Bio:

Starting as a cellist in the Annecy, Lyon,and Geneva Orchestras from between 1986 and 1989, Boris began his professional career in the world of music, showcasing his talent and passion for the arts.

Transitioning into the world of technology, Boris joined AXA in August 1991 as an App Developer. He rose through the ranks to become a Technical Modernization Manager, spearheading strategic modernization programs and demonstrating exceptional leadership skills.

In 2001, Boris was appointed General Manager at Metaware Technologies (acquired since by Inetum), where he served as the P&L France owner, representing 90% of MetaWare’s revenues. During his tenure, he focused on driving business development initiatives and overseeing major innovative projects, showcasing his acumen in business strategy and execution.

In May 2007, Boris joined Dynatrace as a Pre-Sales Manager, where he managed Application Performance Management (APM) Pre-Sales teams in SEMEA (+30 Countries). His role involved strategic planning and team leadership to drive sales and support customers in optimizing their technological and business performance.

Since April 2014, Boris has served as the Chief Information and Technology Officer (CITO) at Paris Saint-Germain, where he oversees the organization’s technology infrastructure and digital initiatives. Notable projects under Boris’s tenure include:

1. The renovation of the Parc des Princes in 2015 with a focus on enhanced stadium security and spectator experience by providing advanced connectivity and digital services.
2. The transformation of the corporate and business information system and creation of a comprehensive sports information system. This new system addressed several critical needs, including match analysis, medical and paramedical monitoring of players, team management, and performance evaluation.
3. The creation of the PSG’s new training centre ,a project that consolidated the infrastructure for the team’s development and performance. The training centre is equipped with the most advanced technologies, providing an optimal environment for players and technical staff. The site spans 74 hectares and houses PSG’s men, women’s football teams and our men and women’s youth academies. Boris’s IT team serves over 180 professional athletes and youngsters all year around.

In 2014, Boris founded the Association of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) of Major European Football Clubs. Through the Association (which now has more than 20 clubs), clubs exchange insights, collaborate on groundbreaking projects, and collectively push the boundaries of sports technology. From data analytics revolutionizing player performance to cutting-edge fan engagement platforms, the fruits of their collaboration are evident on and off the pitch.