Remembering Philippe Brégeon
Friends and family of the late entrepreneur pay homage to his hardworking nature and passion for bringing people together.
Philippe Brégeon was consistently described as a planner, but meeting his wife was accidental. He first got to know Christina Reed over a decade ago while living in Paris and bar-hopping with mutual friends.
“The Mona Lisa wouldn’t normally be romantic,” Reed said, “but Phil made it romantic.”
For many, this love of adventure and connection defined Brégeon, who died unexpectedly after falling off a scooter in DC. His kidneys and liver were donated, and his heart will be used for research, Reed said.
Brégeon often described himself as a “scale-upper” and was a serial entrepreneur and networking organizer.
Author's summary: Philippe Brégeon, a startup founder, is remembered for his passion and connections.
- Passed away in late August due to irreversible brain damage.
- Organs donated to help others.
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