From 15 to 17 January 2026 in Aubervilliers
The speakers
Pierre Moscovici, born in Paris in 1957, is a French public official with a career combining senior civil service and political commitments. A prominent figure in the Socialist Party, he served as Minister of Economy and Finance under President François Hollande, and later as European Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs. Since 2020, he has been First President of the Court of Auditors, contributing to the modernisation of public finance control in France and Europe. Since 1 January 2026, he has been a member of the European Court of Auditors.
Deputy Public Prosecutor in charge of cybercrime at the Judicial Court of Paris Johanna Brousse, born in 1985, is a Grade 1 magistrate. Following her studies at the National School for the Judiciary (2010 cohort), she served as a substitute prosecutor under the Public Prosecutor General at the Court of Appeal of Paris, and then as Deputy Public Prosecutor at the Judicial Court of Paris. She joined the Cybercrime Unit in September 2017 and took charge of it in September 2020. The J3 Unit has concurrent national jurisdiction in matters of attacks on automated data processing systems. Johanna Brousse also regularly undertakes training activities, particularly with the National School for the Judiciary (ENM), the Universities of Paris (Paris I and Paris II) and Sciences Po Paris.
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Guillaume Gibault, born on 17 June 1985 in Paris, is a French entrepreneur and businessman. He is the founder of the company Le Slip français. After studying at HEC Paris, he joined the Graduate Program at General Electric and then became sales manager at Bio c'bon. In 2011, he embarked on entrepreneurship to create the company Le Slip français. After securing funding, the product, and the manufacturing workshop, he found himself with 600 pairs of underpants and a van. He then decided to bet on French know-how and consumers' desire to buy local. He has become one of the main advocates for "Made in France".
Specialising in social psychology, Kenza DAHMANE completed an international civic service mission, during which she was trained in land-based trades, with production practices that are respectful of the environment and the health of those who produce our food. Today a volunteer in an association dedicated to the mental health of eco-anxious individuals, Kenza DAHMANE has put her diverse experiences to use in designing our "Introduction to First Aid for the Planet" course.
Youssef Badr, born in 1981 in Levallois-Perret, is a French magistrate whose career illustrates the challenges of diversity and equal opportunities in the justice system. From a modest background, he studied law before joining the National School for the Judiciary in 2008. He served successively as a magistrate in Meaux, Bobigny, and Paris. Between 2017 and 2019, he was spokesperson for the Ministry of Justice, a role that led him to regularly participate in public debate. Alongside his judicial duties, he became involved in the associative sector, founding the association "La Courte échelle". He is currently deputy first vice-president at the Bobigny Judicial Court and author of "Pour une justice aux 1000 visages" (For a Justice of 1000 Faces), an essay dedicated to the French myth of equal opportunities.
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