Volunteer Adviser. Deputy Chief of Staff of the President's Committee of the Regions.
Employment policy; rural development andStructural and Cohesion Policies, Rural Development Policy.

Former Member of the cabinet of the president of the EU Committee of the Regions (2006-2008). A graduate in political science (1979), former student of ENA (1989).

Born in 1960. French.

From 1993 to 1998: member of the Forward Studies Unit of the European Commission (Brussels) in charge of the territorial and social issues (Local development and employment initiatives, future of work, scenarios Europe 2010).

From 1998 to 1999: advisor, head of the "European affairs" unit , Department for regional and planning development (DATAR) in Paris.

From 2002 to 2005: head of the "European Union and Enlargement" unit, Treasury, Department of Economy, Finance and Industry (Paris). Former Member of the cabinet of the president of the EU Committee of the Regions (2006-2008).

Marjorie is currently Deputy Chief of Staff of the President's Committee of Regions of the European Union.

BIBLIOGRAPHIE

• European diversity, how to manage it, Paris, Descartes et Cie - Editions Charles Leopold Mayer (2000)
• L'avenir du travail, un débat européen, supervised with Bénédicte Caremier, Rennes, OPOCE - Editions Apogée (1999)
• The future of work, London, Kogan Page (2000)

Articles:

•  Grand Prix de la Réflexion impertinente et pertinente 2007 du Cercle des Entrepreneurs: "le développement local endogène, parent pauvre des stratégies de développement?".
• "Climate migrants: Dutch and Cypriot refugees in Transylvania"  - Shift Magazine, December 2007.
• The picture of a new Europe as portrayed by cross-border cooperation initiatives" In Northern European Baltic Sea Integration - NEBI Yearbook 2003, Lars Hedegaard and B. Lindstrà¶m Eds, Berlin, Springer (2003).
• "Un nuovo equilibrio tra mercato e coesione sociale et territoriale" In Quale Europa dopo l'Euro, Roma-Bari, Fondazione Lucchini and Editions Laterza (2002).