Bertrand Pulman.

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Currently Professor of Sociology and Anthropology at Sorbonne Paris Cité, Bertrand Pulman also directs a Master's program at the École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales. He takes a deep interest in social foresight across three distinct fields: sport, family, and health. He is also a specialist in the dialogue between the social sciences and psychoanalysis.

Bertrand Pulman's research on the sociology of sport offers valuable insights for managers and business leaders. It sheds profound light on our relationship with performance, our handling of challenges and successes, and team dynamics. He demonstrates how physical activity and sport are major societal issues, influencing our well-being—especially at work—and our individual and collective health.

Regarding family sociology, Bertrand Pulman shows that the evolutions and increasing diversity of family structures must be taken into account, as they can impact corporate life. Comparing kinship systems across time and space helps identify the foundations of uniquely human solidarity.Spoken language of the speaker

• French

Bertrand Pulman delivers his keynotes in French; he is active across French-speaking countries, French-speaking Switzerland, Geneva, Lausanne…UnoMe invites you to explore the philosophy of Bertrand Pulman during a keynote. This sociologist examines the performance and hyper-performance of elite athletes, whose core values can be applied to business to maximize potential. Furthermore, he analyzes recent family transformations to better understand corporate life through the pillars of social bonds: alliance, reciprocity, exchange, and interdependence.

Equip your organization to embrace team-building values through engagement, collective spirit, handling success and failure, and emotional regulation.

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