Mohamed Zied HADHRI is an expert in applied behavioral neuroscience and human-centered systemic transformation. A certified PRISM Brain Mapping practitioner and founder of Futuring Hubs, he works at the intersection of brain science, institutional systems, and strategic design to support the transformation of complex, high human-pressure environments.

Within the “From Brain to Building” model, he leads the behavioral neuroscience pillar, analyzing neurocognitive responses to institutional stress, collective emotional cycles, conflict dynamics, and team cognitive load. His approach draws on behavioral mapping, PRISM Brain Mapping, and emotional climate analysis to identify the often-invisible triggers that influence safety, decision-making, and organizational resilience.
A specialist in Design Thinking and innovation management, he structures the transformation of correctional ecosystems through the Double Diamond framework, ensuring that every architectural, operational, or technological intervention is first grounded in a deep understanding of the human experience.

His contribution positions the behavioral dimension as the strategic compass of reform: understanding the brain in order to sustainably transform buildings, systems, and practices.

Amine Dhaouadi, a HMONP-certified architect graduated from ENSA Marseille and holder of a DPEA in naval architecture, is the co-founder of DTA International (France) and the managing director of Groupement DTA (Tunisia). With over fifteen years of experience, he has established himself as a leading expert in the design, coordination, and execution of complex infrastructure projects, particularly in the port, airport, and advanced air mobility (AAM) sectors.

His career is distinguished by high-value strategic projects. He led the architectural and technical design of the Port-Gentil airport cargo terminal in Gabon for SETEC International, oversaw the expansion studies for Marrakech and Tangier airports, and managed the development of the Ropax terminal at the port of Bizerte.

He has also contributed to major projects such as the execution project management of the Dakar Regional Express Train (TER), in collaboration with SETEC and EIFFAGE, as well as urban studies for the Tunis Berges du Lac BRT system for ALSTOM.

At a pan-African scale, he co-directed due diligence studies for logistics and port infrastructures for Abu Dhabi Ports, covering nine countries across the continent. His expertise also encompasses the design of industrial platforms, the implementation of UAM hubs, and the development of next-generation multimodal corridors.

Amine Dhaouadi’s approach integrates architecture, environmental engineering, urban strategy, and technical-legal guidance, providing a comprehensive and operational vision for projects. Committed to territorial innovation, he actively contributes to the transformation of port, industrial, and multimodal zones in Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, embedding resilience, sustainability, and performance in every intervention.