Trycia Van den Berg is an expert in strategic intelligence and international relations, with over fifteen years’ experience at the intersection of multilateral diplomacy, public policy and economic development.

She served as Economic Adviser at the Embassy of the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Paris for eight years, before joining the International Organisation of La Francophonie as Adviser responsible for economic, digital and sustainable development matters, where she contributed to the development and implementation of La Francophonie’s economic and digital strategies across its 54 member states.

Founder of 3MBIS, a strategy and economic intelligence consultancy, she is also the French Representative for the Europe-Asia Economic Summit (EAES) in Davos.

Co-author of "Globésité : la Grande Désinformation de l’industrie agroalimentaire" (2017) and the "Manuel de l’intelligence économique en Afrique" (École de Guerre Économique, 2021), she is also the author of "Yohali Intelligence", a book combining economic intelligence and motivational neuroscience.

She holds a Master’s degree in International Economic and Financial Strategy (University of Nice Sophia Antipolis) and an MBA in Strategy and Economic Intelligence (École de Guerre Économique), and joined the Governance and Regulation Chair in 2026.​​