The Global Editors Network (GEN) was the worldwide association of editors-in-chief founded in 2011. “Prototyping the Future of News” was our motto with the mission of fostering digital innovation and new storytelling methods within newsrooms and beyond, to all content providers. GEN was committed to quality journalism, ethical standards and a sustainable news ecosystem in the platform era. GEN sought to empower news executives through its dedicated programmes: The Editors Lab, the Data Journalism Awards and the Media Literacy Toolkit project. The annual GEN Summit gathered some of the industry's leading figures from across the globe for peer-learning and solutions-oriented collaboration. It was attended by 650+ participants from 60 countries, making it the world's leading editorial conference. The GEN community included over 16,000 editors, journalists and media innovators from around the world. More on Twitter @GENinnovate.The ninth and last GEN Summit 2019 took place in Athens (13 to 15 June) and was attended by 650+ participants. Revisit it on www.gensummit.org

In charge of the World Editors Forum team, directing the WEF annual conference; responsible for creating the Editors Weblog (launched in January 2004) and the annual must read for editors: Trends in Newsroom report (launched in June 2005). Also launched the Newsroom Barometer in 2006.

Syndication of major journalistic events and distribution to news media in different languages:- Tour de France (velocity.com)- Fashion shows worldwide (fashionlive.com)- Cannes Film Festival (official website)

In charge of geopolitical supplements through the World Media Network linking more than 20 daily newspapers worldwide (Libération, El Pais, La Stampa, Süddeutsche Zeitung, Tages Anzeiger, Le Soir, Publico, La Presse, Yomiuri Shimbun, Al Ahram, La Nacion, La Jornada...).World Media Network was a press syndicate exchanging articles and photos between members. It was a subsidiary of the French daily Libération.