Marc Morisset is a trained engineer from the ESTP building school. He began his professional career within large groups such as Bouygues, Vinci, Saudi Oger and participated in large-scale projects such as the construction of the Descartes Tower in Paris La Défense in 1986, the construction of a family villa royal in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Successively, CEO of an interior design company, then manager of the all-trade project management company ACTEBA which he created in 1997, Marc Morrisset manages projects ranging from 2 million to 500 million € and thus has 36 years of experience in:

• new construction (office buildings, hospitals, nursing homes, castles, exceptional villas, etc.)
• luxury restructuring and development (e.g. an LVMH group site).
• the renovation of luxury goods, monuments and historical sites including the Grand Palais in Paris Olympic Games 2024 site which earned it the recognition of the President of the Republic Emmanuel Macron and the Minister of Culture, Rachida Dati

Some non-exhaustive examples of delivered projects and budgets:

• Construction of a leisure center in Serris (Budget: €500 million excluding works)
• The total renovation of the Grand Palais and the Palais de la Découverte in Paris 8th (Budget: €240 million excluding works)
• Construction of a tertiary complex of two office buildings (Budget: €35.5 million excluding tax)
• Construction of a maternity ward of a Parisian hospital (Budget: €75 million excluding works)
• Construction of a 115-bed maternity ward and 3 operating theaters at the Kremlin Bicêtre hospital (Budget: €47.9 million excluding works)
• Construction of a THPE and HQE office building (Budget: €24 million excluding works)
• Construction of a R+7 building and 1 basement of HQE and BBC offices (Budget: €16 million excluding tax)
• Major restructuring and rehabilitation of a real estate complex (Budget: €20 million excluding works)
• Restructuring and development of a SARAN castle (Budget: €17 million excluding works)
• Rehabilitation of the facades of the Cirque d’hiver, listed as historic monuments (Budget: €1.5 million excluding tax)
• Rehabilitation of a building in the outbuildings of the Château de Bercy (listed historic monument)