Mathilde Chanson
About Mathilde Chanson
Mathilde Chanson is a European Patent Examiner with extensive experience in the pharmaceutical and medical sectors. She has held various roles, including International Training Manager at Pierre Fabre and Medical Information Manager at Sanofi, and has a strong academic background with multiple degrees from Paris-Sud University.
Work at European Patent Office
Mathilde Chanson has been working at the European Patent Office as a European Patent Examiner since 2009. In this role, she evaluates patent applications, ensuring compliance with legal and technical standards. Her responsibilities include analyzing the novelty and inventive step of inventions, as well as providing expert opinions on patentability. With over 15 years of experience in this position, she contributes to the examination process and supports the development of patent law.
Previous Experience at Pierre Fabre
Mathilde Chanson worked at Pierre Fabre from 2002 to 2006, serving as the International Training Manager for four years. In this capacity, she was responsible for developing and implementing training programs for staff across various international locations. Following this role, she transitioned to the position of Public Relations and Marketing Manager for Klorane, Elancyl Galenic, and Rene Furterer from 2006 to 2008, where she managed marketing strategies and public relations initiatives for these brands.
Experience at Sanofi
In 2008, Mathilde Chanson joined Sanofi as Responsable Information Medicale, focusing on medical information for professionals. She held this position for eight months, during which she provided medical information and support to healthcare professionals, ensuring they had access to accurate and relevant data regarding Sanofi's products.
Education and Expertise
Mathilde Chanson studied at Paris-Sud University (Paris XI) from 1993 to 2000, where she achieved multiple degrees, including a Doctorate in Pharmacy and a Master's degree. Her educational background provides her with a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences, which is essential for her roles in both the pharmaceutical industry and the European Patent Office. Additionally, she attended the European School in Munich from 1982 to 1993, which contributed to her multilingual capabilities and international perspective.