Alumni Portraits
[Academics & Education]
- Séverine Autesserre: Building Peace from the Ground Up [march 2022]
- Gilles Bransbourg: “Roman history is not irrelevant to us in the 21st century” [september 2021]
- Evan Epstein, Silicon Valley by way of Sciences Po [july 2020]
- Tania Johnson. Twenty-one Years Later: Reflections from the first cohort of Science Po’s International Programme [march 2021]
- Samuel Miles, Sciences Po and the sustainability transition [may 2020]
- Michel Perez, from his US dream to fighting money laundering [april 2019]
[Art]
- Jennifer Famery-Mariani: The Tribeca Art World by way of Sciences Po [december 2020]
- Maud Leclair: From Rue Saint-Guillaume to the Met Steps [september 2020]
- Daniel Levy: “The first requisite is empathy for other people’s culture” [september 2021]
- Anne Picq, at the intersection of the arts and social enterprises [october 2019]
- Marie Monique Steckel : Curiosity Across Cultures [december 2021]
- Pauline Vermare, Sciences Po and the politics and power of the image [july 2020]
[Business]
- Michael Allegretti, We as businesses need to continually update, how are we helping to solve real problems? [august 2020]
- Thierry Bernard: “With challenges and changes come opportunities.” [august 2020]
- Valentine Bleicher, transactional attorney for Mayer Brown LLP [october 2019]
- Alexandre Chenesseau: “It is up to us to contribute something in this world” [march 2021]
- Stéphanie Cardot, a Sciences Po entrepreneur and concierge [october 2019]
- Maëlle Gavet, COO of Compass: "We need engineers who can both code and read the Economist. We need engineers obsessed with transforming society" [july 2019]
- Antoine Heuty, founder of Ulula [october 2019]
- Gregory Hrycaj, from Sciences Po to Analog Devices, a global leader in the production of semiconductors [july 2019]
- Sophie Durey, co-founder of Twin Peaks Family [april 2019]
- Slawomir Krupa: “There is no true success without staying true to yourself” [march 2022]
- Larry Loeb, an American Abroad in CDG's Paris [may 2020]
- Ketty Maisonrouge: “It’s not about fashion.” [march 2022]
- Amanda Marsted: Being a Female in Finance [september 2021]
- Louis Mark: “As a master’s student, you are not given all of the answers, you are given the directions.” [june 2021]
- Robert McNamara: Working with diverse individuals helps you think differently about problems [june 2021]
- Vanessa Miler-Fels: “I thrive in complexity” [september 2021]
- Kayvan Noroozi : Re-thinking Intellectual Property [december 2020]
- Shahreen Reza: Building Business, from Plates to Space [march 2022]
- Adam Romanov, the Canadian in the BDE [may 2020]
- Jonathan Silver: “In the classroom you learn how to learn; outside of the classroom, you learn how to live.” [june 2021]
- Carol Sirou: The Sciences Po Toolkit for Corporate Life [june 2021]
- Arnaud Tesson : Sciences Po taught me to ask the right questions [december 2020]
- Claire Thomas-Daoulas: Advising Across Borders [june 2022]
- Arianne Ville, a sociologist meets Silicon Valley [february 2020]
- Benoist de Vimal, How Sciences Po helped his career take flight [july 2020]
- Scott Wilson, an uncommon path for commercial litigators and white collar defense attorneys at major U.S. law firms [february 2020]
- Krystal Wilson Azelton: “People do not realize how integrated space is into their lives” [december 2020]
- Patricia Wu: “Anytime you live abroad and learn another language, you learn how to communicate on another level” [june 2021]
- Andrew Ziaja: The Multiple Worlds of Law [december 2021]
[Media]
- Adriana Diaz: “Paris crawls under your skin takes up residence in your heart and never leaves.” [march 2021]
- Delphine Halgand: "I had a journalist's DNA" [september 2020]
[Politics & International Affairs]
- Elsa Alvarado: Sciences Po Takes to the Campaign Trail [march 2021]
- Anthony Aslou, analyst with the U.S. Department of State [april 2019]
- Abby Butkus, the dynamics of international development [july 2020]
- Nathalie (née Estival) Broadhurst, "It's at Sciences Po I decided to become a diplomat" [may 2020]
- Hannah Cooper: “I feel deep commitment and attachment to Sciences Po” [september 2020]
- François Delattre, secretary General of the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs [july 2019]
- Anne-Claire Legendre, I received the tools I needed to become a diplomat [august 2020]
- Noelle Pourrat: “Our degree of success in working and collaborating together is going to define what the 21st century looks like” [december 2020]
- Michael Strauss: “Take the risks when they present themselves.” [december 2020]
- Sac-Nicte Yescas: A New Kind of Campaign [december 2021]
[Think tank and global organizations]
- Max Bouchet, research analyst at the Brookings Institution [july 2019]
- Before, During, and After: How Alex Chunet uses Data to Change the World [june 2022]
- Benjamin Haddad: “I do today the kind of job that brought me to Sciences Po in the first place” [june 2021]
- Christian Kaufholz: Facing Climate Crisis with Confidence [december 2021]
- Rohan Kocharekar, Resident Fellow at the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy in Boston [april 2019]
- Frederic Lambert: Helping Economies Across the World [june 2022]
- Céline Ramstein: Answering Climate’s Questions [june 2022]
- Kenneth R. Weinstein, from the Latin Quarter to Washington's Corridors of Power [february 2020]
