A former Student from the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Paris, professor of economics and management and a graduate from Sciences Po Paris and several masters (public right, public economics, theatre studies), Maxime LEGRAND has considerable international experience both as an entrepreneur and in academia (researcher at the Paris School of Economics).

A specialist in the field of public economics (privatization, regulation) in the economy of culture, Maxime LEGRAND has written several articles on the topic of gambling economics, in particular relative to:

- The economic effects of the online gaming regulation in Europe

- Utility function of the gambler

- Gambling regulation tools

- The cost-benefit measurement of gambling

Maxime LEGRAND has recently spoken at the French Senate, at the “2èmes Assises de Jeu de Hasard et d’Argent” on the topic of sporting bets and the equine field, and often publishes articles in daily newspapers and on the Internet.