Adrien DONOT

lemlist

As Senior Product Designer at lemlist, I specialized in crafting user-centered designs that enhance the UX/UI of our SaaS platforms, including lemcal, lemwarm, and lemlist. I led multiple design initiatives, focusing on ergonomics, modularity, and seamless user experiences.

Senior Product Designer

As Head of Design at lempire, I led the design vision across multiple SaaS products, including lemlist, lemcal, lemwarm, and Taplio. I managed a team of +8 designers, driving innovation in UX/UI to create cohesive, user-friendly experiences. My focus was on building scalable design systems, enhancing product usability, and aligning the design strategy with business objectives. I also played a key role in recruitment and team development, ensuring that our design processes were optimized for both creativity and efficiency. One of my most significant achievements was leading the unification of lempire’s diverse product suite into a single, integrated platform.

Head Of Design

Cocolabs

As Product Design Leader at Cocolabs, I was responsible for driving the design strategy and execution across the company’s innovative service marketplace platform. I led a team of designers to deliver top-notch user experiences, focusing on creating intuitive interfaces and enhancing the overall user journey. My role involved close collaboration with product, engineering, and business teams to ensure alignment between design solutions and company objectives.

Product design leader

XXII

I participated for 2 years in the development of the startup XXII. Everything started as a creative lead or various artistic R & D and direction assignments were awarded. Then in charge of recruiting and leading an R & D team including doctor in AI, designer and engineers. To finish a product designer mission, responsible for the interfaces and experiences produced (mainly artificial intelligence.)

Product designer

Apple

I have participated for more than 5 years in the opening of the French market by Apple. I started as a salesman specializing in the first Apple Store in France (Louvre) since its opening to quickly evolve as an after-sales service technician for the Apple Store Opera (Flagship). I then moved to the creative position (trainer for Apple client) for the rosny-sous-bois store, I trained beginner as professional on software as simple as Pages or numbers to the most complicated like Final Cut Pro (I am certified on several Pro software by Apple). To finish my career at Apple I moved to the position of Isgt (In store Guest Trainer), responsible for employee experience and training.

• Apple Retail Training Manager (ISGT) February 2014 - June 2016
• Apple Customer Trainer (Creative) August 20114 - July 2015
• After Sales Service Technician (FRS) November 2011 - May 2013
• Specialized seller October 2009 - November 2011

Training facilitator for Apple employees (ISGT)

PCO Innovation

Trainer for PCO Innovation

Designing interfaces that make sense • lempire • XXII • Apple

Greetings! 

I am a Senior product designer at lempire and an avid design enthusiast, particularly in the fields of interface and interaction design.

Many entrepreneurs underestimate the tremendous impact of design, in all its forms, and this is a huge mistake. Design has an incredible influence on life, society, and product development, making it the most important aspect. Without design, without interface, without ergonomics, without user analysis, there is nothing but a bad product.

My journey reflects this sentiment, and today I stand alongside lempire to make design a strategic lever to help as many people as possible in their business development through the likes of @lemlist, @lemwarm, @taplio, @tweethunter, and so much more soon...

UI, UX, visual and brand design of all products and brands of the company.

Leading Taplio and Tweet Hunter.
$0.5M ARR per headcount club.

Rebuilt a team in 3 month, structured Tech, product and marketing.

General Manager - Social Selling Platforms

Anser

Ideated and developed MVP in 4 months; secured paying customers within 5 months.
Built a growth platform for decentralized social media, driving adoption among brands
and communities.

CEO & co-founder

Ledger

Cross functional program management on challenging special projects:
* Decentralized Finance Program (Ledger Enterprise Tradelink)
* B2C Web3 / NFT Program (Ledger Market) - Was 9 month late, released on time, earned $4m.

Strategic Program Manager

Build the Engineering Program Management function, along with a team of 7 EPM.

Engineering Program Manager (Head of)

Diabolocom

• Led a +40 people international distributed team at Diabolocom, overseeing Dev, QA, and Customer Support teams.
• Enforced high quality code standards and security best practices in a complex environment.
• Managed high pace team growth while improving organization efficiency.

• Led marketing efforts for Diabolocom in 4 regions, implementing Salesforce Sales Cloud, Hubspot, and SEA strategy.
• Managed demand generation, PR, analyst relationships, and content creation to drive brand awareness and lead generation.

Marketing Director

Bonitasoft

Head of Global Demand Generation

Arval -  BNP Paribas Group

Product Owner.
Deploying to 6 countries Arval's ERP designed for new subsidiaries in fast growing market (Brazil, Turkey, Russia, Romania, Greece, India). Study for a deployment in China.
Business consulting to optimize processes and reduce cost per unit.

Product and Business Transformation Manager

STIF

Management of public market Tenders (client side)
Contractor management (>1M€ per year)
Activity merge between STIF & AMIVIF (re-engeneering of processes, contractor change,...)
Management of all Business Applications projects.
Digital Transformation

Head of IT projects

Unilog Management

Business Analysis Team leader
Dev Team Leader
Functional & Technical Architect
E-business & IT Governance Senior consultant.
Main Tech skills : J2EE, SOA, ATG
Business analyst
IT Project manager (managing up to 20 consultants)

Senior Consultant

Microline

New Offers Creation
Proposals
Market analysis

Marketing Assistant

Get leads, not likes | GM @ Taplio | Founder @ Anser | ex @Ledger | Relentlessly building in Marketing and Tech

I’ve spent over 20 years building and scaling teams across product, growth, tech and operations.

Today, I lead the Social Selling Platforms BU at lemlist (Taplio and Tweet Hunter), where I focus on turning startup momentum into repeatable, scalable systems.

Over the years, I’ve helped founders structure leadership teams, create alignment between product and growth, and scale operations without killing velocity.

I occasionally advise early-stage companies making that leap from startup to scaleup—particularly when growth outpaces structure.

If you’re building a fast-growing company and need perspective on scaling people, process, or focus, feel free to reach out.

Patrice Orenes-Lerma

If you're leaving long comments on LinkedIn, you're not building credibility.

You're signaling desperation.

You're hoping someone will read your 15-line story and think you're thoughtful. 
They won't. They'll scroll.

Because long comments don’t say “I’m smart.” 
They say “I’m trying too hard.”

No one opens the comments looking for your essay. 
They want sparks. 
Fast takes. 
Something that makes them think “Hmm... who’s this?”

That’s the game.

Short comments win:
- They get read
- They get reactions
- They get profile clicks

You say you want visibility? 
Then write like you know how the feed works.

Bad comment:
“This reminds me of when I managed a distributed team across three continents and learned that...”

Good comment:
“Did this. Screwed it up. Won’t do that again.”

Sharp. Clear. Curious.

The job of a comment isn’t to explain. 
It’s to get attention.

If you want to blog, write a post.

If you want results, write like a sniper. 
Not a lecturer.

General Manager @ Taplio / Tweet Hunter | Helping startups scale into structured, high-performing organizations

I think LinkedIn got too serious.

So Annika Bautista and Virgile DONADIEU built a profile roaster.

And it is stupid funny.

We wanted something that makes people laugh for real.
Not a corporate joke.
Not a boring tool.
Just a small thing that makes your day lighter.

You drop a profile.
It throws the kind of friendly punch that only a coworker would dare to say.
And somehow... it works.
People laugh.
People relax.
People share it with others.

I like when work feels human.
This little thing did that for us.

Here is my roast : https://lnkd.in/ec5HtgY4

74% of our new users have a cold start problem on LinkedIn.

So I fixed it. Here's how 👇

Not with advice.
Not with “content tips.”
With a system that makes it almost impossible not to show up.

It’s called the Stupidly Simple Content System

Here’s what I saw:

→ People want to grow, but don’t know where to start
→ They overthink every post
→ They ghost for 3 weeks, feel bad, start over
→ Repeat

It’s not a creativity problem.
It’s not a motivation problem.
It’s a structure problem.

So I built one:

→ 3 content types
→ Weekly tag-based schedule
→ AI prompts to generate ideas instantly
→ 30-minute batch writing
→ 15-minute daily engagement
→ A loop that gets smarter every week

That’s it. 
No content brain needed. 
No niche. 
No stress.

Just a simple, repeatable way to go from cold start → consistent growth.

It’s free for taplio.com users, and for you, if you comment "simple".
Because no one should stay invisible just because they’re busy.

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Writing new LinkedIn posts is a waste of time.

Do this instead 👇.

If something worked once, why wouldn’t you use it again?

Most people never saw it.
The ones who did? They forgot.

Top creators don’t sit down to write from scratch every day.
They recycle.
They repost.
They repurpose.

Old post from 3 months ago?
Bring it back.

Viral tweet?
Turn it into a LinkedIn post.

Smart take from someone else?
React to it. Build on it. Make it your own.

The game isn't originality.
It's visibility.

Say the same thing 10 times, 10 different ways.
That’s how you get remembered.

I've repeated the same ideas all year.
Every time, they hit.

Tools like taplio.com even do the repurposing for you.
Pick a post. Tap a button. Done.

Or keep writing from scratch every morning.
Your call.

Time is money.

P.S.: I've added a screenshot of the new taplio.com analytics.

graphical user interface, text, application

Tomorrow, Virgile DONADIEU will be interviewing Charles Tenot about his impressive growth on LinkedIn.

It's going to be packed, but you can still grab your seat here : https://luma.com/b85bn3rb

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If your LinkedIn activity this year was as quiet as a library after midnight, you need a change. 
That change is here: 

The last Taplio session of the year.

We're not serving up generic advice or recycled tips. 
This is LinkedIn growth straight from people who know what actually works, because they're doing it themselves. 
Real stories, actionable advice, and zero fluff.

Think of it as your espresso shot for 2026 LinkedIn strategy... but with a little French twist. (No, we won’t make you eat snails, promise.)

Ready to:
- Get practical tips you can use the next day?
- Hear from people who've worked with people like you, not only mega influencers?
- Finally stop wondering why your posts get more likes from your mom than your prospects?

This is your chance to jumpstart your LinkedIn growth, before the new year even starts.

The best part? 
No need to swap your croissant for a boring webinar snack. Just show up, learn, and grow.

See you there. Or as we say here, à bientôt.

P.S.: here is the link https://luma.com/c9wcd04k
P.P.S: A very serious and very french picture of me, for the algo

We all love a bloody Tuesday.

Good luck Cloudflare team !

P.S.: app.taplio.com and app.tweethunter.io are still up and running, but our websites are affected. And so is x.com.

Is there really a secret to posting at the perfect time on LinkedIn, or is it all just guesswork?

I got tired of hearing vague advice like, "Just post when your audience is online." 
Nobody had a real answer for my audience. 
So, we decided to stop guessing and actually build a tool to solve it.

We pulled data from hundreds of thousands of LinkedIn posts. 
Automated all the analysis. 
And turned it into something simple, so anyone can use it, fast.

The best part? 
It updates every day. 
Adjusts for your time zone. 
Even adapts suggestions based on your specific goal.

Want max reach? 
The tool says today’s golden hour is 9:00 AM.

I’ve already ditched random posting times and started seeing the difference.

If you want to quit guessing too, check the comments for the link.

taplio

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