When one is the youngest of a siblings of five, it is better to count on his word than on his muscles to defend the last part of Pizza. Unsurprisingly, Matthieu Wildhaber has a sense of image when he tells how he got love for words, to the point of making it his field of expertise. At 33, he directed an “Architecture Cabinet of the Speech”. The idea came to him in 2017, after finishing his master’s degree in law at the University of Neuchâtel. “I get bored in communication, where we talk too much to say little. So I told myself that I was going to create a rhetorical service to help companies. The basic title that I send them to them: the more concise, the more sexy it is. ”
On the terrace of his Saint-Blaise apartment offering a breathtaking view of the Lake Neuchâtel, the young man drawn at four pins admits having always had the ease of speaking: “I do not have the pretty storytelling of the shy big who had to fight to get there.” To make his place, he won a first mandate from the Neuchâtel cantonal bank, and especially begins to speak of rhetoric on the LinkedIn professional social network. “The covid was a huge chance for me because people spent a lot of time behind their screens. Today, my page totals 5 million views per year and I am part of the Top Voice of the Network, which has 7000 people worldwide. ”