About PEEQ

Program of excellence for students from underprivileged backgrounds

 

PEEQ is a highly selective leadership program offered to talented Master’s students in France. Its aim is to grow leaders from modest socio-economic backgrounds.

 

Over the course of 40 weeks, the program helps students to develop their corporate and leadership skills. Furthermore, as part of the program, students follow an internship in a strategy or sustainability department in a top-tier company.

 

The program is free for the students.

 

APPLICANTS

550

A highly selective program. Typically, we receive 550 applications for 20 students enrolled.

PARTNERS

10

The program has more than 10 corporate partners with a high-level sponsorship from executive committee members.

DURATION

40

The program is intensive, lasting 40 weeks over 18 months. It transforms young and talented students into trained professionals, sharing our Do Well Do Good philosophy.

CLASS SIZE

20

Students work in classes of 20 students, divided in learning units of 4 students, to ensure an effective learning path.

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Corporate Partners and internships

We organize an internship recruitment forum for PEEQ students to meet and be interviewed by our corporate partners. Two months prior to the conclusion of the program, we also organize a recruitment process to facilitate student placements with our corporate partners

 

Why partner with the PEEQ program?

1

Engaging your teams

A project that has an impact in society, and that employees, leaders, and managers can take pride in

2

Diversity

An inclusive and efficient way to recruit talented students from underpriviledged backgrounds

i) rigorously selected, ii) trained with corporate skills and corporate codes, iii) already familiar with the partner’s sector of activity.

 

3

CSR brand building

A concrete action for your CSR strategy. The partner’s logo will be displayed on the program’s communication material.

Our team

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    Sébastien Frendo

    Founder, CEO

    Sébastien set up Do Well Do Good after being a strategy consultant in the private and public sectors. He liked both but was equally frustrated by each. Doing well and doing good should go hand in hand

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    Hind Guedira

    Associate Partner & Education Director

    Hind joined Do Well Do Good after being a consultant at Bain & Company and completing the On Purpose program. She has a dual role: leading our consulting “Inclusive Jobs and Education” practice, and driving our education program targeted at talents from underprivileged backgrounds

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    Susan Kayonde

    Associate Partner & Africa Director

    After many years working on industrialization policies in Africa at the World Bank, she joined Do Well Do Good to lead our education and consulting activities in Africa. She manages our offices in Togo and Ivory Coast, and will soon open a third office in Rwanda. Susan teaches leadership.

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    Pierre Catuli

    Associate Partner

    Pierre has been a strategy consultant for 10 years, including at BCG (another one, hence maybe our green logo!). He leads our work on construction and has advised many of our public sector clients. He is passionate about public policy and politics and he regularly contributes to our Education programs in France and Africa

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    Cécile Maurisset

    Associate Partner

    Cécile started her career at McKinsey and then worked in technology prior to joining Do Well Do Good. She leads our work on circular economy and has advised many of our clients in the mobility and energy sectors. She is passionate about geopolitics and also supports our Education programs as a coach

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    Maëla Gozan

    Country Head Côte d’Ivoire

    Maëla started at Do Well Do Good as a program manager. She has gradually climbed the ranks to become the country head in Togo, and she now manages our office in Ivory Coast. She has a passion for education and is often nicknamed ‘Mama Maëla’ by her students in Togo.

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    Joël Baroan

    Country Head Togo

    After a career in the banking sector and then in the public sector, Joël joined us as a senior advisor responsible for developing the presence of Do Well Do Good in Côte d’Ivoire. He is passionate about developing the next generation of leaders in Africa.

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    Debosmita Bhowmick

    Future Leaders Program Head

    Debosmita obtained her master’s degree in social sciences from TISS, Mumbai, and worked for major diplomatic missions in India to promote higher education programs, thus creating global networks of knowledge, partnerships, and student exchanges. She is supported by an exceptional team who share her passion for teamwork.

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