Nabil Berbour

Nabil BERBOUR has a diverse range of work experience. Nabil started their career as an HIA Senior Fellow at Humanity in Action, where they participated in a program that focused on human rights, diversity promotion, and equal opportunities. Nabil then worked as a Chargé de mission coopération décentralisée at the Mairie d'Aubervilliers, where they conducted a study evaluating the 20-year cooperation between Aubervilliers and Boully (Mauritania) in terms of sustainable development.

Nabil also served as a Chargé de mission Agenda 21 at the Ville de Montreuil, where they worked on sustainable development projects. Nabil further expanded their experience at the European Parliament, first as an HIA Pat Cox Fellow, working in the office of an MEP, and later as an Attaché parlementaire, Stagiaire, where they assisted Pascal Canfin, an MEP who is now the Minister delegate for development in the Ayrault government.

Nabil then worked as a Visiting Research Fellow (Public Policy) at Brown University, followed by a role as Chargé de mission au cabinet du Ministre délégué au Développement at the Ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères.

Currently, Nabil is a Campaign Director at SumOfUs, where they lead various campaigns.

Nabil Berbour's education history includes a variety of degrees and studies. Nabil began their education with a Bachelor's degree in History and Geography at Université Paris Nord-Paris 13, although the specific dates for this degree are not provided. Nabil then pursued a Master's degree in European and International Studies, with a focus on Cities and Governance, at Institut d'Etudes Européennes de Paris 8. Following this, they obtained another Master's degree from the same institution, specializing in European and International Studies. Nabil also completed an MBA in Operational Management and Sustainable Performance at ISC Paris. Finally, they attended Brown University, where they obtained a Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) degree, specializing in Community Organization and Advocacy.