The origins

BlueWorld Foundation was established in 2012 under the impetus of Jean-Luc Rochet with the support of Jean-Marie Polet. This civil electrical engineer is convinced that an innovative solution, both technological and economic, can provide answers to the environmental and social challenges of our time.

Driven, since the 2005s, by the awareness of the upheavals to come for humanity, Jean-Luc initially worked on a process to alert populations in a geolocalised manner in the event of a disaster through all means of communication. It was a first step, the reflection continues because technology is not enough, it must be hosted in a structure that makes sense and is in line with the values of disaster management. A structure that will provide all the guarantees in a systemic way regarding the use of data. We needed to go further. Today, his investment in the foundation is summarised by this deep conviction: relying on technology while reinventing certain economic mechanisms with heart and creativity will enable humanity to face the problems that arise.

Building a more meaningful economy, to develop today what we will need for tomorrow, constructing a response to the current situation, made of synergies between the business world and the public and non-profit sectors, is possible. This is the proposal of BlueWorld Foundation and the Blue Model.

Jean-Luc Rochet in a few dates

• 1987: Realisation of a first MAC-PC compatible computer on Atari ST.
• 1990: Obtaining the degree of Civil Electrical Engineer (UCL)
• 1995: Introduced, in the Galaxy Group, the concept of online transfer as a solution based on NeXT technologies.
• 1997: CEO of Scorpio Technology SA, a subsidiary of Scorpio Finance in Louvain-la-Neuve.
• 1997: Presentation of the transfer based on NeXT technology in front of 40 people from CBC at the premises of the Scorpio Network Services subsidiary, a subsidiary of Scorpio Finance in Brussels.
• 1998: This solution materialises within the Scorpio Finance group through the first online bank CBC online. This solution materialises in the Scorpio Network Services subsidiary.
• 1999: Sale of the Scorpio group to CAPCO
• 2009:  HSS patent (Human Security and Survival System) allowing for geolocated alerts to individuals in case of disaster.
• 2012: Implementation of BlueWorld Foundation and reflection on the mechanisms
• 2016 : Implementation of flows and accounting validation