I began my career as a lawyer after earning a Masters (LL.M.) in International Business Law from Panthéon-Sorbonne University in Paris, my hometown.
I practiced law for a few years before moving on to various management roles in advertising, publishing and design where I honed my business skills in operations, business development, marketing, and relationships management.
My most recent corporate experience (2001 to 2009) was with Antenna Audio – the leading provider of audio-visual interpretation to museums and historic sites. First as Director of Client Services, I managed partnerships with leading art museums such as The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Guggenheim, the Whitney, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Louvre, among others. Then, as head of Business Development, I led the company’s digital media strategy repurposing our core audio and multimedia content on web and mobile platforms.
Volunteering has always been a very big part of my fabric: I serve on the board of the HIV Law Project and I advise the leadership of Pro Bono Lab on business strategy. I served as a Pro Bono Consultant Account Director with the Taproot Foundation (the largest nonprofit pro bono consulting firm in the US for over 4 years.