Ekimetrics is a data science and AI consulting firm founded in 2006 that develops scalable analytics solutions for marketing measurement, business optimization, and sustainability goals. It serves global clients across industries like luxury, retail, banking, and pharma, delivering over 2,000 projects in 50+ countries. The company operates from offices in Paris, London, New York, Hong Kong, and Shanghai with 400-500 data and AI experts.

Products & services

Marketing & Commercial Effectiveness A service to optimize portfolio performance and profit by measuring, forecasting, and optimizing at strategic and tactical levels with detailed granularity.
Customer Analytics A service that uses behavior predictions and ROI-driven customer experience analysis to grow market share and profit.
AI for Sustainability A service that accelerates sustainable transformation by building ESG data foundations, reporting, and driving strategy using data science and AI.
Radians Platform An AI platform that delivers AI products rapidly, supporting various AI applications and solutions.
Marketing Mix Modeling (MMM) A method using econometric modeling to measure the impact of marketing activities and external factors on business outcomes over time.
Unified Measurement / Triangulation A framework integrating multiple measurement methods like MMM, attribution, brand tracking, and experiments to provide a comprehensive view of marketing effectiveness.

Leadership

Quentin Michard Founder & Senior Partner
Jean-Baptiste Bouzige CEO
François Poitrine Co-founder & General Manager
Paul Seguineau Founder & Managing Director
Emmanuel de Béjarry Founder

Seniority mix

Entry & junior 6 roles
Mid-level 0 roles
Senior 1 role
Lead & principal 0 roles
Manager & above 2 roles

Based on 9 open roles

Where they hire

Paris, France 4 roles
London, United Kingdom 3 roles
Shanghai, China 1 role

Based on 8 roles with a listed city

Brands & subsidiaries

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