Eric Sablon

Eric Sablon currently serves as the Digital Development Manager at VetAgro Sup, where he leverages his extensive expertise in digital transformation, e-learning, and multimedia content creation to advance the institution’s strategic objectives. In this role, Eric oversees the development and implementation of innovative digital solutions, including the creation of comprehensive e-learning platforms (LMS), which facilitate continuous professional development for veterinary and agronomic professionals. His proficiency in web development—spanning HTML, CSS, Joomla, Prestashop, Typo3, eZ Publish, and Wordpress—enables him to design, manage, and optimize web portals that serve as vital communication channels for the institution’s diverse audiences.

Eric’s background in 3D modeling, texturing, unwrapping, baking, and rendering complements his skills in multimedia production, allowing him to produce engaging visual content such as videos, photos, and animations that enhance educational and promotional initiatives. His experience with video editing and audio/video montages ensures high-quality multimedia outputs, vital for online training modules, webinars, and digital communication campaigns. Additionally, Eric manages the acquisition, maintenance, and deployment of digital equipment, ensuring that technical infrastructure supports the institution’s digital projects seamlessly.

His expertise extends to designing communication supports—announcements, flyers, newsletters—and managing social networks and websites to increase outreach and engagement. With a strong foundation in project management, graphic design, and character creation, Eric plays a pivotal role in producing the "Santé Publique Agronomique et Vétérinaire" collection, integrating his skills in Illustrator, Photoshop, and traditional animation. Overall, Eric’s multifaceted digital expertise drives VetAgro Sup’s digital innovation, fostering a dynamic environment for education, communication, and professional development in the veterinary and agronomic sectors.