Nicolas advises governments, multilateral organisations, courts, and complex institutions navigating periods of technological and structural transition. His work focuses on institutional design, AI governance, justice infrastructure, and the policy architectures required to ensure that public systems remain legitimate, accountable, and trusted as operating environments evolve.

He brings more than two decades of experience advising senior leaders across jurisdictions on matters at the intersection of law, public policy, and institutional strategy, and has originated and led large-scale engagements within a global professional services environment. His work has involved collaboration with regulators, international organisations, civil society actors, and corporate institutions confronting complex governance challenges.

His current focus reflects a longstanding professional interest in access to justice and adaptation under conditions of technological change, and in the design of systems capable of sustaining both authority and public confidence amid structural transition.

He is currently engaged in research and advisory work focused on institutional capability in the age of artificial intelligence.