Georges de La Ville-Baugé, a renowned French entrepreneur and a prolific software engineer with extensive work experience in both France and the US, has left an indelible mark in the digital space. He is best known for being the founder of OpenBubble, a social initiative aimed at breaking down social barriers and building human relationships without prejudice or bias.

Georges started his career in the software industry and gained recognition for pioneering mobile marketing when he founded WATISIT in 2000, which he later sold to PUBLICIS, a global communications company. He then developed TWITRSS, a mobile news aggregator that pivoted into a social newswire service, LENEWZ. Georges showcased LENEWZ at prestigious conferences, including the Monaco Media Forum in 2010 and SXSW in 2011.

In 2012, Georges co-founded ECONOMIE MATIN, a French online newspaper that aimed to keep Economy within everyone's reach, using his entrepreneurial skills to build the organization and leading it to reach 1 million monthly unique visitors. He co-organized the Paris CLEANWEB HACKATHON in 2012, an initiative aimed at leveraging big data and smartphones to reduce carbon emissions.

Georges became IPSOS FRANCE's first Chief Digital Officer in 2014, where he oversaw the digital transformation of the organization. In 2016, he joined KOMPASS INTERNATIONAL as CDO, Head of Product Marketing & CIO, where he played a significant role in the company's digital expansion.

Georges is an alumnus of ESI Supinfo, where he earned his MS degree in Computer Science.