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'''Sébastien Bachollet''' is a French citizen and resident of Versailles.
'''Sébastien Bachollet''' is a French citizen and resident of Versailles.
At a professional level, Sébastien is the founding CEO of [[BBS International Consulting]], trading since June 2004, which handles consultancy in the Information Systems arena with a particular emphasis on Internet technologies.
At a professional level, Sébastien is the founding CEO of [[BBS International Consulting]], trading since June 2004, which handles consultancy in the Information Systems arena with a particular emphasis on Internet technologies.
Bachollet was elected to the [[ICANN]] Board as the At-Large selected Board Member, he first took up this position at [[ICANN]]'s 2010 Cartegna conference.<ref>[http://www.isoc-ny.org/?p=1720 ISOC NY]</ref>
He participates in various projects for new gTLDs.<ref>[http://www.dotgreen.org]</ref>
He participates in various projects for new gTLDs.<ref>[http://www.dotgreen.org]</ref>
==Career History==
Bachollet began his career with Air Inter, then moved to work with SNCF (French National Railways) which led to important technological and organizational projects with information systems. Given this experience, he launched and accompanied the development of CIO networks at the national level, within [[CIGREF]], and at the European level, with [[EuroCio]]. He was responsible for strategic actions for development and networking
==Internet Engagement==
==Internet Engagement==
Sébastien has been deeply involved in the Internet world since 1994 with his SNCF (French National Railways) experience, where he launched www.sncf.fr [http://www.sncf.com], which was the first e-business web site in France. He was also involved in developing a comprehensive programme to allow employees to be connected and to use Internet technologies.
Sébastien has been deeply involved in the Internet world since 1994 with his SNCF (French National Railways) experience, where he launched www.sncf.fr [http://www.sncf.com], which was the first e-business web site in France. He was also involved in developing a comprehensive programme to allow employees to be connected and to use Internet technologies.