Denis Gillier started his entrepreneurial career by founding a computer graphics card manufacturer, IC products (27MF turnover the first year in 87) which was successfully repurchased by Raster Ops (USA), a leading graphics board company at the time.

He then founded a Haute-Couture company around the designs of Frederic Molenac, which he managed for three years.

He then co-founded and lead lelab, a multimedia company focused on designing and producing titles for the consumer market, including “Le Louvre” and “Orsay” which were record-breaking best-sellers in the cultural multimedia market (several million copies sold).

lelab also created successful closed partnership with Apple, AOL, Intel, Nokia and Canal+.

lelab (85 people), became a top-ten web agency and was successfully purchased by BVRP software (now AvanQuest), a French software company listed on the French stock exchange.

With this unique mix of known-how in electronics, the luxury and multimedia markets, Denis decided to start his current venture: OZÉ.

As former Production Manager for the Grolier Studio (Lagardère Group), Vincent Knobil managed a team of 80 people. He had different responsibilities in the computer and multimedia industries (Symantec, RR Donnelly’s, Lab Production).

Vincent Knobil followed the Lagardère-INSEAD Young Managers Program in 2001. He has dual french and american citizenship and spent the first part of his career in the United States.

Jacques Moly has been working for six years in the digital TV field and in secure distribution of multimedia content (Canal + Technologies, Noos, NPTV). He started his career in the IT industry (Matra, Cegelec, Alcatel).

Jacques Moly is co-inventor of three patents registered / deposited by Canal + and Innovatron.

Jacques Moly is a graduate of Ensimag engineering school.