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ranco f ritish bYoung Leaders Programme Building a generation of 21st century leaders Fonder une génération de leaders pour le 21ème siècle United Kingdom 2017 France 2018 About the Franco-British Young Leaders Programme À propos du Programme Franco-Britannique Young Leaders The British Prime Minister and the French Lors du sommet franco-britannique de President announced at the March 2016 mars 2016, le premier ministre britannique et le Franco-British Summit a major bilateral président de la République française ont annoncé initiative: the launch of the Franco-British une initiative bilatérale majeure : le lancement du Young Leaders Programme. Programme Franco-Britannique Young Leaders. Objectives Objectifs Each year, 30 to 40 French and British talented Chaque année, 30 à 40 jeunes français et individuals will be selected from a diverse range britanniques talentueux seront sélectionnés parmi of business, cultural, media, academic, social, des candidats issus de nombreux secteurs : culture, government and military sectors. They will join médias, universités, acteurs sociaux, secteur public ou a transformational network, access areas of militaire. Ils rejoindront un réseau de transformation, excellence on both sides of the Channel and be accéderont à des domaines d’excellence des deux encouraged to implement learning into their côtés de la Manche et seront encouragés à mettre en practice. pratique leurs apprentissages. The programme aims to deepen Franco-British Le programme a pour objectif d’approfondir understanding and collaboration at the highest la compréhension et la collaboration franco- level and establishes a give back/give forward britannique au plus haut niveau. Il s’articule autour ethos at its core. d’une éthique de partage mutuel. The Franco-British Council implements the La mise en œuvre du programme est assurée par programme, with the support of public and private le Conseil Franco-Britannique, avec le soutien institutions from both sides of the Channel. d’institutions publiques et privées des deux pays. Presentation of the Programme at the British Embassy in Paris, 17 March 2017© Fanny Trang – British Embassy Paris + TIMELINE 2016 2017 2018 Programme announced Call for Programme 2017 cohort at the Franco-British applications for launch in Paris Summit by F.Hollande 2017 intake with the Duke May Induction breakfasts June UK Residency Call for and D.Cameron. and Duchesse of applications for Cambridge 2018 intake Flagship residencies Les résidences Organised in the UK and France alternately, the Ces événements annuels sont organisés annual events offer a space for new and existing alternativement au Royaume-Uni et en France. Ils members of the network to meet, engage with proposent un espace dans lequel les anciens et les high profile individuals in the host-country, nouveaux membres du réseau peuvent échanger, explore diverse areas of excellence and reflect rencontrer, prendre contact avec des personnalités on their application, share own experiences and du pays hôte, découvrir des domaines d’excellence knowledge, develop a constructive dialogue and et réfléchir à leurs applications, partager leurs build relationships with peers. The programme expériences et leurs connaissances, développer will offer a range of interventions from speakers, un dialogue constructif et nouer des relations avec meetings with personalities, group discussions, leurs pairs. Le programme comporte de workshops, visits and social time. nombreuses conférences, des réunions avec des personnalités, des discussions de groupe, des Each cohort of Young Leaders will be invited to ateliers, des visites et des moments de rencontre. attend two events in the UK and France successively. Chaque promotion de Young Leaders sera invitée à Alumni network and programme participer à deux événements, l’un au Royaume-Uni, l’autre en France. All participants will be invited to join a programme of follow-on events and contribute Programme et réseau pour les alumni to the network through curating or hosting. Events will include breakfasts, seminars, visits Tous les participants seront invités à rejoindre un and an annual gala dinner. The Young Leaders programme d’événements ultérieurs et à contribuer au will be actively encouraged to shape the réseau en participant à leur organisation. Ces événements development of the network, source or select seront, entre autres, des petits déjeuners, des séminaires, new generations of Young Leaders, propose des visites et un dîner de gala annuel. Les Young themes and contents. Leaders seront activement encouragés à contribuer au développement du réseau, à proposer ou sélectionner de A focus on social mobility nouvelles générations de Young Leaders, à proposer des thèmes et du contenu pour les futurs programmes. The Franco-British Young Leaders Programme will build ties with talented young people Un accent mis sur la mobilité sociale from disadvantaged backgrounds identified by a network of partners. The initiative aims to Le Programme Franco-Britannique Young Leaders tissera build further relationships locally and support des liens avec des jeunes gens doués issus de milieux social mobility across both countries. difficiles et identifiés par un réseau de partenaires. L’initiative vise à approfondir les relations localement et à Young Leaders Selection Jury 2017 soutenir la mobilité sociale dans les deux pays. The Jury 2017 was composed of Patricia Jury de sélection des Young Leaders 2017 Barbizet, Chief Executive Officer of Christie’s and Executive Director of Artemis. Rt Hon Le jury 2017 était composé de Patricia Barbizet PDG Dominic Grieve QC MP, Conservative MP; de Christie’s et directrice exécutive d’Artémis; Rt Hon HE Sylvie Bermann, French Ambassador Dominic Grieve, député conservateur à la Chambre des to the UK; Lord Ed Llewellyn, British communes; Son Excellence Sylvie Bermann Ambassadrice Ambassador to France; Professor Frank française auprès du Royaume-Uni; Lord Ed Llewellyn, Bournois, Dean of the business school Ambassadeur britannique en France; Professeur Frank ESCP Europe; Paul Miller, Managing Bournois Doyen de l’école de commerce ESCP Europe; Partner and CEO at social impact investor Paul Miller Partenaire dirigeant et PDG du programme and accelerator programme Bethnal Green d’accélération et d’investissement en impact social Bethnal Ventures; Olivier Morel, Partner at Cripps Green Ventures. Olivier Morel, Partenaire chez Cripps LLP LLP Lawyers; Jean-Pascal Sibiet Chairman Lawyers; et de Jean-Pascal Sibiet, France, Président de of the Franco -British Connections. Franco-British Connections. 2019 June France Residency June UK Residency 2018 cohort Franco-British Young Leaders 2017 Amélie Verdier Amelie Verdier started her career as an auditor at the general audit office of the Ministry of Finances Director for the budget, after which she spent 5 years in the budget directorate. She was chief of staff for the Budget Ministry of Finances Minister (vice to the Minister of Economy). She then joined Greater Paris University Hospitals (AP- HP) as General Secretary (vice to the CEO). She has been Director of the Budget Directorate since January 2017. Education: Ecole Nationale d’Administration (ENA), Sciences Po. Education: ENA, Sciences Po Anushka Asthana Anushka Asthana is the co-political editor at the Guardian, working alongside Heather Stewart Political editor, to lead the political coverage for the website and newspaper. Previously she was senior political The Guardian correspondent at Sky News and before that chief political correspondent and a columnist at the Times. Boris Saragaglia Boris Saragaglia is an internet entrepreneur with 11 years of experience. He is a regular speaker in Founder and CEO, international conferences and high-level meetings on the theme of entrepreneurship and building Spartoo trust in online communities (Digital France, French Tech, G20 Young Entrepreneurs’ Alliance Meeting, Founders Forum Paris). Education: Ecole des Mines, HEC Calvin Bailey Calvin Bailey’s 16 year career as a C-130 transport aircraft pilot has seen him on global operations making Pilot - Wing Commander, his name on Humanitarian Aid and Disaster relief missions most notably in Haiti and the Philippines, Royal Air Force for which he was awarded an MBE. He is a passionate advocate for gender equality, presently writing a thesis on Gender and its role in creating a lasting Peace. Education: University of Exeter, King’s College London Camille Bonenfant- After six years at the Permanent Representation of France to the European Union, Camille Jeanneney Bonenfant-Jeanneney joined the cabinet of the Deputy Minister for European Affairs in Directeur du NewCorp 2012. She then worked at the RATP, working on the Grand Paris project including as head - Secrétariat général, of cabinet for the CEO and Chairman. She joined ENGIE in October 2015 where she is ENGIE both executive assistant to the General Secretary and responsible for the performance of the Corporate. Education: Ecole Polytechnique, Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Sciences Po Paris Catherine Boullay Catherine Boullay is on air on France Inter from 5 till 7 every morning and in charge Journalist, Radio France of “Et si demain”, a daily chronicle about innovation and economics. Before that she used to be a reporter for the foreign desk of Europe1 radio. Education: Sciences Po, Celsa Sorbonne Clément Beaune After 3 years as a civil servant at the French Treasury, Clement Beaune joined the Prime Minister’s Deputy Manager, Office in 2012, as advisor on budget.
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