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).

Graduate of the Institute of Political Studies (IEP) in Paris and holder of a degree in law and economics. Head of the legal department of the Compagnie Internationale pour l'Informatique (CII) in Paris (1967-1970), Financial Analyst at Morgan Stanley & Co. Inc. in New York (1970-1971), and Morgan & Cie International SA in Paris (1971-1974). Gaumont Group: Vice-Chairman and Director General (1974), Chairman and Director General (1975-2004), Chairman of the Supervisory Board (2004-2010) and since May 6, 2010, Chairman of the Board of Directors.

Gaumont CEO Sidonie Dumas is a key player in the global film and television industry. Founded in 1895, Gaumont is the world’s oldest extant film and television production company. Proudly sporting its daisy logo, the company is celebrating its 130th anniversary in 2025.

Marion Walsh began her career in the marketing department of Twentieth Century Fox as a non-media promotion manager for the French market. She has worked on major animation franchises for Blue Sky Studios (Ice Age, Rio, etc.), LucasFilms Ltd. and on features for the independent label Fox Searchlight (Black Swan).

From Black Swan to Lost Illusions (Les illusions perdues), C'est La Vie (Le sens de la fête) and Wolverine,Benoît Mély's career has been driven by a passion for cinema.

After a post-graduate degree in Law and Audiovisual Management, and experience working with the communication and marketing departments of Arte, TF1 International, and the Army Cinema, he discovered distribution in 2001 at Bac Films, where he worked as project manager during the release of The Pianist, The Son's Room (La Chambre du Fils) and The Heart of Me (Cœur des hommes).

With a legal background, Anne-Sophie joined the international sales team in 2016 after 4 years of working in Gaumont's legal department. She is in charge of Asia, Eastern Europe and Northern Europe. She has been able to export numerous works such as C'est La Vie (Le sens de la fête), Rolling to You (Tout le monde debout), See You Up There (Au revoir là haut), Lost Illusions (Les illusions perdues) and many more.

After graduating from EDHEC, Adeline Falampin began her career at UGC as an assistant to the producer and director of international sales, Saïd Ben Saïd.

Over 8 years, she worked in production and international marketing on films by Claude Miller, André Techiné and JP Jeunet, and she developed a passion for foreign distribution.

Adeline then joined the TF1 International sales team for TF1/UGC films and catalogs, and series.

After working in various studios (Studiocanal, SND and Umedia) and assisting producer Pierre-Ange Le Pogam in his production company Stone Angels, Rémi Cervoni joined Gaumont in 2015.

He initially worked as a Project Development Manager on films such as The Mansion (Le Manoir), Rolling to You (Tout Le Monde Debout) and Simply Black (Tout Simplement Noir), and later as an Associate Producer for Neneh Superstar and Yo Mama.

Alexis Cassanet began his career in 2010 as an international salesman at SND, the distribution subsidiary of Groupe M6.

As part of the company, Alexis was involved in the international rollout of acclaimed films such as Yves Saint Laurent, The Bélier Family (La Famille Bélier) and What Happened to Monday (Seven Sisters).

Cécilia Rossignol has been appointed the role of EVP, International TV Sales, Scripted at Gaumont’s Paris office. Rossignol joined Gaumont in 2017 as the Vice President of International TV Scripted Sales. Rossignol, who previously worked at Newen, 100% Distribution, and most recently FranceTV Distribution, is responsible for selling and pre-selling Gaumont’s U.S. and French television programming within the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) territories, as well as solidifying partnerships for European co-productions.