Fanny Colin
About Fanny Colin
Fanny Colin is an Intellectual Property Legal Counsel currently working at Faurecia in Karlsruhe, where she has been employed since 2022. She has a diverse educational background in law, having studied at various institutions including the University of Bristol and the University of Poitiers.
Current Role as Intellectual Property Legal Counsel
Fanny Colin currently serves as an Intellectual Property Legal Counsel at Faurecia, a position she has held since 2022. She works in the Karlsruhe et périphérie area, where she applies her expertise in intellectual property law to support the company's legal needs. Her role involves advising on IP matters, ensuring compliance with relevant laws, and protecting the company's intellectual assets.
Previous Experience at Faurecia
Prior to her current position, Fanny Colin worked as an IP Law intern at Faurecia for one month in 2018. During this internship in Nanterre, she gained foundational experience in intellectual property law, which contributed to her professional development in the legal field.
Educational Background in Law
Fanny Colin has an extensive educational background in law. She studied at the University of Poitiers, where she earned a Master’s degree in Information and Communication Technology Law and a Master’s degree in Digital Law from 2017 to 2021. Additionally, she attended the University of Bristol for one year, focusing on International and European Law from 2019 to 2020. Earlier, she completed her Licence 1 and Licence 2 in Law at Burgundy University from 2015 to 2017.
Internship Experience in Intellectual Property Law
Fanny Colin has accumulated significant internship experience in the field of intellectual property law. In 2021, she interned at ARENAIRE AVOCATS for five months in Paris, where she further developed her skills in IP law. Additionally, she worked as a Copyright Law intern at Actes Sud for three months in 2019 in Arles, gaining practical insights into copyright issues.
Early Career as a Journalist
In 2017, Fanny Colin briefly worked as a journalist for L'Est Républicain in Belfort for one month. This role provided her with experience in communication and reporting, which complements her legal expertise.