Agnes Chauveau

Agnes Chauveau is a highly accomplished professional with a strong background in history, journalism, and audiovisual heritage. She currently serves as the Director Delegated to Distribution and Innovation at the National Audiovisual Institute (INA), where she is responsible for enhancing and preserving the institution's audiovisual heritage.

Dr. Agnes Chauveau's expertise extends to various fields, having earned a Ph.D. in History from Sciences Po and a Maîtrise in History and Political Science from the University of Paris Nanterre. Her academic achievements underpin her commitment to academic excellence and research.

Prior to her current role, Agnes Chauveau held significant positions in prestigious organizations such as the National Library of France (BNF) and the School of Journalism at Sciences Po. She has also contributed to the field of academia as a former University Professor at both the University of Paris Nanterre and the University of Metz.

Throughout her career, Agnes Chauveau has demonstrated a passion for journalism and media, evident from her past role as a Producer and Columnist at Radio France. Her versatile professional experiences reflect a dedication to the dissemination of knowledge and information across different platforms and channels.

Agnes Chauveau's work emphasizes the importance of editorializing content to cater to diverse audiences, including professionals, institutions, the media, and the general public. She is committed to adapting traditional heritage materials to modern modes of consumption by implementing multi-channel strategies for distribution, encompassing productions, publications, web platforms, and exhibitions.