Digital and economic transformation for francophone Christian organizations.
I work with Churches, associations, and mission-driven communities that want to build capacity without losing their identity.
Get in touch →What I observe
Most digital transformation consultants and tools were built for businesses. Their models, metrics, and instincts don't apply to a Church, a nonprofit, or a mission-driven community.
The result: either these organizations stay on the sidelines, or they move forward badly — with providers who don't understand their culture, ill-fitting tools, and projects that exhaust teams without bearing fruit.
What I do
01
Automation is only worth it if it frees up time without degrading the relationship.
I support Churches and associations in their digital transformation: process automation, AI agents, email marketing, and member/donor data intelligence.
Concretely:
- —Audit of current processes and identification of automation opportunities
- —AI / LLM agents on defined tasks (proofreading, sorting, first-level responses)
- —Email marketing automation (sequences, triggers, segmentation)
- —Data intelligence: making what you already know about your members and donors actionable
References
- Rejoice — automations and AI data intelligence tools under real operational conditions.
- Le Chœur du Sud — email automation, from segmentation to sequence.
- FaithTech Paris — ongoing monitoring and integration of AI tools applied to mission-driven organizations.
02
A space empty five days out of seven is a structural problem. Not an inevitability.
I support Churches and associations on their economic and legal model — whether it's activating premises during the week, stabilizing an association, or opening a third-place.
Concretely:
- —Audit of space usage and local community audiences to reach
- —Economic and legal model for a third-place (café, coworking, reception) attached to a Church
- —Association structuring (French law, governance, funding)
- —Support through the first stable revenue cycle
References
- La Baptisse — community founded for francophone Christian artists in Paris, designed for weekday activation and neighborhood rooting.
- Impact Café & coworking — three years on the board with Serve The City: a hybrid café/coworking space where social commitment is embedded in the real neighborhood economy.
03
Growing a community without emptying it of its substance.
I support Christian organizations on their editorial and growth strategy: content, acquisition, retention — with particular attention to what makes a community thrive, not just grow.
Concretely:
- —Editorial audit (channel, social networks, format, frequency)
- —Growth strategy adapted to a Christian culture (not growth hacking)
- —Relationship automation (nurturing, follow-ups, segmentation)
- —Study of links between the existing community and the audiences to reach
References
- YouTube channel Le SEL — direct long-form editorial experience, format and audience.
- Le Chœur du Sud — email automation applied to a real subscriber base.
- TopMusic, supported artists — study of relationships between artists and their fan ecosystem in a Christian music distribution context.
The Path
I didn't start with faith or consulting. I started with equations.
Supaero, then the École Polytechnique. Aerospace engineering teaches one thing you never forget: a structure that doesn't hold on paper won't hold in flight. No room for approximation. Berkeley opened the angle — understanding how innovation is built elsewhere, at what speed, on what instincts.
Zeta Tech and Aurore Market confronted me with another discipline: that of unforgiving markets, where a thesis must be validated in real time or disappear.
Then music. TopMusic, The Chosen. Two worlds that taught me the same lesson in two different forms: value doesn't circulate on its own. You need structures — legal, technical, human — for a work, a story, meaningful content to reach someone without being distorted along the way. The Chosen in particular showed me that a narrative can carry faith to millions of people without ever betraying it — if the infrastructure behind it is built with the same rigor as the narrative itself.
In between, I resumed theology studies. Not on the margins of everything else — underneath it. The foundation. A field mission with France Vie anchored me in a simple conviction: theological thinking that doesn't come down to the concrete — to the person in front of you — is useless.
It's this dual training — engineer and theologian, market and Scripture — that made JPSV.
What I believe
I start from an observation: most of the systems sold to us today — platforms, networks, business models — are designed to capture attention and retain it, not to serve those who use them. This is true in tech. It's sometimes true in the Church.
I work in the opposite direction.
- 01
Circulating what has value, rather than locking it in a system that profits from it.
- 02
Structural integrity before aesthetics. A project, an organization, a statement is judged first by whether it holds under pressure.
- 03
Words as acts. What is said is binding — a faith testimony, a contract, a professional promise, the same requirement for truth.
- 04
Resistance to extractive and addictive systems. I build nothing that captures attention to retain it.
- 05
Faith as compass, never as a marketing argument.
What I do today
FaithTech Paris
(co-founded with CNEF) — uniting those working at the intersection of faith, tech, and AI.
Rejoice
direct field experience on the tensions between contractual demands, artistic creation, and mission.
La Baptisse
community of francophone Christian artists in Paris, Church spaces reactivated on weekdays.
Impact Café & coworking
three years on the board with Serve The City.
Four projects, one line: spreading the love of Christ and the fear of God, bearing fruit.
Let's talk
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I don't work with everyone. I work with those who want to build something that lasts — over time, under pressure, without betraying what they carry.
If that's you, let's talk.