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The Galion Project

The Galion Project is a collective of tech entrepreneurs and a think tank based in Paris, France, focused on fostering entrepreneurial ambition and collective intelligence within the French tech ecosystem.

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Overview

What The Galion Project does

What The Galion Project is

The Galion Project is a collective of tech entrepreneurs and a think tank based in Paris, France, focused on fostering entrepreneurial ambition and collective intelligence within the French tech ecosystem.

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Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Community
Founded
Founded in 2015
Approximate age
About 11 years
Structured capabilities
Community
Last reviewed
March 31, 2026

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Capability profile

The Galion Project as a community

Community overview

The Galion Project is a community initiative founded by tech entrepreneurs in France. It aims to foster collaboration and innovation among its members, who are primarily founders of tech companies. The organization focuses on addressing the challenges faced by entrepreneurs and enhancing the French tech ecosystem.

Community focus

The Galion Project provides a platform for tech entrepreneurs to share knowledge, resources, and best practices. It emphasizes mutual support and collaboration among its members to stimulate innovation and strengthen the tech ecosystem in France and Europe.

Member value

Members of The Galion Project benefit from a variety of programs and events designed to support their entrepreneurial journey, including training sessions, networking opportunities, and exclusive resources.

Membership

Pricing models
free

Format and cadence

Modality
in-person
Schedule
rolling-admissions
Commitment
light

Availability

Membership state
Accepting
Next recorded event
February 13, 2025

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders
Benefits
network-access and mentorship
Program types
community and bootcamp
Selection criteria
open

Community activity

Annual events
2

Events and activity

The Galion Project organizes various events throughout the year, including Galion Parties (celebratory events held twice a year), Galion Lives (monthly webinars), exclusive thematic dinners with experts, and a members-only event scheduled for February 13, 2025.

Notable members

Notable members include Agathe Wautier (Co-founder and CEO), Remi Aubert (Co-founder and CEO of AB Tasty), Jean-Baptiste Rudelle (Co-founder of Criteo), Arnaud de la Taille (Co-founder and COO of Nabla), and Grace Mehrabé (Co-founder of Wetradelocal.io/Fleurs d'Ici).

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Last reviewed

March 31, 2026

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