Isabelle Bénard
About Isabelle Bénard
Isabelle Bénard is the Chief Product Officer at Mirakl and serves as the Chapter Ambassador for Technovation Girls France. She has over 20 years of experience in product management and technology, with a strong background in software engineering and a commitment to mentoring young women in tech.
Company
Isabelle Bénard currently holds the position of Chief Product Officer at Mirakl in Paris, Île-de-France, France. Mirakl is recognized as one of France's top scale-up companies. Mirakl is a leading enterprise marketplace platform, focused on enabling B2B and B2C businesses to launch and grow scalable marketplaces.
Title
Isabelle Bénard currently serves as the Chief Product Officer at Mirakl. In this role, she leads product innovation and oversees the development and execution of the company's product strategy.
Education and Expertise
Isabelle Bénard holds a Master's degree in Finance from Nottingham University Business School and a Master's degree in Management from KEDGE Business School. Additionally, she has a Master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Paris. Over her 20-year career, she has developed expertise in digital transformation, product marketing, pricing strategy, online shopping experience, supply chain management, B2B2C platforms, M&A, and corporate strategy.
Background
Isabelle Bénard has an extensive background in product management and technology, having held significant roles at Amazon, SSENSE, Lightspeed HQ, and Global Fashion Group. She has experience in various sectors, including e-commerce, fashion, and technology. Isabelle contributed to the rapid growth of Montreal-based companies such as SSENSE and Lightspeed by developing customer-centric and innovative commerce platforms.
Achievements
As Chief Product Officer at Mirakl, Isabelle Bénard leads product innovation for one of France's leading scale-ups. She is also the President and co-founder of the French chapter of Technovation Girls, a non-profit organization dedicated to inspiring young girls aged 8 to 18 to engage with technology. Isabelle is committed to mentoring young women in tech and has led multiple successful product launches throughout her career.