We assist our clients in developing a broader approach customised to the country they are targeting and help them navigate its administrative and political maize.
When operating abroad, companies and institutions are prone to cultural faux pas, thus overlooking important stakeholders. This is where we can help.
Our experience of international transactions and leading think tanks at the crossroads between business and government puts us in a position to strengthen our clients’ hand.
Sharing viewpoints, discussing key issues and trends in a particular industry help elaborate a vision of coming challenges and how to address them.
Nexus has experience in seminars and brainstorming events, in working with international partners on broader events, and in conducting foreign delegations exploring policies related to the energy and digital transitions.
Nexus operates with a network of individuals around the world with a strong international experience and an insider's knowledge of local ways.
Yannick initially specialized in European gas and power as an analyst at Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA), a US-based consulting company on global energy. In 2009 he founded Nexus forum, which set up seminars on energy issues in emerging markets such as Russia, Mexico, Azerbaijan, and Turkey, and on American infrastructure in Washington D.C. and Houston, bringing together corporate and policy players to discuss strategic issues and the energy industry. After working on the COP22 in Morocco in 2016, Yannick refocused Nexus on climate, smart cities and innovation. Nexus works with Global Futures Group on smart cities new york.
Yannick is also an author and a frequent media guest in France on international affairs. He has taught at the French Military Academy of Saint-Cyr and at SciencesPo Aix in Provence. He is a graduate of the Paris school of political studies SciencesPo. A Fulbright scholar, he studied at Harvard and Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy where he earned a Master's and a Ph.D.
Nexus operates with a network of individuals around the world with a strong international experience and an insider's knowledge of local ways.
Yannick initially specialized in European gas and power as an analyst at Cambridge Energy Research Associates (CERA), a US-based consulting company on global energy. In 2009 he founded Nexus forum, which set up seminars on energy issues in emerging markets such as Russia, Mexico, Azerbaijan, and Turkey, and on American infrastructure in Washington D.C. and Houston, bringing together corporate and policy players to discuss strategic issues and the energy industry. After working on the COP22 in Morocco in 2016, Yannick refocused Nexus on climate, smart cities and innovation. Nexus works with Global Futures Group on smart cities new york.
Yannick is also an author and a frequent media guest in France on international affairs. He has taught at the French Military Academy of Saint-Cyr and at SciencesPo Aix in Provence. He is a graduate of the Paris school of political studies SciencesPo. A Fulbright scholar, he studied at Harvard and Tufts University's Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy where he earned a Master's and a Ph.D.
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