Boubacar Coulibaly

Boubacar Coulibaly has a diverse work experience spanning several industries. Boubacar began their career at Orange in 2011 as a Conseiller client, where they provided customer service and resolved network issues. Following that, they worked as a Conseiller de vente at Bouygues Telecom, where they focused on selling services to both individual and business customers. Coulibaly then joined LCL as an Auxiliaire de Vacances, working as a Conseiller d'accueil and assisting with various banking operations. Boubacar also worked as a Commercial btob sédentaire at Getty Images, responsible for business-to-business sales. At Project Education Group, they served as a Commercial, supporting project management and identifying commercial opportunities.

Coulibaly then transitioned to Jalios, initially working as an Account executive, promoting collaborative solutions. Boubacar later took on roles as a Territory Account executive Ile-de-France et DROM-COM and a Regional Account Manager / Africa & Pacific, responsible for sales development and partner network management in specific regions.

In the future, Coulibaly will take on a role as a Mentor at Kout Que Kout, leveraging their experience to guide and support others.

Boubacar Coulibaly's education history begins with their completion of a Bachelor's degree in commerce and marketing at ICD Business School in 2017. Prior to that, they pursued a Master's degree in Ingénieur d'affaires en hautes technologies at Euridis Business School from 2017 to 2019.

Before entering higher education, Coulibaly obtained a BTS MUC (Management des Unités Commerciales) degree from Imc Alternance, Groupe Randstad from 2013 to 2015. Boubacar also earned a BTS IRIS (Informatique et Réseau pour l'Industrie et les Services) degree from CFA DORIAN between 2011 and 2013, which focused on computer science and networking for the industry and services sectors.

Boubacar'seducational journey began at Lycée français de Tripoli, where they completed their Baccalauréat in the scientific field in the years 2007 to 2010.