Benjamin Legrand

Benjamin Legrand

Senior Directeur, Hoofd Informatiesystemen

Benjamin trad in 2005 bij bfinance in dienst en is als Senior Director, Head of Information Systems, verantwoordelijk voor de IS-infrastructuur en de ontwikkelingsinitiatieven van bfinance. Voor hij bij bfinance kwam, werkte Benjamin 8 jaar als consultant in Informatiesystemen bij PwC en bij een IT consulting bedrijf dat hij mee oprichtte. Als consultant was Benjamin betrokken bij grote IT-projecten voor de financiële sector (BNP Paribas, Société Générale, Goldman Sachs). Hij heeft een Master in Engineering van een Franse Grande Ecole en is gecertificeerd Scrum Master.


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