Anne previously served as Director of Education, Public Programs, and Visitor Experience at the Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac and as Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Beaux Arts Magazine in Paris. Based in Lausanne, she has worked in Paris, New York, and Milan. She speaks French, English, and Italian.
Anne develops audience-centered strategies and innovative programs both within and beyond museum walls—in schools, hospitals, prisons, community-based organizations. In New York, she initiated a partnership between a public school and The Frick Collection. Since 2022, she has collaborated with the Fondation Hartung-Bergman. She is Co-Scientific Director of a symposium and research program on Art & Disabilities.
She lectures in cultural management, museology, and contemporary art at university and executive levels. Her academic background includes philosophy, political science, art history, and cultural management, with master’s degrees from Sciences Po Paris and a degree in philosophy from La Sorbonne.
