Marie Bracquemont

Marie Bracquemont is a seasoned communications professional with extensive experience in public information, advocacy, and media relations, particularly within international organizations. Currently serving as a Communications Officer for Health Emergencies at the World Health Organization since January 2020, Bracquemont develops and implements communication strategies related to health emergencies, especially COVID-19, while also creating a range of communications products and building capacity within regional and country offices. Previous roles include Reports and Donor Visibility Officer at UNICEF, Public Information Officer at the United Nations, and Project Officer for the International Organization for Migration. Bracquemont's background encompasses significant positions in law enforcement and security agencies, including Europol and Frontex, and diplomatic engagements such as serving as Press and Communication Officer at the Embassy of France in Lithuania. Bracquemont holds a Master’s degree in Linguistic Engineering and Communication from Université d'Orléans and studied linguistics at Jagiellonian University.