Amaury Laporte

Amaury Laporte has a diverse range of work experience, starting with an internship as a Research Assistant at the Public Forum Institute in 1998. Amaury then worked as a Public Affairs Assistant Intern at the Embassy of France - Press Office, where they researched and wrote articles for the embassy's newsletter and gave tours to college student groups.

In 2002, Amaury moved on to an internship as a Radio Journalist at Voice of America, where they wrote and recorded articles for broadcast to French-speaking Africa. Amaury also worked as a Bilingual Administrative Assistant at the World Bank, completing assignments that required advanced bilingual skills.

In 2003, Amaury held multiple positions simultaneously, including Managing Editor of "News from France" at the Embassy of France in the United States. In this role, they selected topics, assigned and edited articles, and increased the newsletter's circulation. Amaury also worked as a Radio Journalist Intern at Voice of America.

Amaury then became a Communications Officer at the Embassy of France in the United States in 2007. Amaury led all communication efforts, including media relations and website management, and developed communication strategies. Amaury was promoted to Press Officer & Webmaster, where they successfully pitched stories to American and French correspondents and managed the French government's cultural network website.

From 2012 to present, Amaury has been working at the Environmental and Energy Study Institute (EESI), first as a Communications Coordinator and then as the Communications Director. In these roles, they devised and implemented communication and outreach strategies, managed a communications team, edited publications, and organized congressional events.

In 2023, Amaury transitioned to the position of Vice President of Communications at EESI. The details of this role are not provided.

Amaury Laporte began their education at Rochambeau, The French International School from 1987 to 1996, where they earned a French Baccalauréat. Amaury then went on to Sciences Po from 1996 to 1999, where they achieved a Master in International Business cum laude, specializing in international business, economics, geopolitics, and law. In 2000, Amaury attended Nottingham University Business School and completed their Master of Arts in Strategic Management, focusing on business and management.