Alain FALC

About Alain FALC

Alain Falc is a long-standing executive closely associated with the development of the Bigben / NACON group, where he has played a central role in both strategy and governance. At NACON, he serves as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer and sits on the board of directors. Company filings show that he was appointed Chairman/CEO on January 22, 2020, with his mandate taking effect on March 4, 2020, in connection with NACON’s listing on Euronext Paris. NACON’s corporate documents also indicate that he remains Chairman of Bigben Interactive, underscoring his continuing influence across the group’s structure. His career is closely tied to the building of a French leader in gaming accessories and video game publishing. NACON’s governance documents explain that combining the roles of Chairman and CEO was chosen to preserve alignment between strategy and operations and to improve decision-making in a fast-moving, highly competitive market. That governance model reflects the importance of centralized leadership in a business that must balance industrial operations, publishing, studio management, and international expansion. Under Alain Falc’s leadership, NACON has gone through several major milestones: the consolidation of the group’s gaming activities, the creation of a distinct NACON identity, and the company’s entry into public markets in 2020. During that phase, the company expanded its portfolio of studios and publishing assets and reinforced its positioning in the video game ecosystem. Public statements from NACON also show Falc emphasizing strategic fit, specialized teams, and long-term value creation, including in connection with acquisitions and franchise development. His expertise lies in managing listed companies, structuring industrial and digital businesses, and overseeing brands operating at the intersection of hardware, software, and publishing. NACON’s filings highlight that he built his management experience through senior roles at Bigben Interactive, giving him a strong operational understanding of the group’s activities. More recently, he has also been publicly linked to NACON’s financial restructuring challenges, including debt-related issues and reorganization measures, showing that his remit covers both growth execution and crisis management.