Constance Bommelaer De Leusse
About Constance Bommelaer De Leusse
Constance Bommelaer De Leusse serves as the Area Vice President for Institutional Relations and Empowerment at The Internet Society and has held various roles in policy and education, including positions at UNESCO and the Institut catholique de Paris.
Work at Internet Society
Constance Bommelaer De Leusse serves as the Area Vice President for Institutional Relations and Empowerment at The Internet Society. She has held this position since 2006, contributing to the organization's mission of promoting an open, accessible, and safe Internet. Her role involves fostering relationships with various stakeholders and enhancing the organization's outreach and impact in the digital space.
Current Roles in Education
In addition to her role at The Internet Society, Constance Bommelaer De Leusse is actively involved in academia. She has been a Lecturer in Digital Governance at Sciences Po since 2020, where she educates students on the complexities of digital policy and governance. Furthermore, she has been serving as a Mentor for Artificial Intelligence and Sustainable Development at Institut catholique de Paris since 2021, guiding students in the intersection of technology and sustainable practices.
Previous Experience at UNESCO
Before her current roles, Constance Bommelaer De Leusse worked at UNESCO as a Seconded Advisor in the Communication and Information Sector from 2013 to 2014. During her tenure in Paris, she focused on initiatives that aimed to enhance communication strategies and information dissemination within the organization, contributing to UNESCO's broader goals in education and culture.
Experience as Policy Officer
Constance Bommelaer De Leusse began her career as a Policy Officer at Services du Premier ministre from 2003 to 2006. In this role, she worked in the Paris Area, France, where she was involved in policy development and implementation, gaining valuable experience in governmental operations and public administration.