is graduated from ESSEC Business School and holds a PhD in management from École Polytechnique. His research focuses on the organization of the healthcare system (patient pathway and its personalisation; the role of digital technology; managing the unknown; quality and performance management) and has been published in the most recognised journals in the field, including Nature Medicine, Social Science and Medicine, and Public Administration Review. He has also published several books, including "The Quality Imperative," with John Kimberly, ed. Imperial College Press; "Patient and the System," ed. Seli Arslan, 2018. He is a member of several scientific councils, has received numerous awards, including that of public managerial action of the year (National Assembly, 2016), and was elected in 2024 as a corresponding member of the National Academy of Medicine.
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| 16:05 | Testimony | Is frugality the inspiration behind modernity? | |
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Cheick Oumar BAGAYOKO
Director
CENTER FOR INNOVATION AND DIGITAL HEALTH - DIGISANTÉ-MALI
Mali |
Cheick Oumar BAGAYOKO
Director
CENTER FOR INNOVATION AND DIGITAL HEALTH - DIGISANTÉ-MALI
Mali
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| 16:20 | | Break | |
| 16:50 | Debate | Private hospitalization: a model to reinvent? | |
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Jocelyne CABANAL
National Secretary
FRENCH DEMOCRATIC CONFEDERATION OF LABOUR - CFDT
France |
Jocelyne CABANAL
National Secretary
FRENCH DEMOCRATIC CONFEDERATION OF LABOUR - CFDT
France
Jocelyne Cabanal has been National Secretary of the French Democratic Confederation of Labour – CFDT – since June 2014.
Since 2022, she has also been Confederal Treasurer.
Within the Executive Commission, she is in charge of public action and of social protection funding policy.
She represents the CFDT on several bodies such as the National Healt Conference – CNS – the High Council for the future of health insurance – HCAAM – and the High Council for the Financing of Social Protection – HCFiPS.
Originally trained as engineer, she is a specialist in technology transfer.
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Anne DE BAYSER
Co-Chair
GROUPE SOS
France |
Anne DE BAYSER
Co-Chair
GROUPE SOS
France
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Lamine GHARBI
President
FEDERATION OF PRIVATE HOSPITALIZATION - FHP
France |
Lamine GHARBI
President
FEDERATION OF PRIVATE HOSPITALIZATION - FHP
France
Lamine Gharbi has chaired the Federation of Private Hospitalization (FHP) since June 25, 2014. He is a pharmacist by profession, and he is the founding president of «Cap Santé», a regional group that brings together 16 private health facilities. The FHP represents more than 1000 private clinics and hospitals in France, which provide care for 9 million patients annually. Approximately 150,000 employees (healthcare, administrative and technical).
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Olivier JOURDAIN
President
CONFERENCE OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE MEDICAL BOARD OF THE PRIVATE HOSPITALS
France |
Olivier JOURDAIN
President
CONFERENCE OF THE PRESIDENTS OF THE MEDICAL BOARD OF THE PRIVATE HOSPITALS
France
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Patrick GASSER
Past President
UNION OF MEDICAL SPECIALISTS - AVENIR SPÉ
France |
Patrick GASSER
Past President
UNION OF MEDICAL SPECIALISTS - AVENIR SPÉ
France
- Appointed to the residency of Nantes in 1986 - Year of thesis 1991 - Bronze medal - Former chief of clinic at the University Hospital of Nantes in hepato-gastroenterology - Temporary hospital practitioner at the University Hospital of Nantes in hepato-gastroenterology - Installation in private practice in 1997 - Private practice in hepato-gastroenterology in a group practice (Hepato-gastroenterology) - President of Avenir Spé - Former President of the professional Unions of liberal doctors (URPS) of the Pays de la Loire - Vice President of LISA (laboratory of Ideas for Health and Autonomy) - Former President of the medical board of establishment of the clinic NCN Nantes - Former Vice President of the National conference of URPS presidents - Former President of the commission of the offer of care and member of the permanent commission within the conference of health and autonomy of Pays de la Loire.
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| 17:30 | Debate | Is the future of hospitalization beyond hospital walls? | |
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Sophie GUINOISEAU
President
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE FACILITIES - FNESP
France |
Sophie GUINOISEAU
President
NATIONAL FEDERATION OF COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE FACILITIES - FNESP
France
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Samir HENNI
General Manager
CHU STRASBOURG
France |
Samir HENNI
General Manager
CHU STRASBOURG
France
Samir Henni is a Professor of Medicine and Senior Hospital Consultant (Professor of Medicine–Hospital Practitioner) currently serving as Chief Executive Officer of the Strasbourg University Hospitals (Hôpitaux Universitaires de Strasbourg), one of France’s leading academic medical centers.
He holds both a Medical Doctorate (MD) and a PhD in Science, is accredited to supervise doctoral research (Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches), and successfully passed the French national competitive examination for Professorship in Medicine. He further enhanced his expertise through executive education in public management and organizational governance at the French School of Public Health (EHESP), the National Institute of Public Service (INSP), and Audencia Business School.
Throughout his career, he has combined clinical practice, academic leadership, research, and healthcare management. He notably led a major academic hospital division at Angers University Hospital, overseeing several highly specialized medical and surgical departments while holding responsibilities as both department head and university leader.
Over the years, he has held a number of strategic positions within the French healthcare system, particularly in clinical research development, hospital governance, and organizational transformation. He currently chairs the National Commission for Exceptional Health Situations within the French Conference of University Hospitals and leads the Strategic Committee of the Basse-Alsace Sud-Moselle Hospital Network. He has also undertaken national assignments supporting healthcare organizations and serving in interim executive leadership roles.
Author of more than one hundred international scientific publications and recipient of several competitive research grants, his academic work has focused on vascular physiology, clinical research, and healthcare performance evaluation.
His areas of expertise include health crisis management, healthcare system resilience, territorial healthcare cooperation, academic medical center governance, and the adaptation of health systems to emerging risks. Through his national and regional responsibilities, he actively contributes to strategic discussions on preparedness, coordination, and the transformation of healthcare delivery in response to contemporary challenges in health security and continuity of public healthcare services.
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Daniel LASSERSON
Professor of Acute Ambulatory Care
UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK
United-Kingdom |
Daniel LASSERSON
Professor of Acute Ambulatory Care
UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK
United-Kingdom
Daniel Lasserson is Professor of Acute Ambulatory Care at Warwick Medical School, Clinical Lead for the Institute of Translational Medicine at Warwick and works clinically in the Department of Acute Medicine, University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire (UHCW) across the Acute Medical Unit and the Hospital at Home service. He is the Past President of the UK Hospital at Home Society and prior to his move to UHCW led the Acute Hospital at Home team at Oxford. His research is focussed on models of acute care and point of care diagnostics, particularly POCUS. He is the lead for Hospital at Home research in the NIHR Oxford Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) and co-theme lead for Care in the Home and Care Homes in the NIHR Community Healthcare HealthTech Research Centre (HRC). He previously led the national Society for Acute Medicine Benchmarking Audit (SAMBA) which analyses patterns of, and outcomes from, acute medical care delivery and he is one of NHS England’s Clinical Leads for Hospital at Home within the 'Getting it Right First Time' (GIRFT) programme. He sits on the editorial boards of the Acute Medicine Journal, Clinical Medicine and the Journal of Advanced Home Medicine.
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Dominique PON
General Manager
LA POSTE SANTÉ & AUTONOMIE
France |
Dominique PON
General Manager
LA POSTE SANTÉ & AUTONOMIE
France
Dominique Pon is an engineer with a degree in computer science from Télécom Sud Paris. He dedicated the first part of his career to the industry (1992 to 2001), starting out as an engineer at TEAM (on-board systems for aeronautics), before joining Schlumberger in 1994 as Technical Director, where he developed X-ray baggage screening algorithms for airport security. In 1998, he joined Vinci Energie as General Manager, where he developed computerized management solutions for telecom, electricity and gas infrastructures. In 2001, he joined the Clinique Pasteur in Toulouse as CIO, then CTO, before his appointment as General Manager in 2011. He also founded Clinavenir (2012) and chaired SantéCité (2016-2018), cooperative alliances of independent French clinics. Dominique Pon is behind the creation of an incubator (Hi-Lab) and, on the entrepreneurial side, several start-ups including CP-SYS, MH-COMM, Medinbox and Yooli. From 2019 to 2022, he served as Ministerial Delegate for Digital Transformation in Health. Dominique Pon joined the Executive Committee of Docaposte in January 2023 with the mission of contributing to the development strategy of La Poste Group's subsidiary in digital trust services. On a personal note, he is the founder and manager of the association EternesiA, which advocates for the inclusion of the digital memory of all human beings in the intangible heritage of humanity.
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Mathurin LAURIN
Executive Director
FRENCH FEDERATION OF HOME HOSPITALIZATION - FNEHAD
France |
Mathurin LAURIN
Executive Director
FRENCH FEDERATION OF HOME HOSPITALIZATION - FNEHAD
France
Since 2022, Mathurin LAURIN has been Executive Director of the French Federation of Home Hospitalization - FNEHAD where he is responsible for the Federation's development, strategy implementation, relations with public authorities and training. In addition, he teaches health management and governance for health at the Paris Region Institute of Service Engineering - IFIS. A graduate of Political Science and with Masters degrees in consulting, expertise and public action, he began his career joining the cabinet of the Minister of Housing and Sustainable Habitat in 2016. After serving as parliamentary advisor at the French National Assembly, he spent four years as chief of staff and then advisor to the Secretary General of Social Ministries. Mathurin laurin is involved in the fields of public administration, healthcare strategy and policy, home hospitalization and institutional and public relations.
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| 18:10 | Debate | 3 former health ministers facing their track record and the challenges ahead! | |
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Agnès FIRMIN LE BODO
Former Minister; Member of Parliament
FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
France |
Agnès FIRMIN LE BODO
Former Minister; Member of Parliament
FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
France
Agnès Firmin Le Bodo, born November 20, 1968 in Le Havre (Seine-Maritime), is a French politician and pharmacist by profession.
Elected in 2017, she served for 5 years on the National Assembly’s Social Affairs Committee. She was appointed chair of the special committee tasked with examining the bioethics bill.
After joining Horizons in 2021, the political party founded by former Prime Minister Édouard Philippe, she was appointed its spokesperson in December of that same year.
She announced she would run for a second term as a deputy, and was re-elected on June 19, 2022. She sits within the Horizons group and became chair of the National Assembly’s Cultural and Education Affairs Committee.
On July 4, 2022, she was appointed by Prime Minister Élisabeth Borne as Deputy Minister for Territorial Organization and Health Professions, under François Braun, Minister of Health and Prevention, then in December 2023 became Minister of Health and Prevention.
In the course of her duties, she worked on issues such as the debate over end-of-life policy in France, environmental health, the health of healthcare professionals, violence against caregivers, and access to healthcare in France.
On February 12, 2024, she returned to the National Assembly as Deputy for Seine-Maritime.
Re-elected in July 2024, she is Vice President of the Law Committee.
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Yannick NEUDER
Former Minister; Member of Parliament
FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
France |
Yannick NEUDER
Former Minister; Member of Parliament
FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
France
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Aurélien ROUSSEAU
Former Minister; Member of Parliament
FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
France |
Aurélien ROUSSEAU
Former Minister; Member of Parliament
FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
France
Education:
- Professor of History
- ENA alumnus (2006-2009)
Career path:
- Member of the State Council
- Master's Degree in Medieval History (1998)
- CAPES in History and Geography (1999)
- Auditor at the Institut des hautes études d'aménagement et de développement des territoires - Ihédate (2006)
- Deputy Director of the Office of the Mayor of Paris (2012 - 2014)
- Deputy Secretary General of the City of Paris (2014 - 2015)
- Cabinet Deputy Director and Social Advisor to the Prime Minister (Manuel Valls then Bernard Cazeneuve - 2015 - 2017)
- Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the Paris Mint (2017 - 2018)
- Chief Executive Officer of the Regional Health Agency of Île-de-France (2018 - 2021)
- Associate Professor at the School of Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences - EHESS (2021)
- Cabinet Director to the Prime Minister élisabeth Borne (2022 - 2023)
- Minister of Health and Prevention (2023)
- Member of Parliament (2024-2026)
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Elisabeth HUBERT
Former Minister; President
CHAM 2026
France |
Elisabeth HUBERT
Former Minister; President
CHAM 2026
France
Dr Elisabeth Hubert is volunteer chair of FNEHAD - French National Federation of Home Hospitalisation Establishments - since April 2006 and of the association HAD de Nantes, an association managing home hospital care, since 2005. A General Practitioner, Elisabeth Hubert was a member of the Nantes City Council from 1983 to 2021, was Member of the French National Assembly for Loire-Atlantique from 1986 to 1995 and Minister of Health and Illness Insurance in 1995. CEO France at Fournier Laboratories from 1997 to 2004, she then created and chaired HaD FRANCE from 2006 to 2023, a home hospitalization provider. Alongside her professional activities, Elisabeth Hubert has been actively involved in national bodies of professional organizations, in the Confederation of French Medical Unions - CSMF - from 1981 to 1986 and the LEEM from 1998 to 2004. An auditor at the 56th session of the French Institute for advanced studies in national defence - IHEDN, she was a member of the French High Committee for the Evaluation of Military Condition - HCECM - from 2006 to 2014. In April 2010, Elisabeth Hubert was tasked by the President of France to enhance local medical care.
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| 18:45 | | Closing | |
| 19:15 | | End of the day | |
| Friday 25 september 2026 |
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| | Health sovereignty: a symbol of freedom? | |
| 09:00 | Guest | Address by Mr. Gérard Araud | |
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Gérard ARAUD
Former French Ambassador to the United States
France |
Gérard ARAUD
Former French Ambassador to the United States
France
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| 09:25 | Debate | Access to innovation tomorrow: a challenge to face? | |
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Virginie BEAUMEUNIER
President
ECONOMIC COMMITTEE FOR HEALTH PRODUCTS - CEPS
France |
Virginie BEAUMEUNIER
President
ECONOMIC COMMITTEE FOR HEALTH PRODUCTS - CEPS
France
Virginie Beaumeunier has been Chair of the Economic Committee for Health Products since 3 February 2025. She has been Inspector-General of Finance since January 2023.
A graduate of the Paris Institute of Political Studies in 1989, and holder of a Master’s degree in public law from the University of Paris II, Virginie Beaumeunier is an alumna of the École Nationale d’Administration (ENA), ‘Léon Gambetta’ cohort (1991–1993). She began her career in 1993 at the Directorate-General for Competition, Consumer Affairs and Fraud Control (DGCCRF). She notably served as a technical adviser in the office of the Minister for the Economy, Finance and Industry (2000–2002)
In 2009, she was appointed General Rapporteur of the Competition Authority, a post she held until 2017. She then headed the Strategy, Steering and Budget Department at the Directorate-General for Public Finances (2017–2018). In January 2018, she was appointed Director-General of the DGCCRF, a role she held until 2023.
Virginie BEAUMEUNIER is also a Knight of the National Order of the Legion of Honour.
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Jean-Yves BLAY
President
UNICANCER
France |
Jean-Yves BLAY
President
UNICANCER
France
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Jean-François BROCHARD
President
LEEM
France |
Jean-François BROCHARD
President
LEEM
France
With more than 30 years of international experience in the pharmaceutical industry, Jean-François Brochard has been General Manager of Roche Pharma France since May 2018. He is also actively involved in Roche’s global leadership team for the Pharma Division outside the United States and Japan (the International Network Enabling Team) and serves as President of Leem, having been elected to this position on June 9, 2026.
Before joining Roche, Jean-François Brochard built a strong career spanning nearly two decades at GSK. He held a wide range of senior leadership positions, including Commercial Director and Business Unit Director (France, Italy, and Global), as well as General Manager in Belgium and France.
His early career was marked by a strong international dimension within mid-sized pharmaceutical companies. He notably held marketing roles in Mexico, followed by a Business Development position in the United States, led Market Insights activities in France, and later served as General Manager in the Philippines.
A committed stakeholder in the healthcare ecosystem, he has placed his expertise at the service of the collective by serving on the Board of Leem (Les Entreprises du Médicament) since 2019, before being elected its President on 9 June 2026. As Chair of the Financing and Regulation Committee (CFR), he notably led strategic initiatives aimed at advancing the healthcare system and shaping the regulatory framework governing the pharmaceutical sector.
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Pierre PRIBILE
Director
SÉCURITÉ SOCIALE
France |
Pierre PRIBILE
Director
SÉCURITÉ SOCIALE
France
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Franck VON LENNEP
President
AGENCY FOR INFORMATION ON HOSPITAL CARE - ATIH
France |
Franck VON LENNEP
President
AGENCY FOR INFORMATION ON HOSPITAL CARE - ATIH
France
Franck von Lennep is Counsellor of Accounts at the Cour des Comptes, President of the Board of Directors of the Agency for information on hospital care - ATIH - and Vice-Chairman of the Strategic Council for Healthcare Innovation. He has held a number of positions, including Advisor to the Minister of Public Accounts (2010-2012), Head of the Directorate for Research, Studies, Evaluation and Statistics - DREES (2012-2017), Advisor to the Prime Minister (2017-2020) and Director of the French Social Security system (2020-2024). He is also President of the think tank "Cercle Asclépios - santé pour tous", part of the Fondation FACE.
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| 10:05 | Debate | France, a hub for research and industry: an attainable dream? | |
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Éric DUCOURNAU
General Manager
PIERRE FABRE LABORATORIES
France |
Éric DUCOURNAU
General Manager
PIERRE FABRE LABORATORIES
France
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Frédéric GIRARD
President
FRANCE BIOTECH
France |
Frédéric GIRARD
President
FRANCE BIOTECH
France
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Arnaud MASCARELL
CEO, co-Founder
FINEHEART
France |
Arnaud MASCARELL
CEO, co-Founder
FINEHEART
France
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Nom à confirmer
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Édouard HUBERT
Editorial Director
APM
France |
Édouard HUBERT
Editorial Director
APM
France
A graduate of Sciences Po Paris (1991) and the Centre de formation des journalistes (CFJ, 1994), Edouard Hubert has been working for APM, the leading news agency in the healthcare sector, for 28 years. On graduating from the CFJ, he helped set up a French-language journalism training program at Lomonosov University in Moscow as a national service volunteer (VSN). Back in France, he freelanced for several newspapers, including Les Echos, L'Agéfi and the Revue des conseillers du commerce extérieur. He also worked for Le Progrès and Le Dauphiné libéré. He joined APM in 1996 as a columnist in charge of the pharmaceutical industry, where he covered the news of companies and the first steps of conventional relationship between the governement and the industry. He was appointed editor-in-chief in 2000, then deputy managing editor in 2005, without losing sight of his first love for the healthcare industries. He has been Editorial Director since 2018, a position in which he coordinates the work of some thirty journalists and participates in the development and diversification of the editorial offering.
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| 10:45 | | Break | |
| 11:15 | Debate | A sovereign Europe in medicines and medical devices: fiction or reality? | |
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Auriane CANO-CHANCEL
President
ASTRAZENECA
France |
Auriane CANO-CHANCEL
President
ASTRAZENECA
France
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Caroline HERNU
CEO
MACO PHARMA
France |
Caroline HERNU
CEO
MACO PHARMA
France
Caroline Hernu has been the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Macopharma since September 2021, a family-owned company based in Tourcoing and a European leader in blood transfusion solutions. She joined Macopharma in 2010, held various roles there, including Head of Human Resources, Business Unit Director, Sales Director in Brazil and Head of Corporate Strategy before taking over the company’s leadership. Under her direction, the company has invested in production automation and robotisarion, notably through a €5 million project aimed at doubling its manufacturing capacity for transfusion filters. Macopharma produces around 20 million transfusion kits per year and employs more than 2,100 people in more than 15 countries, a scope she manages with a strong focus on innovation and industrial sovereignty. Caroline Hernu also serves on the Board of Directors of SNITEM, where she contributes to the strategic priorities of the medical device sector. An engineer by training (Master of engineering in the agri-food industry), she also graduated from INSEAD and London Business School in finance. Her career is defined by a consistent focus on placing people, innovation, and social, societal and environmental impact at the heart of her managerial decisions.
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Nom à confirmer
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Frédéric COLLET
President
BIONNASSAY CONSULT
France |
Frédéric COLLET
President
BIONNASSAY CONSULT
France
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| 11:45 | Debate | Is Europe master of its own destiny in AI and digital technology? | |
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Hela GHARIANI
President
HEALTH DATA HUB
France |
Hela GHARIANI
President
HEALTH DATA HUB
France
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Jean-Urbain HUBAU - à confirmer
Managing Director
DOCTOLIB
France |
Jean-Urbain HUBAU - à confirmer
Managing Director
DOCTOLIB
France
Jean-Urbain Hubau currently holds the position of Managing Director France at Doctolib and is a member of the group's executive committee. Before joining Doctolib, Jean-Urbain, nicknamed "Jurb," held various positions within the Accor and then the Edenred group. Throughout his career at Edenred, Jean-Urbain focused on developing and optimizing professional mobility solutions, contributing to the growth and expansion of the group in Latin America. In 2012, he joined the company as Financial Director of Edenred Brazil, then became General Manager of Edenred Mexico in 2014. In 2018, he was appointed Director of Professional Mobility Solutions for Brazil, before extending his responsibilities to all of Latin America. In 2021, Jurb was promoted to Chief Operating Officer of Professional Mobility Solutions at Edenred and joined the Group's Executive Committee.
He started his career at Accor in 2004 and worked there for eight years. During his time at Accor, he focused on ensuring financial stability and performance in Asia-Pacific and Latin America. He held various positions, including Financial Controller for Asia-Pacific, Director of Consolidation, and Financial Director for Latin America.
Jean-Urbain Hubau holds a degree in Economics from ESSEC Business School.
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Nom à confirmer
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David GRUSON
Founder of Ethik-IA; Director of Home Health Care Programs
LA POSTE SANTÉ & AUTONOMIE
France |
David GRUSON
Founder of Ethik-IA; Director of Home Health Care Programs
LA POSTE SANTÉ & AUTONOMIE
France
Former student of the National School of Administration and the School of Advanced Studies in Public Healthcare, David Gruson is Counsellor of Accounts at the Cour des Comptes, He has held several positions of responsibility in the fields of public policies in healthcare. In particular, he has been Advisor to the Prime Minister in charge of healthcare and autonomy (2010-2012), CEO of La Reunion University Hospital Center (2012-2016) and Executive Director of the French Hospital Federation – FHF (2016-2017). Since July 2024, he has been the Home Care Director of La Poste Santé & Autonomie. He is the Founder of EthikIA whose recommendations on the use of AI in healthcare have served as inspiration for the artificial intelligence section of the revision of the French bioethics legislation, and for the new European regulation on AI.
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| 12:15 | | Closing | |
| 12:40 | | End of the convention – Farewell lunch | |