The founder

Passionate about web culture and ultra-connected, Salomé Amar frantically began coding her first lines of code in 2009 at My Major Company. She went on to set up her own company in 2012, designing original websites for artists featured on the crowdfunding platform.

The cornerstone of her approach, which is gradually winning over the fashion and lifestyle industries? Projects that focus entirely on the desires and commercial priorities of their customers, giving new meaning to the overused term "made-to-measure".

Word of mouth is spreading, and many brands are calling on her services: Salomé Amar and her Creative Team are responsible for the websites of Nodaleto, chefs Jean Imbert and Jean Francois Piège, as well as leaders of the young Parisian food scene such as Babka Zana, Hando Parisian Handroll and Homer Lobster.

Her lethal weapon? Squarespace, which she has largely helped to democratize in France, to the point of being approached by the New York-based giant to become one of its resident experts in the hexagon. A smart, accessible site creation tool, easier to use than its predecessors.

A passionate entrepreneur in a testosterone-driven environment, Salomé Amar shatters the clichés associated with geek culture, proving to the last skeptics that women have their rightful place in the IT and tech sector.