In 2019, I decided to return to France to pursue my career as a lawyer and get closer to lobbying (thanks again to the recognition of diplomas!).
But the pandemic is passing by and I am becoming aware, around the discussions on the famous "world after", that nothing will ever be the same again: what I do must have meaning and go beyond the simple application of legal knowledge acquired over the years.
What if I used my public affairs skills to help social economy actors?
That's when the planets aligned in my head and I decided to start my own business.
My objective: to enable associations and small and medium-sized organisations with a social stake (for whom it is sometimes difficult to find a way to give strength to their advocacy) to find the right strategy and the right tools to get their messages across to policy makers.
In parallel to my strictly legal career, in 2017 I discovered the importance of the diversity and diversification of the workforce, of society and of the need for change in the functions of representation.
This theme never leaves me (or maybe it's me who never leaves it?) and I decide to train myself, to become an actress of change. Convinced of the importance of understanding and valuing diversity, I have accompanied European associations in their questioning on the creation of more inclusive societal spaces.