Freelancer profile translated to English.

Description

Journalist by profession for 20 years in radio and television.

Editor-in-chief of a web radio on employment, professional development, and the HR world. On my own, I also put my skills at the service of companies and organizations that would like to benefit from my expertise.

> Interviews (radio, television)

> Podcasts (interviews, internal communication, brand content, communities, events)

> Media Training (preparing an interview, placing your voice, articulation, pace, etc...)

> Hosting (panel discussions, conferences, debates, forums)

> Content Production (news flashes, segments, etc...)

> Voice-over (documentary, advertising, etc...)

Based in the Île de France region, I can travel throughout France.

Languages

French
Native or bilingual

Workplace preferences

Can work on-site

Paris (up to 50km)

Job Radio
Editor-in-chief
November 2019 - Today (6 years and 7 months)
Région de Paris, France
Job Radio is the first podcast platform entirely dedicated to employment & professional training. Our mission within the editorial team? To provide you with the best advice for finding a job, choosing the right training, identifying experts to start or take over a business, analyzing best practices/trends for working abroad. Our podcasts are accessible from the website www.jobradio.fr or the mobile app. A media outlet supported by the "Médiastart" Program of LINCC Paris / Paris&Co, the leading startup incubator in France.
Tvjob
Editor-in-chief
November 2019 - Today (6 years and 7 months)
75009, Paris
Premium OTT TV platform for employment, professional training, and business creation/takeover. It uses the codes of major SVOD platforms (Netflix, MyCanal, 6play, Molotov…). On Tvjob, you will also discover professions, companies that are hiring, and numerous professional opportunities.
Chérie FM
Deputy Editor-in-chief
February 2016 - November 2019 (3 years and 9 months)
Paris, France
Supervision of the 41 journalists of the Chérie FM network. Presentation of news flashes on the national airwaves.