Benoît Charrière holds a Master's degree in Geography, awarded in 2005 by the University of Fribourg and Fridrich Wilhelms University in Bonn, Germany.

Benoît co-founded Sofies SA in 2008, which has become a leader in sustainability and which became part of dss⁺ in 2021.

Benoît is a member of the Swiss Evaluation Society (SEVAL), and draws on his 15 years of experience in public policy development and evaluation. He has led a large number of projects focusing on regional development and circular economy for cities, regions, and cantons in French-speaking Switzerland as well as for the Swiss Confederation.

Currently, Benoît leads the Swiss public sector team within dss⁺. He provides support in setting up complex projects that bring together public and private stakeholders.

Since 2016, Benoît has been part of the operational management of the regiosuisse platform. He has been the driving force behind several initiatives, including La Fabrique Circulaire or the Star’Terre platform.

Luc Jaquet holds a Master's degree in Development Studies from IHEID, which he obtained in 2010. Since 2011, he has specialised at dss+ (formerly Sofies) in regional development, sustainable business parks and public policies (including the design and evaluation of territorial strategies, subsidy programmes).

Luc applies evaluation methods to public policies at the federal, cantonal, and municipal levels, as well as to specific projects.

Since 2016, Luc has also been a member of the regiosuisse consortium, which supports the implementation of regional development in Switzerland. He leads a range of capacity-building activities, including the application of evaluation tools to both public and private projects.

Hélène Beaujet holds a Master's degree in Economics and Public Policies from Sciences Po Paris and a Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences.

She joined dss⁺ in 2025, after working for more than 10 years with consulting firms specialising in supporting and evaluating public policies, mainly in the fields of health and social cohesion. She manages studies and evaluations for public institutions at both local and national levels, from the scoping phase through to the presentation of results and the formulation of recommendations.

She is experienced in designing data collection tools and conducting documentary and field research (including surveys, interviews, and focus groups).

Hélène is a member of the Swiss Evaluation Society (SEVAL).

Jeanne Amy holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and Social Sciences, as well as a Master's degree in Public Policy and Management, along with a CAS in Team Management (UNIL). After completing a rail project evaluation assignment for the Canton of Geneva, she spent three years coordinating the implementation of socio-professional integration measures and managing various projects within the Vaud cantonal administration (including training, event organisation, drafting of legal bases, evaluation, and internal control systems).

Jeanne joined dss⁺ and evaluanda in 2024. Drawing on her experience in public administrations, she has a comprehensive understanding of Swiss institutions and of the political, social, economic and legal issues that affect them. She is particularly interested in evaluating and supporting the implementation of public policies.

Jeanne is a member of the regiosuisse team. She is also a member of the Swiss Evaluation Society (SEVAL).

Marie Berger, Analyst, holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, with a specialization in Geography and Environment, as well as a Master’s degree in Public Management (MAP) from the University of Geneva (UNIGE). She completed an internship within the Financial Audit Office of the City of Geneva (CFI), where she worked on environmental and sustainability topics related to performance evaluation and risk management.

Marie joined dss⁺ at the beginning of 2026. With strong knowledge of the Swiss political system, its institutions, and related challenges, she became part of the Public Sector team, contributing to projects focused on public policy evaluation and regional development. Her work notably covers areas such as working conditions, social innovation, and risk management across different levels of governance.