Mathieu Berthelon

Mathieu Berthelon, as the Director of Industry Digital Strategy & Transformation at Microsoft, plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of energy and sustainability for some of the world's largest and most complex organizations. Leveraging over 15 years of expertise in management consulting, corporate strategy, and digital transformation, Mathieu specializes in guiding energy sector clients through ambitious digital initiatives that drive operational excellence, innovative business models, and sustainable growth. His current focus involves orchestrating large-scale digital transformation programs that integrate cutting-edge technologies such as cloud computing, IoT, and AI to optimize energy management, enhance asset performance, and reduce carbon footprints.

At Microsoft, Mathieu leads strategic engagements with energy companies, utilities, and renewable organizations, helping them redefine industry standards and accelerate their sustainability agendas. His work often involves structuring strategic partnerships that leverage Microsoft's cloud platform and digital solutions to unlock new revenue streams and improve sales effectiveness. Mathieu’s expertise in energy markets, combined with his skills in business and IT strategy, enables him to develop tailored digital strategies that address complex industry challenges, from regulatory compliance to grid modernization.

Key projects under his leadership include deploying intelligent energy management systems, implementing data-driven performance improvement initiatives, and fostering innovation through private equity collaborations. His ability to align digital transformation with core business objectives ensures that clients not only achieve their sustainability goals but also gain a competitive edge in an evolving industry landscape. With a deep understanding of growth strategies and strategic partnerships, Mathieu continues to help energy organizations navigate the digital age, transforming industry paradigms and enabling sustainable, resilient operations.