Florence Polge
About Florence Polge
Florence Polge is a Chargée de Communication at Inria, where she has worked since 2016. With a background in financial management and communication, she plays a key role in promoting scientific excellence and engaging with industry and academic partners.
Work at Inria
Florence Polge has been employed at Inria since 2010, initially serving as Assistante D'Équipe De Recherche for two years. She transitioned to the role of Gestionnaire Financier in 2014, where she has worked for ten years. In 2016, she took on the position of Chargée De Communication, contributing to Inria's mission of promoting scientific excellence and facilitating technology transfer. Her work involves collaboration with project teams focused on specific scientific initiatives, engaging with researchers who possess complementary skills.
Previous Experience
Before joining Inria, Florence Polge worked at Mge Ups Systems as Assistante De Direction from 2007 to 2009 in the United States. She then held a position at Schneider Electric as Conseillère Commerciale for ten months in 2009-2010 in Paris, Île-de-France. These roles provided her with valuable experience in administrative support and commercial advisory functions.
Education and Expertise
Florence Polge studied at Institut De La Communication Et Des Médias from 2003 to 2004, completing a one-year program. She also attended Institut Des Métiers Du Tertiaire from 2007 to 2009, where she studied for two years. Her educational background supports her expertise in communication and project management within the context of scientific research and technology.
Contributions to Digital Transformation
In her role at Inria, Florence Polge contributes to addressing multidisciplinary and application challenges related to digital transformation. She engages with industry and academic partners to explore innovative approaches, enhancing collaboration and knowledge transfer between sectors. Her efforts support Inria's objectives in advancing scientific research and its applications in society.