Gestion du projet européen Oenomed, communication interne, relations publiques et événements.

Chargée de communication pour le bureau d'études (prévention du risque inondation, et des risques naturels), et l'association Mayane (éducation à l'environnement auprès des élèves d'écoles primaires et des collégiens).

10+ years' experience in international communications and mediarelations.Specialized in organic agriculture and environment.Highly organized with a strong sense of priorities, an open, curiousmind and a pronounced taste for innovation.

Sudvinbio is a non-profit making organisation created in 1991, a trade body grouping together producers (privately owned and cooperative wineries) and marketers of organic wines from Occitanie (France largest organic vineyard area). Sudvinbio represented close to 70% of regional production of certified organic wines at the end of 2017 (estimated at 700,000 hl). It leads promotion/communication initiatives, defends the interests of members, conducts research/experimentation and provides… Show more Sudvinbio is a non-profit making organisation created in 1991, a trade body grouping together producers (privately owned and cooperative wineries) and marketers of organic wines from Occitanie (France largest organic vineyard area). Sudvinbio represented close to 70% of regional production of certified organic wines at the end of 2017 (estimated at 700,000 hl). It leads promotion/communication initiatives, defends the interests of members, conducts research/experimentation and provides consulting services to members.Sudvinbio has been the organiser of Millésime Bio trade show since 1993, the world organic wine trade fair. The 2018 edition showcased 993 exhibitors from 15 countries (winegrowers from Europe, North and South America, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand), and had 5.700 trade visitors.We also organise an organic wine competition: Challenge Millésime Bio which is open to all certified organic wines. At the 2018 edition 1.521 entries from 13 countries were tasted. Show less