Emmanuelle Mignon

Emmanuelle Mignon (born 26 April 1968) served as cabinet secretary for French president Nicolas Sarkozy between May 2007 and July 28, 2008.[1]

Emmanuelle Mignon
Representative of the French Co-Prince of Andorra
In office
6 June 2007  24 September 2008
MonarchNicolas Sarkozy
Prime MinisterAlbert Pintat
Preceded byPhilippe Massoni
Succeeded byChristian Frémont
Personal details
Born (1968-04-26) 26 April 1968
Paris, France
EducationLycée Sainte-Geneviève
Alma materESSEC Business School, Sciences Po, ÉNA

Education

Emmanuelle Migno graduated from ESSEC business school in 1990. In 1992, she graduated from Institut d’études politiques of Paris (IEP Paris), 1992. She also studied at the ENA school (Ecole nationale d’administration) for high-level civil servants and (graduated: at the top of her class in 1995)[2]

Later on Mignon studied at the Saint Mary's College in Neuilly, near Paris, and at the Lycée Sainte-Geneviève in Versailles.

Career

From 2010 to 2012, she served as General Secretary at EuropaCorp.[3]

In 2015 after being admitted to the Paris Bar, she joined the Public Regulatory Environment department of August Debouzy as a partner.[4] Mignon also worked as rapporteur at the litigation division and the internal affairs division, as well as manager of the legal research center, government commissioner and assessor.

On 21 January 2022, Mignon and three co-defendants, former Sarkozy chief of staff Claude Gueant, writer and one-time Sarkozy advisor Patrick Buisson and former pollster and consultant Pierre Giacometti. were found guilty of polling fraud involving allegations that they misused public money while ordering public opinion polls worth a combined 7.5 million euros ($8.7 million) during the course of Sarkozy's presidency, though Mignon would receive no jail time and was given a six month suspended sentence.[5][6]

Publications

  • August Debouzy advises Cameco on French law aspects of acquisition of Westinghouse Electric Company - Lucie Constant, Philippe Durand, Amélie Tripet, David Neuwirth, Benjamin van Gaver, Vincent Brenot, François Pochart, Valéry Denoix de Saint Marc, Emmanuelle Mignon, Alexandra Berg-Moussa, Pierre Descheemaeker, Renaud Christol, Marie-Charlotte Hustache, Olivier Attias, Marc-Antoine Picquier, Geoffroy Thill, Boris Léone-Robin, Guillaume Potin, Aurélien Micheli, Charles Maurel, Ergen Ege, Alexandre Bay, Pierre-Olivier Ally, Philippe Alliaume, Dorian Scemama, Guillaume Aubatier, Audrey Msellati, Juliette Vachet, Alix Kianpour, Julien Tiphine - 17/10/22
  • August Debouzy advised Rohde & Schwarz group on the sale of Rohde & Schwarz Cybersecurity SAS to Total Specific Solutions B.V - Florence Chafiol, Valéry Denoix de Saint Marc, Philippe Durand, Philippe Lorentz, Emmanuelle Mignon, François Pochart, Elie Bétard, Stéphanie Lapeyre, Geoffroy Thill, Thibaut Amourette, David Neuwirth, Alexandre Dumortier, Nicolas Quoy, Ludovic de Talancé, Laure Bonin, Emmanuel Le Galloc'h, Lea Margono - 14/04/22
  • Digital Markets Act - Emmanuelle Mignon, Mahasti Razavi, Eden Gall - 25/03/22
  • Réforme des CCAG - Vincent Brenot, Emmanuelle Mignon, Hélène Billery - 01/04/21

References

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