Our Story
Listening is a skill. We develop it.
Meludia develops human listening.
Since 2012, we have been designing tools to train sound perception, in music as well as in everyday hearing, particularly for the hearing impaired.
Our approach is based on training fundamental perceptual micro-skills—discrimination, auditory memory, and the perception of timbre, time, and intensity—which structure how the brain interprets, organizes, and anticipates sounds.
These skills form the foundation of precise, conscious, and autonomous listening.
Today, this research is applied across two complementary areas:
- Meludia Music, dedicated to the musical ear and sensory listening,
- Meludia Hearing, dedicated to listening in service of the hearing impaired.
For the Hearing division, we work closely with audiologists, speech therapists, and scientists to ensure our tools are rigorous (medical devices), useful, and grounded in field reality to create new, sustainable practices.
Meludia is driven by a multidisciplinary team combining perceptual research, musical creation, technology, and strategic management:
Bastien Sannac and Vincent Chaintrier, co-founders, are the source of Meludia’s founding vision: a conception of listening as a perceptual, pedagogical, and cognitive skill to be developed.
The company is led by Didier Ghenassia (CEO), who oversees the strategic direction and deployment of Meludia’s digital health solutions, ensuring the alignment of scientific vision, clinical requirements, and economic development.
Together, the three of them combine their expertise to best serve the Meludia Hearing project: therapeutic goals, user experience, and pedagogical innovation.
The project is supported by Claire Franzoni, President and lead investor.
A single ambition guides us:
to make everyone freer, more precise, and more confident in their listening.
Our Team
Didier Ghenassia — CEO
With over 20 years of experience as a CEO in digital health, he oversees the company’s strategic direction and leads the deployment of digital health solutions for hearing.
He ensures the alignment of scientific vision, clinical requirements, and economic development to guarantee useful, responsible, and sustainable devices.
Vincent Chaintrier — Co-founder / Editorial Director
A musicologist and co-founder, he is the source of the project’s pedagogical vision and its cognitive foundations applied to music and listening.
He designed the perceptual and methodological models that structure the Music program, making listening a trainable, conscious, and measurable skill. He is currently the Editorial Director and also provides his valuable perspective as an expert patient.
Claire Franzoni — President and Lead Investor
Claire Franzoni guides and supports Meludia as President and lead investor, playing a decisive role in the project’s development and long-term sustainability.
Through her vision and deep understanding of Meludia’s identity, she supports growth aligned with purpose, values, and the founding ambition.
Nicolas Trimoulet — COO
With 10 years of experience as a CEO/COO in the digital sector, he handles Meludia’s technical coordination and oversees the implementation of the project’s digital solutions, the QMS (Quality Management System), and MD (Medical Device) regulatory compliance. He ensures consistency between technological choices, functional requirements, and scientific objectives.
Carl Christenson — CTO
With 20 years of experience in digital health, he is responsible for the development of Meludia’s tools and their technical evolution.
He helps ensure the reliability, performance, and scalability of the solutions offered.
Léanne Gioia — Care Manager
With over 5 years of experience in sales and customer relations, Léanne Gioia manages Meludia’s commercial operations and the development of use cases and partnerships.
She supports the structuring of offers and relationships with project stakeholders with a focus on clarity and sustainability.
Thibault Dumoulin — Audiologist
Thibault Dumoulin serves as a consultant audiologist for Meludia.
He participates in the clinical validation of tests and devices in connection with audiology practice.