Xavier Niel
Xavier Niel is a prominent French entrepreneur and investor, best known as the founder of the telecommunications company Iliad and the tech incubator Station F in Paris. His contributions to the tech ecosystem in France have made him a key figure in promoting innovation and startup culture. Niel's involvement in the Sommet de l’IA reflects his commitment to fostering advancements in artificial intelligence and technology.
Born on Aug 25, 1967 (58 years old)
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Italy:
Xavier Niel is a French telecommunications entrepreneur and investor in Bending Spoons.
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France:
Xavier Niel is the owner of the mobile operator Free and an individual shareholder of Groupe Le Monde.
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France:
Xavier Niel is the owner of Free and an individual shareholder of Groupe Le Monde.
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France:
Xavier Niel is the owner of Iliad, the parent company of Free.
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France:
Xavier Niel is the operator of Free and a shareholder of Groupe Le Monde.
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France:
Xavier Niel is the individual shareholder of the group Le Monde since 2019.
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Monaco:
Xavier Niel was seen alongside Teddy Riner for a failed acquisition of the Coq Sportif.
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Monaco:
Xavier Niel's acquisition of Groupe Nice-Matin marked the end of the cooperative's participative adventure.
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Iran:
Xavier Niel is a billionaire who played a role in the public relations campaign related to the controversy.
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France:
Xavier Niel is mentioned as the individual shareholder of the newspaper Le Monde and the owner of the telecom operator Free.
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