| Adrien Nussenbaum | |
| Birth Date: | 28 September 1977 |
| Birth Place: | Les Lilas, France |
| Education: | HEC Paris |
| Nationality: | French |
Adrien Nussenbaum (born 28 September 1977 in Les Lilas) is a French entrepreneur and businessman. He is the founder of the Mirakl company.[1]
A graduate of HEC Paris,[2] he began his career at Paribas Investissement in Hong Kong before co-founding All Instant, an instant messaging solution sold in 2003.[3] Then he joined the restructuring department of Deloitte until 2005, where he supported as a consultant to numerous companies in the transformation of their model and their organization.[4] In 2006, with Philippe Corrot, a former manager and founder of Keyrus, one of the first web agencies, he co-founded Splitgames, the first BtoC marketplace dedicated to video games.[5] Fnac then bought Splitgames, using it as a technical and commercial base for its new marketplace department, managed by the two partners until 2011.[6] The following year, they launched Mirakl to popularize this innovative marketplace platform solution.[7]
The company has achieved 8 billion euros in business volume in 2023.[8]