Jérôme Guilbert is appointed Chief Communications Officer at SCOR

Press Release
December 17, 2020 – N° 27Jérôme Guilbert is appointed Chief Communications Officer at SCORJérôme Guilbert is joining SCOR as Group Chief Communications Officer. He will take up his post on January 4, 2021. Based in Paris, he will be responsible for all facets of the Group’s internal and external communications.Denis Kessler, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer of SCOR, comments: “I am delighted that Jérôme Guilbert is joining SCOR. His experience and expertise will be invaluable assets in terms of further developing an ambitious brand strategy, particularly by accelerating SCOR’s production of original content on the changing risk universe and sharing it as widely as possible with all our stakeholders.”**         *BiographyJérôme Guilbert, a French citizen, is a graduate of Paris-Dauphine University, Sciences Po and London Business School. He began his career as a brand manager at L’Oréal in Denmark, before joining the strategic planning department at the ad agency CLM/BBDO and subsequently becoming Chief Strategist at BETC. He was appointed Managing Director of McCann Paris in 2006. Throughout his career in advertising he taught at Sciences Po, where he created a course about brands and a course on risk prevention, called “Risks, fears, alerts”. He joined Sciences Po as Communications Director in 2013.**         *Contact detailsMedia
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Olivier Armengaud
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