News from the Alumni network - February 2026

  CAREER UPDATES

Hélène CROCQUEVIELLE (APE 1992) is Departemental director of public finances for Val d'Oise.

Brice FABRE (APE 2011/PhD 2017) is Head of the tax administration support unit at the French Directorate General of Public Finances. 

Marine LEFORT (APE 2011) is Head of foresight and strategic analysis for Groupe La Poste.

Caroline BOUQUET (APE 2014) is Portfolio director at Mirova.

Guillaume VOISARD (APE 2019) is Deputy CEO, strategy and performance at QUARTUS. 

David AMPUDIA VICENTE (APE 2021) is AI and Data science specialist for Banco de España.

Thomas BELAICH (APE 2022) is Ermerging markets debs analyst at Carmignac.

Jorge APARICIO LOPEZ (APE 2025) is Economist for Middle East & North Africa at Crédit Agricole. 

Soline MINIERE (ETE 2010) is Investment director at AP Moller Capital.

Luise ROLLAND (EP 2018) is Chief markets officer at FAIRTIQ.

Marion CHABROST (PhD 2019) is Senior associate at RBB Economics.

RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

Germain GAUTHIER (APE 2018), Roland HODLER, Philine WIDMER and Ekaterina Zhuravskaya published "The political effects of X's feed algorithm" in Nature.

John Jair GONZALEZ PULGARIN (ETE 2016), François LANGOT, Ekkehard ERNST and Rossana MEROLA published "Intergenerational trends in educational and income mobility in the United States of America since the 1960s" in Applied Economics. 

Bertrand GARBINTI (APE 2011/PhD 2016), Jonathan GOUPILLE-LEBRET (PPD 2011/PhD 2017), Stéphane AURAY and Aurélien EYQUEM published "Unpacking rising inequality: the roles of markups, taxes, and asset prices" in the Journal of the European Economic Association. 

RECOGNITION & AWARDS

Timothée JAULIN (APE 2012), Caroline BOUQUET (APE 2014), Alice DE BAZIN (APE 2015) and Christophe HEMOUS (ETE 2011) were namong the winners of the "Finance of tomorrow" ranking published by the Institut Choiseul.

Frédéric GILLI (APE 2000), associate director of Agence Grand Public,  was named among the "100 who make the city" by Traits Urbains.  

Carla IRISSARY (PPD 2025) received the Master's thesis prize in Policy Evaluation from the Société française de l'évaluation for her work "Do Regional Care Pathways Improve Access to Diagnosis? Evidence from the "Filières Endométriose" in France".