François Bellanger Prospecting Consultant
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François Bellanger runs Transit-City, a think tank on cities, founded in 2003.
As part of his Consultancy activities, he leads a number of study trips abroad in the field of transport, real estate, trade and leisure. His clients include: Renault, PSA, Orange, Veolia, SNCF, Décathlon, Auchan, Algeco, Unibail-Rodamco, Canal +, and the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations.
As part of his Consultancy activities, he leads a number of study trips abroad in the field of transport, real estate, trade and leisure. His clients include: Renault, PSA, Orange, Veolia, SNCF, Décathlon, Auchan, Algeco, Unibail-Rodamco, Canal +, and the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations.
Alexis Salmon-Legagneur Managing Director Algeco
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Alexis Salmon-Legagneur joined Algeco in 2016 as the Managing Director for France after a career managing B2B services companies, particularly as the managing director for the vertical transportation company Schindler France from 2006 to 2012, then at the foodservice company Elior from 2013 to 2016.
Sante Consiglio Urban planner - Aéroports de Paris
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Building engineer specialized in urban development and planning, graduated from the Politecnico di Bari in Italy, Sante Consiglio has lived and worked in France since 2003.
Following a Master's degree at the INSA in Lyon, he worked for seven years for AREP, a subsidiary of the SNCF (French rail network) which works on train station projects and was responsible for developing interchanges and urban projects surrounding mobility.
He then spent two years with the firm Grand Prix de l’Urbanisme Christian Devillers, where he created the layout plan for the Gares des Mines train station in north-east Paris, before conducting several studies for urban integration of major road infrastructures (the Pont de Bondy interchange on the N3 road, the L2 motorway in Marseilles).
In 2012 he joined the engineering and architecture division at Aéroports de Paris. He is currently Urban Planning Adviser for the Roissy-CDG hub, a position that let him work on all aspects of projects, from a unit project to a large territory one.
He is passionate about cities and the many forms that they take, even in an airport (the Airport City being developed by Aéroports de Paris to accommodate offices, hotels and businesses), and in parallel with his work as a designer, he conducts research on urban forms and public spaces surrounding transit and mobility.
Following a Master's degree at the INSA in Lyon, he worked for seven years for AREP, a subsidiary of the SNCF (French rail network) which works on train station projects and was responsible for developing interchanges and urban projects surrounding mobility.
He then spent two years with the firm Grand Prix de l’Urbanisme Christian Devillers, where he created the layout plan for the Gares des Mines train station in north-east Paris, before conducting several studies for urban integration of major road infrastructures (the Pont de Bondy interchange on the N3 road, the L2 motorway in Marseilles).
In 2012 he joined the engineering and architecture division at Aéroports de Paris. He is currently Urban Planning Adviser for the Roissy-CDG hub, a position that let him work on all aspects of projects, from a unit project to a large territory one.
He is passionate about cities and the many forms that they take, even in an airport (the Airport City being developed by Aéroports de Paris to accommodate offices, hotels and businesses), and in parallel with his work as a designer, he conducts research on urban forms and public spaces surrounding transit and mobility.
MARIE HÉLÈNE CONTAL Deputy Director of the IFA
(French architecture institute)
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(French architecture institute)
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Deputy director of the IFA and head of the "Global Award for Sustainable Development" programme.
Marie-Hélène is an architect with a state diploma (DPLG) and a graduate of Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris. In the 1990s she worked on major government cultural projects such as the Musée du Cinéma, the Palais de Tokyo and the Cité de l’Architecture.
In 2001 she became deputy director of the IFA, where she has developed international research programmes. Their goal is to identify and analyse alternative architecture strategies to deal with the economic, ecological and urban crisis.
Marie-Hélène is an architect with a state diploma (DPLG) and a graduate of Institut d’Etudes Politiques de Paris. In the 1990s she worked on major government cultural projects such as the Musée du Cinéma, the Palais de Tokyo and the Cité de l’Architecture.
In 2001 she became deputy director of the IFA, where she has developed international research programmes. Their goal is to identify and analyse alternative architecture strategies to deal with the economic, ecological and urban crisis.