Jean-Baptiste Rudelle, born on January 20, 1969, in Suresnes, is a French entrepreneur and business angel, and a prominent figure in the European technology sector. He is best known for co-founding Criteo, a global advertising technology company specializing in personalized retargeting. Under his leadership as CEO, Criteo experienced exponential growth, expanding internationally and successfully completing its IPO on the NASDAQ in 2013, one of the greatest successes for a French tech startup. His entrepreneurial career also includes the founding of K-Mobile, a mobile ringtone company sold to Sagem in 1999. After leaving the operational management of Criteo, he has continued to influence the tech ecosystem through initiatives such as The Galion Project, a think tank for entrepreneurs. For his contributions to innovation and entrepreneurship, he has received numerous awards and is considered one of the pioneers of "French Tech".