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Arnaud Jouron

Managing Partner

Global Practice Leader, Performance

France

Arnaud has 30 years of experience, having developed his career in three phases: starting as a consultant, moving to CFO, and then serving as CEO of industrial international companies.

Arnaud Jouron

Areas of Focus

Education

Ecole Polytechnique
Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées
Master (DEA) of Artificial Intelligence

Past Experience

ArcelorMittal
CEO Tubular Global
ArcelorMittal
CFO Long carbon Europe
ArcelorMittal
CFO Stainless (now Aperam)
Constelium
BU President Automotive and Packaging
McKinsey
Associate Principal
Arthur D. Little
Senior manager

Arnaud Jouron

Arnaud is a Managing Partner, leading Arthur D. Little's Global Performance Practice and is based in Paris. Arnaud worked for 12 years as a consultant at McKinsey and Arthur D. Little, then gained 12 years of experience as an executive (CEO, CFO in industry) and has re-joined Arthur D. Little end 2019.

Arnaud has led many large transformation and turn-around projects as an executive and as a consultant.

He worked in process (paper, cement, chemical, steel) industries, mining industries, high-tech manufacturing (chips, electronics, space, aeronautics, defense, automation, mid-size and large equipment manufacturers) and for private equity.

Is steel scrap the new gold?
Financial Services
Is steel scrap the new gold?
Steel production is responsible for 7%[1] of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, underscoring the urgency of reducing its carbon footprint to meet net zero targets. Regulators are intensifying their efforts; for instance, Europe aims to cut CO2 steel production emissions by nearly 25% by 2030.
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How insects can help reinvent the food chain — An interview with Antoine Hubert, Chairman and CEO, Ÿnsect
Consumer Goods & Retail
How insects can help reinvent the food chain
Arnaud Jouron
Ÿnsect is a rapidly growing agri-food company based in France, set to become one of the global leaders in transforming insects into high-performance natural ingredients for pets, fish, plants, and human beings. Antoine co-founded the company in 2011. In this interview with Arnaud Jouron, Partner at Arthur D. Little, Antoine shares some fascinating insights into the company and the exciting opportunities for the future in the insect-based food industry.   
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Travel & transportation
Rethinking bike-sharing performance
Clément Santander, François-Joseph Van Audenhove, Arnaud Jouron
The pandemic sent many mobility operators reeling, yet one subsector found its time to shine: bike sharing. Fueled by ever-growing demand for cost-effective mobility, the sector grew its global revenue by a third in 2020, while all other mobility services suffered setbacks, according to Statista. More than ever, bike-sharing service providers and cities must facilitate their relationships and service-level agreements (SLAs) to build the perfect public-private partnership.
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Arnaud Jouron

Arnaud is a Managing Partner, leading Arthur D. Little's Global Performance Practice and is based in Paris. Arnaud worked for 12 years as a consultant at McKinsey and Arthur D. Little, then gained 12 years of experience as an executive (CEO, CFO in industry) and has re-joined Arthur D. Little end 2019.

Arnaud has led many large transformation and turn-around projects as an executive and as a consultant.

He worked in process (paper, cement, chemical, steel) industries, mining industries, high-tech manufacturing (chips, electronics, space, aeronautics, defense, automation, mid-size and large equipment manufacturers) and for private equity.

Is steel scrap the new gold?
Financial Services
Is steel scrap the new gold?
Steel production is responsible for 7%[1] of global carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, underscoring the urgency of reducing its carbon footprint to meet net zero targets. Regulators are intensifying their efforts; for instance, Europe aims to cut CO2 steel production emissions by nearly 25% by 2030.
Find out more
How insects can help reinvent the food chain — An interview with Antoine Hubert, Chairman and CEO, Ÿnsect
Consumer Goods & Retail
How insects can help reinvent the food chain
Arnaud Jouron
Ÿnsect is a rapidly growing agri-food company based in France, set to become one of the global leaders in transforming insects into high-performance natural ingredients for pets, fish, plants, and human beings. Antoine co-founded the company in 2011. In this interview with Arnaud Jouron, Partner at Arthur D. Little, Antoine shares some fascinating insights into the company and the exciting opportunities for the future in the insect-based food industry.   
Find out more
Travel & transportation
Rethinking bike-sharing performance
Clément Santander, François-Joseph Van Audenhove, Arnaud Jouron
The pandemic sent many mobility operators reeling, yet one subsector found its time to shine: bike sharing. Fueled by ever-growing demand for cost-effective mobility, the sector grew its global revenue by a third in 2020, while all other mobility services suffered setbacks, according to Statista. More than ever, bike-sharing service providers and cities must facilitate their relationships and service-level agreements (SLAs) to build the perfect public-private partnership.
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More About Arnaud
  • Ecole Polytechnique
  • Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées
    Master (DEA) of Artificial Intelligence
  • ArcelorMittal
    CEO Tubular Global
  • ArcelorMittal
    CFO Long carbon Europe
  • ArcelorMittal
    CFO Stainless (now Aperam)
  • Constelium
    BU President Automotive and Packaging
  • McKinsey
    Associate Principal
  • Arthur D. Little
    Senior manager