Hi there visitor! 👋

My name is Frederic, I'm the CEO of Paperbox.

At Paperbox we believe technology should improve the way people interact so that nobody is just a number. 

That's why we are building the insurance mailroom of the future. 

Learn more here 👉 http://paperbox.ai/

🙋 About me? 
I value integrity, trust and transparency. 
I believe in the win-win as the foundation of a sustainable relationship. 

I'm hosting a podcast called Efficiency Engineers, where I ask: "Is there a better way?"

In this podcast, I interview leaders in insurance that challenge the industry's notorious reputation of being slow-to-change and inefficient.

Podcast 🎧
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3zQsEeK
Apple: https://apple.co/3DKy7Vr
YouTube: https://lnkd.in/eMDDCTJH

Frederic Stallaert

𝗗𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝗯𝗲 𝗮 𝗡𝗼𝗸𝗶𝗮.

From owning the market…to irrelevant.
Why?
But because they kept operating on yesterday’s logic.

That’s the real challenge in commercial insurance today.
📥 We optimise email chains.
🪢 We accept unstructured data.
🤖 We use AI for efficiency instead of growth.
𝗜𝗳 𝗔𝗜 𝗼𝗻𝗹𝘆 𝗶𝗺𝗽𝗿𝗼𝘃𝗲𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗼𝗹𝗱 𝗺𝗼𝗱𝗲𝗹, 𝘄𝗲 𝗺𝗶𝘀𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗳𝘁. 
AI should give people time back, with a 𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗼𝗻.
More advice. Better client conversations. 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹 𝗴𝗿𝗼𝘄𝘁𝗵.

The question isn’t whether the market will change.
It’s whether we’re redesigning the model…or perfecting yesterday’s.

Frederic Stallaert 📦

CEO @ Paperbox | Agentic AI for Insurance Claims and Policy Management 📨

For the past decade, I've turned games into educational tools for over 50M students.

It's my mission to revolutionise education through the power of play. 

As the Founder and Head of Education at Shapescape, I lead a team dedicated to creating immersive, game-based learning experiences through established games such as Minecraft.

Our results:

→ Reached over 50 million students with our educational content.
→ Partnered with Microsoft, NASA, BBC Studios, John Deere, EY, and government education departments worldwide.
→ Created cutting-edge worlds and tools used in classrooms globally.

From building dirt huts in Minecraft as a teenager to leading global educational projects, I've always had a passion for creative solutions and a love for games. Founding Shapescape turned this passion into a mission to inspire students and support educators around the world.

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I'm a content creator. 
It feels cringe to write that but it's now undeniable.

At Shapescape, I started by building Minecraft worlds. These were just virtual spaces for people to wander or fly through, to experience something aesthetically. 

That evolved into educational experiences, but the core was always the same: creating something others could engage with and enjoy.

Then there's the videos I've made over the years. There were some weird experiments on old channels breaking down the Minecraft industry, cycling vlogs, random reviews of drones, bike computers, to MacBooks. They were incredibly random, but I kept coming back to it.

Now at Domestique Cycling, I'm making an editorial or analysis video every week. This changed something. I'm thinking more deeply about the craft. What's the right voice for this story? What's the right tone, the right pacing? Every video I feel like I'm getting closer.

Last week I did a deep dive on the history of Strata Bianche in an opinionated mini documentary style. The response was incredible. People learned something and told me about it.

That's the thing for me. Across Minecraft Education worlds or cycling analysis, if someone finishes what you've made and says "I learned something new," that's my ultimate dopamine hit. It's what keeps pulling me back. 

The problem of figuring out what story I want to tell in this particular piece and how to deliver it. That iteration without a destination (until you have to hit publish) but just the journey of the craft itself.

Founder @ Shapescape || Taking education to the next level through video games

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Sometimes a project comes along, and you instantly say yes. This is one of them.

Getting a cancer diagnosis is one of the worst experiences imaginable. I've seen it and what it does to people up close. Now imagine this happening to a child. The amount of emotion involved is unfathomable.

There are so many questions and not enough answers in times like that. Their lives are turned upside down in an instant.

They will most likely have to spend long periods of time in a hospital, undergoing tests and treatments. These can be incredibly scary and stressful experiences for a child.

When Luk Van den Bossche approached Shapescape to help recreate a digital version of the Princess Elizabeth Hospital at the UZ Gent, I instantly said yes.

Letting a child explore the hospital digitally before they go in for their treatment heavily reduces their levels of anxiety. They'll go to a place they know.

You give a child control in a time when they feel like everything is outside their control. This is incredibly powerful.

Today, the crowdfunding campaign for the project kicked off. The money will go towards devices, servers, licenses, and volunteer training.

Have a look, and if possible, leave a donation. It makes a difference.

Open article: UZ Gent - Kinderziekenhuis in Minecraft! | Streekfonds Oost-Vlaanderen by wllw.co

UZ Gent - Kinderziekenhuis in Minecraft! | Streekfonds Oost-Vlaanderen

Apple just won the war for the classroom with the Macbook Neo.

Apple announced the MacBook Neo at $599. $499 with a student discount. And it has been called Apple's most disruptive product in over a decade. 

Not the new iPhone. Not the Vision Pro. A $499 laptop.

Here's why this matters for education:

For years, schools chose Chromebooks for one reason: price. Apple simply wasn't in that conversation. The cheapest MacBook sat around $1,000, and that gap made the decision easy for IT buyers and procurement teams worldwide.
That gap is now gone.

The MacBook Neo handles web browsing, video, basic 4K editing, writing, and coding without breaking a sweat. Battery lasts nearly a full school day. It fits in a school bag. And it costs the same as a mid-range Chromebook bundle.

Chromebooks are great tools, but they are ultimately a walled garden built around Google's ecosystem. The MacBook Neo opens a different door, into a different garden.

I spend a lot of time thinking about how tools shape learning. The best learning environments and tools lower friction and raise possibility. A device that is fast, affordable, and grows with a student does exactly that.

Google has dominated K-12 for years. Apple just showed up to compete at Google's price point, with Apple's ecosystem.
The classroom is about to get a lot more interesting.

Oh, and of course it can run Minecraft Education - probably a lot smoother than a Chromebook, too.

Our cycling podcast is now fueled by MNSTRY!

It feels incredible to be writing this down, 9 months after relaunching the podcast from its V1.

In that time, the audience has grown tremendously, even across the off-season. Now that the classics season has started, it's amazing to start having brand partnerships that are aligned with our views on storytelling and qualitative content.

MNSTRY has sent me and my co-host Ethan a care package to test during our own cycling adventures and it's been hands down the best experience I've ever had with sports nutrition after years of fueling with the same known brands.

Thank you to Michiel van Looijengoed & the amazing folks at MNSTRY for making this happen!

New partner announcement 🚨

MNSTRY 🤝 Domestique Cycling

Happy to welcome MNSTRY to the Domestique family. MNSTRY is a nutrition brand that refuses the trade off between on bike performance and off bike health.

They’ll be fueling our podcast and more throughout 2026.

Thanks Tom Coles and Tobias Langer 🙏

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