Chloé (Ménard) Brocard

Chloé (Ménard) Brocard has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Chloé is currently working at Audion as a Global Marketing Manager, where they are responsible for developing the company's external communication and creating a content plan to establish Audion as a leading player in audio advertising.

In 2023, Chloé joined Time for the Planet as an Investor and Shareholder. This company aims to raise 1 billion euros to deploy 100 innovations for combating climate change.

Prior to their current roles, Chloé worked at JCDecaux as a Marketing Team Leader and Marketing Project Executive. Chloé played a key role in leading marketing projects and managing the national hub.

Chloé also gained experience at Mediaplus France as a Consulting and Strategy professional and Marketing Data Analyst. Chloé leveraged their skills in data analysis and strategic consulting during their time there.

Before that, Chloé worked at SCOR as a Business Analyst, where they organized events, conducted market analysis, and prepared marketing materials. Chloé also held the role of Marketing Assistant at SCOR.

Chloé's early career included positions at Merck as a Business Developer, texa expertise as a Marketing & Communication Assistant, Immobilière de l'ouest as a Manager Assistant, Hotel 81 as a Polyvalent Employee, and Racine as a Human Resources Assistant.

Chloé (Ménard) Brocard began their education at Lycée Louis De Broglie, where they completed their Bachelor's Degree in Literature from 2003 to 2007. Chloé then attended ICD Business School from 2007 to 2009, earning their BTS degree in Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services. Chloé continued their studies at ICD Business School from 2009 to 2012, obtaining a Master's Degree in Specialized Sales, Merchandising, and Marketing Operations. Chloé further expanded their education by pursuing a Master's Degree in Business Intelligence from Sciences Po from 2011 to 2012. In 2012, Chloé attended the University of California, Berkeley, where they focused on English as a second language.