Julie Dolet

As an artistic director at L’AgenCSE, I have developed unique expertise in supporting Social and Economic Committees (CSE) in the design and enhancement of their internal and external communication. My mission: to visually and editorially translate the unique identity of each CSE to strengthen its role with employees.

My role covers the entire creative process:

Creation of visual and editorial identity: definition of a coherent graphic universe (logo, brand guidelines, colors, typography) and an editorial tone adapted to the personality of each CSE.

Design of print or digital media: presentation booklets, activity reports, brochures, flyers, posters, as well as newsletters and internal flash news. Each medium is designed to be clear, attractive, and easy for employees to adopt.

I pay particular attention to readability, accessibility, and visual impact, ensuring that each communication is both effective and aesthetically pleasing. My experience has allowed me to understand the specific challenges of CSEs: being close to employees, highlighting actions taken, and valuing their essential role in company life.

On a daily basis, I collaborate closely with elected officials and their teams to understand their needs, identify the messages to highlight, and create tailor-made materials that faithfully reflect their identity. I also ensure overall consistency across all communication tools to strengthen the credibility and recognition of CSEs within their organization.

If you are looking for an artistic director who can combine creativity, strategic thinking, and an understanding of the social and human aspects of CSEs, I would be delighted to assist you with your communication projects, whether they are one-off or long-term.

As a lecturer at ESMOD International school, I share my visual merchandising expertise acquired over many years as a project manager in this field. My role is to impart both strategic vision and operational skills to train future fashion and retail professionals in current merchandising challenges.

My teaching focuses on several key areas:

Thanks to my field experience, I also provide a deep understanding of strategic merchandising issues: how to translate a brand's DNA into a physical space, how to adapt a collection to different distribution channels, or how to use merchandising as a commercial performance tool.

As a lecturer in Digital Resources and Culture at IUT, I help students understand and adopt digital-related issues, whether technical, cultural, or strategic.

My teaching covers various themes:

With experience in communication and art direction, I bring a concrete vision of digital as a lever for creation and strategy, constantly linking theory to real professional applications. My goal is to train students capable of using digital resources with relevance, creativity, and critical thinking, to become responsible and innovative players in their future careers.