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Sébastien Reed is a skilled communications professional with extensive experience in digital media and outreach, currently serving as a Press, Digital Media & Outreach Officer and previously as a Press & Digital Communications Officer for the ECR Group in the European Parliament since November 2020. In addition, Sébastien holds the position of Head of Communications for the EPXV — European Parliament Rugby Team since September 2022. Prior experience includes a role at Sanofi as a Communications & Change Management Officer, where management of organizational change communications was key, and contributions to several pan-European projects. Earlier positions include freelance writing for netMAGmedia Ltd, where Sébastien crafted feature-length content, and a Digital Intern role at UN House Scotland, focusing on enhancing digital capabilities. Sébastien holds a Master's degree in Communications, Media, and Creative Industries from Sciences Po, alongside a BA Hons in International Studies from Leiden University.
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