Lucie Mathieu

Lucie Mathieu has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. In 2017, they started as a Communications Intern at Sustain Consulting, where they worked on a project focused on environmental pollution. Lucie then interned at the ICM - Brain & Spine Institute, conducting research on Parkinson's Disease. In 2018, Lucie worked as a PAL (peer assisted learning) Leader at King's College London and later as a Summer Intern, conducting research on Autism Spectrum Disorder. Lucie joined FOVISEE in 2019 as a Project Intern, focusing on fuel poverty and fostering partnerships with the French embassy. Also in 2019, they interned at Ashoka, where they contributed to the social media strategy and assisted with the fellowship program. Lucie continued to gain experience in 2020 as a Podcaster and Communication Officer at LSESU Circular Economy Society. Lucie then joined INFARM in 2022 as a Corporate Sales professional, handling internal processes and managing retail e-commerce accounts. In 2022, they also began working as an Agile Project Manager at Careship. Lucie's most recent role is as a Product Development Advisor at Sustainacy, starting in 2022. Additionally, they became a Fellow at Future VC in 2023. Throughout their various roles, Lucie has demonstrated a strong commitment to social impact and has developed skills in project management, communication, sales, and research.

Lucie Mathieu's education history begins in 2003 when they attended Ecole Jeannine Manuel and completed their French Baccalaureat (OIB) in the field of Scientific studies, which concluded in 2016. In the same year, they enrolled at King's College London and obtained a Bachelor of Bioscience degree in Neuroscience, which they completed in 2019. During their time at King's College London, they also earned an Associate's degree in Theology and Philosophy. Later, in 2020, Lucie pursued a postgraduate degree at The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), specializing in the Psychology of Economic Life within the field of Behavioral Sciences, which they completed in 2021.