VINCI Airports
Tiphaine Lacroix is a seasoned communication professional with extensive experience in external and internal communication across various sectors. Currently serving as Chargée de communication at VINCI Airports since April 2022, Tiphaine oversees communication strategies, media relations, event organization, and the promotion of environmental initiatives. Prior experience includes roles as Officier communication at Marine Nationale, where responsibilities encompassed media relations and event management, and Chargée de communication at EDF, focusing on internal campaigns. Tiphaine also held positions at Auto Malin, Agence Erasmus+ France, and JCL Communication, gaining expertise in multichannel communication, event coordination, and community management. Educational credentials include a Master's in Digital Marketing and Social Networks from Sup' de Pub and a License in Communication from Sup de Com.
VINCI Airports
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As the world’s leading private airport operator, VINCI Airports operates +70 airports in 13 countries. Drawing on its expertise as a comprehensive integrator, VINCI Airports develops, finances, builds and operates airports, leveraging its investment capability and know-how to optimise the operational performance and modernisation of its infrastructure as well as bring about their environmental transition. In 2016, VINCI Airports became the first airport operator to commit to an international environmental strategy, setting itself the aim of reaching zero net emissions across the network by 2050. Premier opérateur aéroportuaire privé au monde, VINCI Airports opère plus de 70 aéroports dans 13 pays. Grâce à son expertise d’intégrateur global, VINCI Airports développe, finance, construit et gère les aéroports en apportant sa capacité d’investissement et son savoir-faire dans l’optimisation de la performance opérationnelle, la modernisation des infrastructures et la conduite de leur transition environnementale. VINCI Airports est le premier opérateur aéroportuaire à s’être engagé dans une stratégie environnementale internationale en 2016, pour atteindre l’objectif de « zéro émission » nette sur l’ensemble de son réseau d’ici à 2050.