Speaker · Entrepreneur · Author
A different perspective on organisations, disability and technology.
Stéphane Bonvallet draws on lived experience of disability, elite sport, industrial entrepreneurship and emergency response to explore the choices shaping our collective future.
A perspective grounded in experience
Born with a disability, Stéphane began elite tricycle sport in 1999. He later developed adapted mobility equipment through industrial businesses, now closed, and became involved in emergency response, teaching and writing. His talks connect that experience with questions of autonomy, organisational practices and emerging technologies.
Core speaking topics
Disability as an organisational stress test
What disability reveals about decisions, procedures and the design of services.
AI, robotics and disability: a laboratory for the human future
A grounded discussion of technological promises, limitations and new dependencies.
Inclusive emergency preparedness
How different bodies, communication needs and capabilities challenge emergency planning.
In person or online
For businesses, universities, public institutions, leadership teams and innovation communities. Talks typically run for 45–75 minutes. Online sessions can combine a 60-minute talk with 15 minutes of discussion. Workshops last approximately 90–180 minutes; forward-looking discussions 90–120 minutes. Multi-session programmes can be tailored to your organisation.
All engagements are individually quoted. Language, location, time zone and delivery arrangements must be agreed before booking. Workshops are not certified training, and talks are not technical or organisational audits.
Start with your audience and your objective
Email contact@bonvalletstephane.com or use the contact form in French. Please include your preferred dates and delivery format.
Applied diagnostics and organisational consulting belong to the separate Handicapologie activity.