Sophie Lavergne

Sophie Lavergne has a diverse work experience spanning across different industries. Sophie is currently working as a VP Communications at Anywr, a leading operator in international recruitment and talent mobility. In this role, they are responsible for designing and implementing a rebrand and developing the global notoriety of the company through public relations, influencer programs, and thought leadership strategies.

Prior to their current position, Sophie worked at Scaleway as a VP Communication, where they created the company's communication strategy and department to support global expansion. Sophie also managed a multicultural team of 10 people. Before that, they served as a Communication Strategy Manager at Scaleway.

Sophie also has experience at OVH, a top 5 European hosting provider and global cloud provider, where they worked as a Corporate Communications Specialist. Sophie'sresponsibilities included creating and developing corporate communication strategies and accelerating media influence through journalist and analyst relations.

Sophie started their career at the French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China (CCIFC) as the Director of Publications, overseeing the organization's publications. Prior to that, Sophie worked at Editions Gallimard as a Publisher for Folio Junior, where they focused on making founding texts easy and attractive to read while maintaining their original essence. Sophie also worked as a Junior Editor at Éditions du Seuil.

Overall, Sophie Lavergne has held various positions in communications and publications, showcasing their expertise in developing strategies, managing teams, and promoting global brands.

Sophie Lavergne began their education in 1988 at Université Paris-Sorbonne, where they obtained a DEA (Diplôme d'Etudes Approfondies) in French Literature. Sophie completed their studies at this institution in 1991. Following this, in 1992, Sophie Lavergne enrolled at Université Paris 13. Here, they pursued a DESS (Diplôme d'Etudes Supérieures Spécialisées) in Edition, which they successfully completed in 1993.