Camille Bénech-Badiou is a technology and business executive with 15+ years of experience driving innovation, commercialization and strategic partnerships across the technology, luxury and creative industries.

As Senior Program Manager, Partnerships & Business Development at Google ATAP (Advanced Technology and Projects), Google’s advanced research and innovation lab, she led strategic partnerships, commercialization initiatives and innovation programs around emerging technologies. Her work included Jacquard by Google, developed in collaboration with brands such as Levi’s, Saint Laurent and Adidas, as well as Soli radar technology, contributing to its ecosystem development and productization within Google Pixel devices. She also initiated cultural programs, artist residencies and research partnerships with organizations such as LUMA Arles and Design Miami, exploring new applications of technology across culture, design and creativity.

Today, Camille is Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer of COHL, an AI infrastructure company building production-grade frameworks and operating systems for creative industries. Through COHL and CBBC, she works at the intersection of generative AI, content production, digital rights and creative technologies, helping organizations transform emerging technologies into scalable products, platforms and growth opportunities.

She is recognized for her ability to bridge technology, business and culture, translating complex innovation into tangible market adoption and long-term strategic value. Since 2019, she has served as a jury member for the ANDAM Innovation Prize.