Eliane Alhadeff

Current

OWNER at FUTURE-MAKING SERIOUS GAMES

Past

Going Global Businesses at Royal Dutch Shell
Global Office Architect at Royal Dutch Shell

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Industry

Computer Games

Websites

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Eliane Alhadeff’s Summary

Architect & Urban Studies -
Business Administration Master -
Going Global Business Strategist -
Organization: FUTURE-MAKING SERIOUS GAMES
Occupation: Future-World Thinking & Modeling -
Passion: Exploring how entertainment and games can be used for building a better future -
Credo: If you want to change the future, play it first!

Eliane Alhadeff’s Specialties:

Specialist in 'Future-World' thinking and modeling
Going Global Businesses Strategist

Eliane Alhadeff’s Experience

OWNER

FUTURE-MAKING SERIOUS GAMES

(Privately Held; 1-10 employees; Computer Games industry)

June 2006 — Present (3 years 6 months)

SERIOUS GAMES Research, Development and Distribution
Going Global Businesses

Royal Dutch Shell

(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; RDS; Oil & Energy industry)

August 1999 — February 2006 (6 years 7 months)

Created a ground breaking, collaborative, platform for Strategic Sourcing worldwide
Implemented proof of concept in Brazil, UK, Germany
Rolled-out in 45 countries in Latin America
Acknowledged as a Global Benchmark by Oil Industry Associations, Cap Gemini and A.T.Kearney
Global Office Architect

Royal Dutch Shell

(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; Oil & Energy industry)

January 1996 — July 1999 (3 years 7 months)

Office Of The Future Thinking & Modeling

Networked Team:

Office Of The Future Research Project : Cornell University - College of Human Ecology

"SpaceTime" Office Proof of Concept:: Accenture US and European Hub

"SpaceTime" Environment Modeling: Chadwick International

SpaceTime - the space you need for the time you need it - establishes the spatial demand of major organisations, and promotes a non-territorial office environment. Andrew Chadwick introduced the concept to create the first SpaceTIme Office in the world at Georges V, Paris in 1996, for the then Andersen Consulting.