Alexandre Comby’s career has taken him from founding a company in the field of food supplements to management positions in large organisations, via the launch of luxury beauty products. His thirst for entrepreneurship then drove him to explore different business sectors, while cultivating a love of human contact and innovation.
A desire to be an entrepreneur…
Alexandre Comby has always been convinced that entrepreneurship is a way of bringing innovative ideas to life and contributing positively to society. He sees training as an essential lever for personal and societal development. “A properly trained person will be more attentive to their health and to the rights of individuals”, says Alexandre Comby.
Effective and personalised learning solutions
Speaking of mobiletic, he stresses that the aim is to become even more effective through the integration of artificial intelligence, in order to offer ever more effective and personalised learning solutions. “Artificial intelligence will enable mobiletic to offer training that meets the specific needs of each learner. Training is not only a means of acquiring skills, but also a powerful lever for personal and professional development”, maintains Alexandre Comby.
“Faced with the constant challenges of the e-learning and training sector, constantly reinventing oneself and having a clear vision makes it possible to overcome obstacles”. His advice to entrepreneurs is to remain flexible, to anticipate change and not to be afraid to step out of their comfort zone in order to innovate and succeed.
Outside his work, Alexandre Comby finds his balance in his family, sharing his time between his wife and their three children. A trail running and mountain hiking enthusiast, he also enjoys cooking, notably preparing dried meat, a speciality of his region.
Chinese Portrait:
- If you were a colour, which one would you be? The rainbow; I am for diversity and tolerance.
- A country? Morocco or Switzerland, depending on where I am.
- A personality? Evolving, constantly changing.
- An animal? The pigeon, because I used to breed them and discovered the meaning of patience and observation.
- A connected object? The Natel (mobile phone in Switzerland), indispensable in our modern world.
- A superpower? Making training accessible to all.
- A book? “Les Langages Secrets de la Nature” (The Secret Languages of Nature) by Jean-Marie Pelt, which redefines our place in the living world.