For more than 10 years, La Poste Group and JFD have worked together to enable women to invest in the world of Tech and support the emergence of new leaders who will build the world of tomorrow. This strategic partnership continues around JFD’s 2025 campaign: “Women rAIsing”. Because, while AI promises major advances, it also raises ethical, social and economic issues. It is imperative that women are the architects and not mere spectators. It is a question of performance as much as social justice. Integrating more women into digital and AI ensures that technology reflects the needs of society as a whole. It also means designing products and services that meet the expectations of all, in a world where consumption patterns are constantly evolving.
La Poste is one of the main French players in the digital transformation of companies, through its division of 400 experts in data and AI, its specialized subsidiaries, and its School of Data & AI. Deeply rooted in the territories and committed to strengthening social ties, La Poste group embodies the values of utility, inclusion and human proximity. L’IA by La Poste opens the way to multiple advances, whether medical, environmental, in the field of personal data protection or cybersecurity.
Through “Women rAIsing”, La Poste group and JFD join forces to promote an inclusive, responsible and progressive artificial intelligence. By supporting initiatives that value the diversity of talents and perspectives, this alliance is the illustration of an AI that is a catalyst for innovation, where diversity becomes a lever to meet current technological challenges.
Nathalie Collin is a French executive. During her career, she has worked on digital issues in the music, press, media and communication sectors. She is currently CEO of the Consumer and Digital branch of the La Poste group.
A graduate of ESSEC (1988) and holder of a master’s degree in business law and taxation (Paris II), Nathalie Collin successively worked as a consultant at Arthur Andersen, financial director of the Cité Mondiale des Vins et Spiritueux, and European financial director of Interleaf in London. She joined Virgin Musique France in 1997, where she became financial director, then general manager in 2002, then took over the presidency of its parent company EMI Music France, which she led until 2009. In February 2009, she became chairman of the board of directors of the newspaper Libération with Edouard de Rotschild, reference shareholder. In August 2011, she joined the Nouvel Observateur as president and CEO of the group.
In April 2014, she joined the La Poste group, as deputy CEO of the group, in charge of communication. In February 2015, she also took over the management of the group’s digital branch. She leads the digital transformation of the La Poste group, directs digital distribution with laposte.fr as well as the group’s digital subsidiaries (Docapost, Mediapost Communication). As part of the new strategic plan “La Poste 2030, committed to you”, she became CEO of the new Consumer and Digital branch created in July 2021.
Nathalie Collin was a member of the French Digital Council and advisor to the Economic, Social and Environmental Council (2015-2021). In 2023, she was appointed by the President of the Republic as a member of the steering committee of the General States of Information.
Nathalie Collin is a director of INRIA, CNP Assurances, Geopost and EDF.
Delphine Remy-Boutang left Paris for London in 1997 to join IBM. She held several positions there, including Marketing Director, Software Sales Director, after the prestigious IBM Global Sales School competition, and EMEA Communications Director.
In 2006, she was promoted to Worldwide Social Media Director and proposed that IBM buy Twitter as early as 2007.
In 2012, she founded her communications strategy group in London and then in Paris: the Bureau. At the same time, Delphine founded the JFD mission company. It is the growth accelerator for women in tech, present in Europe, Africa and Canada. A year later, she created the Margaret Prize, the only women’s tech prize under the high patronage of the President of the French Republic. Each year, it rewards women entrepreneurs, intrapreneurs and young girls, European, African, and Canadian, whose projects and innovations respond to the major challenges of our society.
Delphine, who is part of Forbes USA magazine’s 2018 ranking of women who are disrupting the digital sector in France, is also a Business Angel. In 2023, she launched Arver, her independent venture capital investment company, dedicated to tech startups led by ambitious and promising women.
An expert in transformation, women’s entrepreneurship and the place of women in tech, Delphine Remy-Boutang was made a Knight of the Legion of Honor in 2016. In 2024, she was elevated to the rank of Officer of the National Order of Merit.
