I'm Bérengère Fally, a strategic executive with 25 years of international experience, and what people tend to call an atypical profile.

My work sits at the crossroads of innovation, technology, creativity, education, research and industry... not because I couldn't choose, but because the most valuable solutions tend to live exactly where these worlds intersect in ways nobody planned for.
I've learned that the most interesting things happen at the edges, where tech meets culture, where research meets industry, where policy meets people on the ground.

Over two decades, I've secured €15M+ in EU and public funding, governed cross-border programmes and consortia, and advised public authorities and executive teams on strategic orientation.
I've spoken and facilitated at European and international events, contributed to research-industry technology transfer, and built cross-sector coalitions between actors who, on paper,  had no reason to collaborate.

I have also initiated and led business development cycles, identifying strategic opportunities, structuring value propositions and bringing the right stakeholders to the table to turn them into concrete partnerships or funded programmes.
The approach has always been the same: understand how the system works, find the leverage point, build the stakeholder engagement that makes things move sustainably.

One thread that has run through all of it: the conviction that innovation only delivers its full potential when it's genuinely accessible. That means paying attention to who's in the room, who isn't, and why... whether that's women in technology, underrepresented communities in digital transformation, or regions that tend to get left behind in the conversation.
 

I operate at the intersection of ecosystem governance, public-private transformation and institutional strategy, in environments where complexity is the norm and alignment is the work. Based in Brussels, working across Europe and internationally.