INTERVIEW – The CEO of Chargeurs Museum Studio, which just acquired the large immersive palace, leads the creation of museums around the world.
Madame Figaro. – At the time of waking up?
Delphine de Canecaud. – 7 hours. It makes sense considering all I have to do.
If we go back to the roots.
Bourgeois environment, but without restrictions. Parents who were not afraid when I said I wanted to do a creative career. My mother, who became an entrepreneur at the age of 40, marked my childhood. this impressed me a lot. working mother
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The height of your position.
That’s it dream job design museums all over the world, from A to Z or just at one end of the chain, bringing together the best talents. Titanic Belfast, NASA Museum or the White House… At the launch, the prototype, I’m there and I have a hand in everything: the financial model, the media plan , team bonding… It’s easier for me to manage the project later.
Give results?
Today we are 400 people spread over 6 countries, growing by 30% annually.
The step that started it all.
In 1998, as a fine arts student, I participated in a competition consisting of the visualization of the Angoulême Cinema Museum. To respond to the public call for competitions, I created a legal entity, Étoile Rouge, which then became my company, a liaison agency with my first clients in the fashion, beauty and luxury sectors.
I always brought back an image of a five-legged sheep, a bit unclassifiable
Delphine de Canecaud
Mentor?
Many people helped me, but when Mercedes Erra and Rémi Babinet (Founders of BETC, Editor’s Note) bought my company after seventeen years, it was something else. I was happy to enter a new home, to have a boss who challenged me.
Accelerators to your journey.
BETC culture, this requirement to do things that we haven’t seen elsewhere or before. I got “stronger” by learning, interacting with very good creative people, that is the main building block of my journey . I wouldn’t be where I am without this step.
Obstacles on the way.
When I tried to imagine what my life could be like afterwards, it was complicated. I have always seen an image of a sheep with five legs. I had an extremely eclectic profile for large houses.I was surprised I thought the side to win was based on difference.
I had an extremely eclectic profile for large houses
Delphine de Canecaud
Who trusted you?
Michael Fribourg, who leads the Chargeurs (A leader in industrial textiles, the group has diversified into engineering and cultural production services, Editor’s Note) A very international group, while I am not. He saw the way I work, knowing how to attract others is a talent. He recruited me after he saw my video that I hide. (Laughs).
A challenge for tomorrow.
Creating new revenue streams through publishing through our Skira publishing house specializing in art books, museum shops, exhibition exports worldwide and more.
What would you like to convey?
The tribal side is always happy, even if we work hard.
When I tried to imagine what my life might be like afterwards, it was complicated
Delphine de Canecaud
Off mode?
Fifteen years ago, a famous Parisian homeopath received me, listened to me and concluded: “You said the word ‘manage’ seven times in two minutes, here’s Lindsey Sired’s contact information.” He’s giving me a lesson restorative yoga and massages me every Thursday night.I can’t do what I do without it.
Defining your influence.
Make the other person think they found the idea they were offered?
Escape.
Corsica – in Porto Pollo, near Sarten – is the anchor of my life.
Source: Le Figaro
