Angéline joined the agency a few months ago as a SEO & Digital Project Manager.
You will often see her riding a bike or walking, usually with a book in her hand, completely absorbed in her reading as if the pavement didn’t exist. Her heart is equally drawn to literature and the outdoors.
To help you get to know her better (and because we’re a bit curious), here is a short series of questions.
Paris is your hometown. If you had to recommend just one thing to do during a day in Paris, what would it be?
Not really a single place to “visit”, but more a set of things to truly experience Paris for a day: wandering along Rue des Abbesses, enjoying a coffee and tartine on a terrace, playing pétanque by the Canal St Martin, seeing an exhibition at Pompidou, and having a drink along the river.
Not really a single place to “visit”, but more a set of things to truly experience Paris for a day: wandering along Rue des Abbesses, enjoying a coffee and tartine on a terrace, playing pétanque by the Canal St Martin, seeing an exhibition at Pompidou, and having a drink along the river.
As someone who loves mountains and nature, if you had to choose one mountain for your next hike, which one would it be?
The next hike on my list is the crossing of the Écrins National Park. But deep down, I prefer slightly more technical outings; mountaineering and climbing remain my lifelong passions. The next objective: the Dômes de Miage in the Mont-Blanc massif!
The next hike on my list is the crossing of the Écrins National Park. But deep down, I prefer slightly more technical outings; mountaineering and climbing remain my lifelong passions. The next objective: the Dômes de Miage in the Mont-Blanc massif!
Mountains are one of your hobbies. Can you tell us more about your other interests?
I studied literature at the Sorbonne and since then, I always have a book with me! Biographies, essays, theatre, poetry, a bit of fiction… I read one to two books per week. I also spend quite a lot of time at exhibitions and theatres.
I have also been involved in several associations, especially social work supporting people experiencing homelessness.
And last but not least: spending time celebrating with friends!
I studied literature at the Sorbonne and since then, I always have a book with me! Biographies, essays, theatre, poetry, a bit of fiction… I read one to two books per week. I also spend quite a lot of time at exhibitions and theatres.
I have also been involved in several associations, especially social work supporting people experiencing homelessness.
And last but not least: spending time celebrating with friends!
You used to work in press relations. In your opinion, what is the biggest difference between “press” and “digital” from an agency perspective?
Very different indeed! Digital creates an ongoing dialogue — it engages, measures, and can adapt. With press relations, you control the message but not how it will be received… a bit more frustrating perhaps.
Very different indeed! Digital creates an ongoing dialogue — it engages, measures, and can adapt. With press relations, you control the message but not how it will be received… a bit more frustrating perhaps.
If you could choose a dream project to work on and help develop, what would it be?
Nothing to do with my current job… but I have two professional dreams:
Nothing to do with my current job… but I have two professional dreams:
- Training in massage therapy → this one is not incompatible with Antistatique 😛
- Opening a guesthouse → definitely less compatible!
Share a few keywords that describe you well. And on the opposite side, what does not represent you?
I would describe myself as sensitive, bold, and optimistic.
I am not stubborn, disloyal, or someone who likes to stay at home.
I would describe myself as sensitive, bold, and optimistic.
I am not stubborn, disloyal, or someone who likes to stay at home.
To finish, what is your favourite place in French-speaking Switzerland?
Oh no, I refuse to choose just one. Between cycling and the mountains, I have seen too many beautiful places in Romandy to pick only one. So I’ll choose two, to keep the list short and broad enough:
Oh no, I refuse to choose just one. Between cycling and the mountains, I have seen too many beautiful places in Romandy to pick only one. So I’ll choose two, to keep the list short and broad enough:
- The Lavaux terraces, for enjoying white wine in the little “capites” with friends.
- Romand Valais, simply because… wow!