For the 1st edition of the Engagement Summit at the OECD, Salime participated alongside Sophie Yannicopoulos, Managing Director of Adobe France, and Yves Nicolas, Deputy CTO of Sopra Steria, during the panel "AI4GOOD: Are We Right to Believe in It?".​

Discussions revolved around the positive impacts of artificial intelligence in areas such as social protection, marketing, and ethics. They emphasized the importance of human oversight in the development and application of AI to ensure ethical and beneficial outcomes.​
 

Through an immersive one-day experience, AI and digital transformation come to life through hands-on workshops.
This engaging program allows participants to explore practical techniques, such as effectively using ChatGPT to address job-specific needs and overcome daily challenges.
With real-life scenarios, the solutions learned can be immediately applied the very next day after training.

Discover the panel discussion "The future of commerce: perspectives and insights," where top industry experts, led by Salime explored the major challenges and transformations shaping the sector.
Featuring prominent leaders such as Jean-Baptiste Djebbari (former Minister of Transport), Samir Amellal (CIO and Director of Digital Strategy & Data, Auchan), and Olivier Urrutia (General Delegate, FCA), this discussion provides valuable insights into the economic, societal, and geopolitical perspectives redefining commerce.

In front of a select audience of top executives, Salime led a conference on Transformational Leadership, emphasizing the importance of making innovation a collective driving force within organizations, starting with the leaders themselves.
Titled "Innovation Everywhere, for Everyone, by Everyone," his talk encouraged participants to rethink their leadership approach, fostering a bold and shared vision. Salime urged leaders to see innovation as an essential lever, not only for business evolution but also to engage and inspire teams.
A key moment to unite leaders around a collaborative and ambitious future

Salime Nassur addressed all VINCI Facilities employees during their Meet Up, delivering an engaging and inspiring keynote on "Our Human Capital in the Era of Digitalization & AI." Through concrete examples, he demonstrated that AI is not just a trend, but an opportunity for everyone to reinvent themselves and evolve.
 

His key message was clear: To navigate this ever-changing world, it is crucial to adopt a Growth Mindset, be open to change, and above all, collaborate.
In a dynamic and engaging atmosphere, the audience actively participated, exploring the impact of small innovations together. The session ended with on-stage pitches, which were particularly well-received by the participants.

The Economic Inclusion Summit is a key event dedicated to diversity and equal opportunities in the professional world. It brings together major economic, political, and civil society leaders to explore practical solutions for the inclusion of talent from all backgrounds.

During his inspiring talk, Salime Nassur provided a clear and insightful perspective on the current state of diversity in the workplace and emphasized the urgent need for deep, meaningful change. He highlighted the importance of breaking the glass ceiling to enable true and authentic inclusion within organizations.

At the Ubisoft Global Publishing Days, Salime Nassur delivered an inspiring keynote titled "Together, Not the Same," a theme that is particularly close to his heart.

He explored key concepts such as diversity, equality, equity, inclusion, multiculturalism, and cultural intelligence, while emphasizing the benefits and success of multicultural teams.
Salime demonstrated how our differences, when embraced and valued, can become a driving force for innovation and success.
His talk resonated with authenticity, leaving behind a powerful message: diversity is not just an asset—it is a key driver of success.

Passionate about new technologies and entrepreneurship, and freshly graduated from a business school, Salime Nassur co-founded Normanet with two partners—the first web agency in Normandy—while working at France Télécom Interactive (which later became Wanadoo, then Orange). After selling Normanet, he ventured into luxury French pastry-making in Greece. Upon returning to France, and after a stint at Alcatel, he was contacted by Google, marking the beginning of a new adventure between Paris and Mountain View.

Today, a new passion drives him: bringing a human touch back to a professional world that has lost its bearings. This is where the maars project began to take shape in his mind, with a simple mission: to help build a world where every person feels happy and inspired to work every day, thrives in their professional environment, and—at the end of the day—feels they have contributed to something meaningful, whatever it may be.