Sandrine Place

Sandrine Place is a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience advising top executives and management teams on corporate reputation and communications strategies.

She is the founder of Rep-publica, an independent corporate affairs company specializing in customized corporate communications, litigation support, and advocacy advice, with a strong focus on stakeholders and reputation.

Previously, Sandrine was a partner at i&e, a leading French PR agency, where she managed strategy, business development, and established the crisis management practice.

Her career began at Burson-Marsteller in Paris before leading the communication department at a social housing company, addressing CSR, social, and political issues.

Sandrine's specialties include reputation management, crisis management, litigation support, corporate communications, e-reputation, media and institutional relations, intercultural management, and training.

She holds a diverse educational background, including studies in security and justice, corporate governance, intercultural management, communications, law, and business, from prestigious institutions like ESSEC Business School, Université Paris Dauphine - PSL, University of Paris, The London School of Economics, and Université Robert Schuman.

Throughout her career, Sandrine has held various roles such as Director of Reputation Management, Communication and Community Engagement, Partner in Reputation and Crisis Management, and Communication and PR Director.