Eric Hainaut currently serves as an Expert Comptable - Associé at Com'Com, where he leverages his unique blend of artistic passion and financial acumen to support a diverse clientele in the creative industries. With a background steeped in the arts, having spent his formative years...
Eric Hainaut currently serves as an Expert Comptable - Associé at Com'Com, where he leverages his unique blend of artistic passion and financial acumen to support a diverse clientele in the creative industries. With a background steeped in the arts, having spent his formative years immersed in exhibitions, galleries, and cinemas, Eric’s journey into the world of accounting was serendipitous yet fortuitous. His initial foray into the professional realm at a prominent advertising agency, Perceval (now Devarrieux Villaret), laid the groundwork for his understanding of the intricate financial needs of creative enterprises.
At Com'Com, Eric specializes in providing tailored accounting solutions for independent artists, communication agencies, and audiovisual companies. His expertise extends to optimizing fiscal and social strategies for businesses within the artistic sector, ensuring compliance with the specific regulations associated with the Maison des Artistes and Agessa statuses. Eric is particularly adept at advising on the creation of new enterprises in the arts, guiding clients through the complexities of financial planning and management.
Key projects under his leadership include the development of comprehensive financial frameworks for emerging artists and communication firms, as well as strategic consulting on digital transformation initiatives. His proficiency in digital strategy, combined with a solid foundation in film and video production, enables him to offer invaluable insights into the financial implications of creative projects. With a strong command of tools like Adobe Photoshop and a keen eye for photography, Eric not only understands the artistic process but also the financial narratives that underpin successful creative ventures. Through his work at Com'Com, he continues to bridge the gap between art and finance, empowering creative professionals to thrive in a competitive landscape.
