Team 42 Lausanne
The team at 42 Lausanne is multidisciplinary and brings together experts dedicated to key areas: fundraising, partnership development, academic management, communications, event organisation and student support.
Christophe Wagnière, CEO of 42 Switzerland
"42’s mission is to provide high-quality tech training that is accessible to everyone, regardless of qualifications, through innovative and collaborative teaching methods. To achieve this ambition, we rely on a team of dedicated experts and a committed management committee. Together, we support students in developing the skills that will enable them to adapt to technological changes, contribute to the local economy, strengthen Switzerland’s digital sovereignty and meet the needs of businesses."
A diverse range of profiles
Management, teaching, events, partnerships, communications – all these areas are represented within the team, which brings together a wide variety of profiles. On a day-to-day basis, the team oversees the development of the campus, supports students throughout their studies, builds partnerships with businesses and institutions, organises events and develops innovative initiatives centred on artificial intelligence, digital transformation and the skills of the future.
The 42 Lausanne team brings together dedicated, talented individuals from a variety of backgrounds, who pool their expertise and skills to work towards a common goal: to bring 42 Lausanne to life and help it grow.
The 42 Lausanne team
« After gaining experience in both UX/UI design and web development, I joined 42, where I now hold the roles of Head of Teaching and Technology at 42 Lausanne and Head of the ForPro Digital Lab, driven by the belief that learning is a collaborative process and that peer-led teaching can make technology accessible to a wide range of people. »
Léa Medrano
Head of Educational Technology – Head of the ForPro Digital Lab, 42 Lausanne
« I joined 42 Lausanne to retrain in IT. There, I discovered cyber security, developed my skills and learnt how to lead practical technical projects, notably with Swisscom on the creation of a swimming pool infrastructure. Today, I work at 42 Lausanne: I’ve gone from wanting to change career paths to a job in tech, at the school that gave me the opportunity to realise my potential. »
Eduardo Sanchez
Head of Educational Technology, 42 Lausanne
« Following roles at start-ups in Paris, with international online-only companies and within tourism and cultural organisations in Lausanne, I joined 42, whose mission is particularly close to my heart: to train the tech talent of tomorrow by combining equal opportunities, innovation and excellence. »
Emmanuelle Rose
Head of Communications, 42 Switzerland
« I’ve been passionate about IT since my teenage years, and I joined École 42 as soon as it opened in Paris. After several years of contributing to the 42 model and its teaching methods, the opportunity arose to set up the Lausanne branch. I have now been working for the 42Lausanne team for over five years, supported by my team! »
Vincent Rey
Head of Teaching and Learning, 42 Lausanne
« As a student at 42 Lausanne, I joined the team after gaining experience in communications, social media and events. Today, as Community Manager, I draw on this dual expertise to support our community, promoting our campuses, showcasing our students’ journeys and creating events that bring the 42 ecosystem to life. »
Juliette Turrel
Community manager, 42 Lausanne
« A self-taught entrepreneur who has been self-employed for 35 years and co-founder of 42 Lausanne, it is 42’s fantastic teaching approach and its model of free education that have motivated me – and continue to motivate me every day – to work towards ensuring 42’s long-term future in Switzerland »
Alessandro Rui
Partnerships Manager, 42 Switzerland
« I completed my course at 42 Lausanne »
Morgane Allemann
Head of Educational Technology, 42 Lausanne
The Management Committee of 42 Lausanne
They were the first to recognise that opening a 42 campus in French-speaking Switzerland was an unprecedented opportunity for the region, and they succeeded in the daring challenge of securing the funding needed to launch 42 Lausanne.