AI, automation and better processes for sport organisations.
Club communication, partnerships and events showed me where small sport organisations lose time. Now I build the AI tools and automations that give it back, and help teams actually use them. M2 International Sport Administration student in Lille, writing my thesis on generative AI in sports associations.
The best tool
is the one the team keeps using.
My photography / LISSP CalaisPersonal photography archive · Volleyball
Studies, volleyball, golf and competitive gaming. Then sport management.
An AI research engine running 24/7. A sponsor system built so a club can run it without me. Then the tournament and the season where I learned how sport organisations really work.
open <project> or click a line · lists every command.A tool may not harm the team or, through inaction, allow it to lose time.
A tool must obey the volunteers who use it, except where that would conflict with the First Law.
A tool must outlive my internship, as long as that does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
After Isaac Asimov, I, Robot (1950)
Before automating anything, I look at how the team actually works: who does what, where information gets stuck, which tasks come back every week. Coaching, event operations and the Navy Reserve taught me to prepare before acting.
A Notion workspace, templates, an automation, a local AI model: I pick the simplest thing that removes the friction, and build it with AI-assisted tools like Claude Code.
A tool only counts if the team keeps using it after I leave. Clear documentation, a reading guide for whoever comes next, exports any AI assistant can read: that is how the Royal Daring handover was built.
Before building tools for sport organisations, I worked inside them: on site, with volunteers, against the clock.
Built the VIP hospitality complex and deployed sponsor arches with Bolt Echafaudage, under strict timing constraints.
Organised transport and accommodation for the Ensisheim volleyball tournament alongside my coaching responsibilities at LISSP Calais.
French Navy Reserve service taught me discipline, organisation and team leadership under pressure.
Sport management and governance. Thesis on generative AI and no-code tools in sports associations.
The academic foundation behind my field experience.
Royal Daring Hockey Club ASBL
Led the club's communication and sponsoring overhaul ahead of its promotion to Division Honneur: first graphic charter, reusable Canva template system across 4 content formats, 5-tier sponsor package + Youth Pack delivered as a bilingual FR/NL partner website, Notion handover system for continuity.
UFR3S Lille
Field operations for a 500+ personnel campus tournament. Two critical incidents (venue conflict, weather hazard) resolved with zero event disruption. Graphic charter, bilingual briefing and poster produced.
Bolt Echafaudage
Kourou Beach Festival & Tour de Guyane. Built the VIP hospitality complex and deployed sponsor arches under strict timing constraints. Heavy material handling (telehandlers).
Guyane Matériels Groupe
Customer operations in a tropical environment. Product photography asset production for sales campaigns.
AS Nortkerque 95 (ASN95)
Built the club's digital presence from scratch: sponsor activation (+467% CTR), visual identity, matchday operations and season-long photography. 1M+ views, 44K accounts reached, +93.8% interactions, +28.2% follower growth.
LISSP Calais VB
Complete team logistics, including international travel (transport, accommodation) for the Ensisheim tournament.
Marine Nationale
École de Maistrance. Military rigor, crisis management and team leadership. Operational reserve duties focused on discipline and organisation.
Competition and creativity are still part of my everyday life.
Beyond the projects / My gaming story