Isabelle Degeorges graduated from the French university “La Sorbonne” in Paris. She has begun her career as a producer at Images et Compagnie in 2001 (Lagardere Group) where she produced TV Movies and series for ten years. She joined Gaumont in 2011 to work with Sidonie Dumas and Christophe Riandee and contribute to the creation of the French Television division. 

After completing a Law & Administration Specialized Graduate Diploma in Audiovisual Communication at the University of Paris I, Marine Forde began her career in 1996 with TF1 International (which later became TF1 Studio) in Business Affairs. She then went on to work in production, first as Legal Director of Xilam Animation in 2000 and then of Mandarin Cinéma in 2006.

General Manager for Gaumont Italia, he has to his credit more than twenty years of experience within the television industry in the fields of production, business development and programming. 
Since 2022, he’s been leading the Italian branch of the Gaumont Group, the world's oldest film production company and creator, in the context of serial tv, of global hits such as Lupin, Narcos and The Barbarians.

After studying Law and Political Science and as well as Art History, Jérôme Soulet began his career as a journalist specializing in electoral analysis and opinion polls. 
In 1998, he joined France Télécom to develop new services and was particularly involved in the 2003 launch of on-demand television and video for their fixed and mobile broadband networks. He continued his work with the Content Division of the company, which is now Orange, alongside Patricia Langrand and Hervé Payan.

After his studies at Dauphine, Sami Tritar began his professional career in 1992 as an auditor at EY in Paris and then internationally with the Schlumberger Group.
In 2002, he joined the TUI Group, where he served as CFO of Corsair, a subsidiary of Nouvelles Frontières. He contributed to the creation of TUI France in 2012, an entity grouping together all of the company’s operations and brands within France, of which he was the financial director.
Since 2018, he has been in charge of the administrative and financial management of Gaumont.

Nicolas Atlan, former President of Gaumont Animation was promoted to President Gaumont, U.S. in July of 2020. In his elevated role, Atlan added the oversight of the U.S. and Latin American drama divisions to his remit as well as operational control of Gaumont U.S. across all divisions within the organization: creative, production, business affairs, finance, and marketing. Prior to joining Gaumont in 2016, he served as co-CEO & Executive Chairman for MoonScoop in both the French and U.S. divisions as well as Splash Ent. (rebranded from MoonScoop).

Titulaire d’un D.E.S.S. en Droit de la Propriété Intellectuelle et Nouvelles Technologies (Paris XI-Sceaux), Franck Weber entame son parcours professionnel auprès d’Agnès Varda (Cine-Tamaris) dont il est le chargé de production de 1995 à 2000, s’occupant tout autant de production, de distribution, que de patrimoine et de restauration...des films d’Agnès, mais également de Jacques Demy.

After starting her career at Antenne 2 with Ève Ruggieri and then Marie-France Brière, Ariane Toscan du Plantier joined Lazennec productions as head of distribution where she worked on Mathieu Kassovitz's Hate (La Haine) and Eric Rochant's The Patriots (Les Patriotes), to name but a few.

After starting her career at Antenne 2 with Ève Ruggieri and then Marie-France Brière, Ariane Toscan du Plantier joined Lazennec productions as head of distribution where she worked on Mathieu Kassovitz's Hate (La Haine) and Eric Rochant's The Patriots (Les Patriotes), to name but a few.