The attention economy
Where your customers' brain time really goes, why everyone is fighting for thirty seconds of their day, and how a brand gets built in a world where attention became the most expensive currency on the market.
Keynotes & training
We even train
our competitors
It's probably the best proof of what we know: training organizations and other agencies trust us with upskilling their own teams on social media, attention and AI. Spend your days building audiences past the two million mark and you end up with things to say that recycled slides will never say.
Lived experience, not slides. That's what keeps a lecture hall awake.
The topics we bring on stage
Algorithms & network sociology
What platforms actually reward, how usage shifts generation after generation, and why most social media strategies fail by copying recipes that are already dead.
AI & creation
What artificial intelligence concretely changes for communication and creative work, what it won't replace, and how to turn it into leverage instead of a threat.
Social selling & personal branding
Turning an online presence into a sales pipeline that works while you sleep. With numbers from our own accounts, never recycled screenshots.
For whom
Schools, companies,
agencies
In business schools, Adrien teaches master's level students, right at the moment theory needs to meet someone who practices every day. For companies, formats range from the keynote that shakes up an offsite to the training that durably equips a marketing team. And for training organizations and agencies, we build tailor-made programs.
The pedagogy
Lived experience, not slides
Every session draws on our own accounts, our own campaigns and our own mistakes. We show the backstage, the real numbers, what worked and what crashed. That's what keeps a room awake and sends a team home with things to apply on Monday morning.
A lecture hall, an offsite,
a team to wake up?
Tell us the context, the date and the audience. The session gets built around your stakes, never the other way round.
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