Our team
Helene Teulon
Founder
Hélène Teulon is an engineer graduated from the École Polytechnique, and has a doctorate in industrial economics. She has been developing stroke skills since 1992.
Founder of Gingko 21 in 2005, she developed the OpenGreen eco-innovation method, published in
The Eco-innovation Guide: it helps management teams to integrate the circular economy into their strategy, leads creativity seminars, and notably explores disruptive eco-innovation, aimed at completely erasing environmental impacts.
Gentian Gastaldi
Agronomist
Gentiane Gastaldi is an agricultural engineer specializing in the environment.
After an experience in mass distribution, she joined Gingko 21 and supports our customers in the realization of LCA, the implementation of eco-design and the training of their teams.
Quentin Bezier
Designer engineer
Quentin is an eco-designer, graduated from the Nantes Atlantique School of Design and ENSAM.
He has worked for Gingko 21 since 2015 and supports companies in their development towards a lower impact activity. He is in charge of LCA, ecodesign and industrial ecology projects.
Marie De Saxcé
Doctor in environmental sciences
Marie de Saxcé obtained her PhD in 2012 on the environmental assessment of the global textile industry. Through her seven-year experience in consultancy, she gained a good knowledge on several industrial sectors such as transports, food, health and textiles. She specializes in Environmental Profit and Loss Accounts for industrial sectors, companies and NGOs. She joined Gingko 21 in 2020 to support our customers initiatives on sustainability.
Emil Dohlen
Engineer in life cycle assessment and ecodesign
Emil Dohlen is an engineer in life cycle assessment and ecodesign. He graduated from the Technical University of Denmark and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology in industrial and territorial ecology. He joined Gingko 21 in 2020.
Claire Rebourg
Engineer in life cycle assessment and ecodesign
Claire Rebourg is an engineer graduated from Ecole Centrale Paris with a first experience in the aeronautics sector. Motivated to contribute to the consideration of environmental impacts in product development, she joined Gingko 21 in 2020 as a consulting engineer in LCA and eco-design.
Anna mogensen
Engineer
Frédéric Thébaud is a graduate of the École Polytechnique and doctor-engineer in Materials Science. His experience in the automotive and energy sectors, in large groups such as mid-size companies, as well as in an international consulting firm, gives him a detailed knowledge of the conditions for adopting new environmental practices in the company. He is developing the activities of Gingko 21 in the Grand Est region (Alsace - Champagne - Ardennes - Lorraine).
Frédéric Thébaud
Engineer
Frédéric Thébaud - Engineer
Frédéric Thébaud is a graduate of the École Polytechnique and has a doctorate in Materials Science. His experience in the automotive and energy sectors, in large groups such as mid-sized companies, as well as in an international consulting firm, gives him detailed knowledge of the conditions for adopting new environmental practices in the company. . It is developing Gingko 21's activities in the Grand Est region (Alsace - Champagne - Ardennes - Lorraine).
Marie Cécile Pinson
Project Manager Design
Marie-Cécile Pinson is a graduate of the École du Louvre and the IAE of Paris. His interventions aim to integrate design and management of innovation within companies, to make it a vector of development and business. After working for international groups such as professional federations and a French organization, she is now Design Project Manager at Gingko 21 and works as an AMO Architecture-Design-Living Environment for Wood Living Buildings.
Francois Richard
Information and Communication Expert
François RICHARD is a graduate of ESIEA, School of Engineers of the Digital World, and doctor of Applied Computing. His various responsibilities in the field of Telecommunications (at FranceTélécom / Orange and at Matra Communication) allow him to have a good perception of the current developments in the digital world and more particularly on its environmental footprint. As such, he participates in the work of the think tank The Shift Project.