Martin Enault
Executive · Entrepreneur
Martin Enault is a Canadian executive and entrepreneur who co-founded the event-technology company Intellitix and later held senior leadership roles at C2 Montréal, C2 International and Felix & Paul Studios. He is chief entrepreneur in residence at Centech and serves as president of the board of Relief. [2][3]
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Career and work
Enault co-founded Intellitix in 2009 and served as its CEO. The company developed RFID-based access-control and cashless-payment technology for large events and festivals, with its systems used at events including Coachella, Bonnaroo, Tomorrowland and Lollapalooza. [1][2]
He later served as COO of C2 Montréal and CEO Asia-Pacific of C2 International, helping oversee the company’s operations and international expansion. He subsequently became COO of Felix & Paul Studios, where he worked on immersive-entertainment projects including virtual-reality filming aboard the International Space Station. [2]
Enault is now chief entrepreneur in residence at Centech, where he advises and supports entrepreneurs building technology companies. [2]
What has been publicly discussed
« Le cerveau étant un organe, pourquoi éviter d’en parler ? »
— Martin Enault [1]
