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Alex Levy-Thiebaut

Alex Levy-Thiebaut

Multilingual Business Development Executive driving global partnerships and market expansion

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Houston, Texas, United States
Joined June 2025

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Alex Levy-Thiebaut is a highly experienced international business development executive with a career spanning over two decades. His roles have consistently focused on expanding market reach, driving revenue growth, and forging global strategic partnerships across Europe and the US, particularly within IT services, fintech, and financial services. theorg+1
He possesses a strong background in software quality assurance and transformation, currently serving as Director of Client Services at TTC Global, where he is instrumental in managing client relationships and ensuring high-quality software delivery. His expertise extends to early-stage companies and leveraging AI technology for process improvements. theorg+2
Alex's educational foundation includes an MBA from Collège des Ingénieurs and an MS in Engineering from Ecole nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, demonstrating a blend of business acumen and industrial engineering expertise. He also holds training in Channel and Partnership Management from CEGOS, further solidifying his skills in strategic alliances. theorg+1
His professional journey includes significant leadership roles such as co-founder and Director of Business Development at Artificial-Intelligence.Partners, International Development Director at Crédit Agricole Leasing & Factoring, and CEO for FDI Logbox, where he managed and built international teams and subsidiaries across the US, Canada, and the UK. theorg+1
Alex is also a thought leader, having authored several articles on LinkedIn covering a range of business topics including fintech, market intelligence, European investments, and global economic trends, indicating a keen interest in analyzing and commenting on current affairs and industry shifts. linkedin+2

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Europe attractiveness

May 1, 2020

Examines key takeaways from EY's 2020 European foreign investments survey, highlighting the reasons for Europe's appeal to foreign investors.

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Does Brexit spook you?

October 1, 2019

Analyzes the potential implications of Brexit, discussing whether the uncertainty surrounding it is nearing an end and its impact on the market.

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Fintechs: Your European neighbour’s pasture will have you green with envy.

June 1, 2019

Compares the fintech landscapes in Europe and the US, arguing that European fintechs benefit from a more favorable market environment.

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Are you a market intelligence wizard?

August 1, 2018

Explores the art and science of gathering market intelligence and offers insights into best practices.

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RADIANCE 2017

January 1, 2017

An invitation to an event for credit and accounts receivable professionals, highlighting opportunities to learn from industry experts and leaders.

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Will the bad boy of energy save planet Earth?

February 1, 2016

Discusses a fictional scenario from a TV series about thorium-based energy and its potential to address climate change, connecting it to real-world energy debates.

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The fear factor in executive boards

February 1, 2016

Examines the role of fear in decision-making among executive boards, drawing parallels from political debates.

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...and the wind turbine shall dance with the pumpjack...

February 1, 2016

Reflects on the energy landscape post-Paris Agreement, discussing the interplay between traditional and renewable energy sources.

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Will subshale be the new subprime?

January 1, 2016

Discusses the financial system's deep involvement with shale operators and the potential for a financial crisis similar to the subprime mortgage crisis, based on an article in Le Figaro.

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The quest for the lost loyalty card

December 1, 2015

A commentary on the common experience of losing or misplacing loyalty cards and the broader implications for consumer programs.

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