Leonore de Roquefeuil

Leonore de Roquefeuil has a diverse range of work experience, spanning various industries and roles. Leonore currently serves as the CEO and co-founder of Voxe, a media company focused on empowering women and addressing the gender imbalance in media. Prior to this, they were a board member of FEST France Eco Sociale Tech, a movement that brings together entrepreneurs and investors committed to positive social impact.

From 2016 to 2019, Leonore developed and led Voxe.org's VoxeBot, the first chatbot for news and citizen engagement aimed at French millennials. This chatbot reached an audience of over 60,000 people and played a significant role in mobilizing and informing young voters during the 2017 presidential campaign.

Before their work at Voxe, Leonore was a member of the council of administration at Démocratie Ouverte, a network focused on accelerating the transition to a more participatory democracy. Leonore also worked as a community developer at Voxe.org, where they created volunteer networks and expanded their electoral program comparison tool to multiple countries worldwide.

Additionally, Leonore gained experience in communications and marketing as a specialist at Saint-Gobain and worked on various projects with the United Nations, including organizing events and managing partnerships. Leonore also held leadership positions in organizations such as the Association d'Oenologie Sciences Po Bordeaux and conducted volunteer work in sustainable development projects in an Argentinean shantytown for Un Techo Para Mi Pais.

Leonore de Roquefeuil began their education in 2005 at Sciences Po Bordeaux, where they pursued a Master's degree in International Politics, completing the program in 2010. In 2015, they attended the University of Cambridge for a summer training program in Social Entrepreneurship, focusing on Business Administration and Management. Additionally, from 2005 to 2010, they studied at the Universidad de Granada, earning a Licenciatura degree in Ciencias Politicas y de la Administracion. In the same year, they also participated in a Summer Program at the University of Cambridge, with a focus on Social Entrepreneurship.