Philippe Mani\u00e8re is the founder and managing-partner of Footprint > consultants, a Paris-based consulting firm specializing in corporate strategy and strategic communication.<\/p>\n
Before creating his own business, Philippe Mani\u00e8re was a journalist for 20 years and headed a non-profit organization for five years.<\/p>\n
In his last position before launching his own company, he was Directeur g\u00e9n\u00e9ral of Institut Montaigne, a French leading think-tank based in Paris and doing research on Social cohesion and social mobility, government reform and competitiveness. Before joining Institut Montaigne, Philippe was Editor of L’Expansion and Editor-in-chief of La Lettre de L’Expansion.<\/p>\n
Prior to joining L’Expansion in 2001, he was the economic columnist and the head of the business section of Le Point, a leading weekly French newsmagazine, for more than ten years. With Le Point, he launched a joint venture with the US magazine Business-Week, \u201cEdition affaire du Point avec Business Week\u201d.<\/p>\n
Philippe still runs a bi-monthly column in L\u2019Express, a leading newsmagazine, and a weekly chronicle on France Culture, a public radio; he also takes part to a weekly debate on France24, an international news TV. He appears regularly on numerous French and foreign TV and radio channels in all forms of interviews and talk-shows. He also published six books to date, the latest entitled \u201cLa pays o\u00f9 la vie est plus dure\u201d (Grasset, Paris, March 2012).<\/p>\n
Philippe Mani\u00e8re is an economist by training and received his education in Law and Business from Essec, and Universit\u00e9 Paris-II.<\/p>\n
He sits on the boards of the French-American Foundation (France) and Humanity in Action (France). He was granted a Woodrow Wilson National fellowship (1997) and was selected for a one month residency in the Bellagio (Italy) Rockefeller Foundation Center (2001). In 2008, he was made \u201cChevalier de la L\u00e9gion d\u2019honneur\u201d.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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