Angélique Plaineau
About Angélique Plaineau
Angélique Plaineau is a Responsable d'agence at Petits-fils, specializing in personalized elderly care services in Quimper, France. She has a background in social services and animation, with experience in expanding care services and promoting the Petits-fils brand.
Current Role at Petits-fils
Angélique Plaineau serves as Responsable d'agence at Petits-fils since 2021. In this role, she oversees agency operations in Quimper, Bretagne, France. Her responsibilities include managing staff, ensuring service quality, and promoting the brand in the local community. She emphasizes the importance of personalized services for elderly care, focusing on maintaining clients' autonomy.
Previous Experience at Petits-fils
Before her current position, Angélique worked as Responsable de secteur at Petits-fils from 2020 to 2021 in Brest, Bretagne. During her tenure, she played a significant role in expanding the company's services to the Quimper area. Her experience in Brest provided her with insights that she applied to enhance service delivery in her current role.
Education and Qualifications
Angélique studied at ITES - Institut de formation au Travail Éducatif et Social from 2012 to 2015, where she achieved the DEASS qualification in Service Social. She also attended Klaxon Rouge from 2018 to 2019, earning a qualification in Animation as Responsable Animation. Her educational background supports her expertise in both social services and management.
Career in Animation
Angélique began her career in the animation sector, working at TUI as Animatrice Sportive Polyvalente from 2016 to 2018. She then transitioned to a managerial role as Responsable Animation at TUI from 2019 to 2020. This experience in animation provided her with valuable skills that she later applied in the social sector.
Social Sector Experience
Angélique has experience in the social sector, having worked as Assistante sociale at the conseil départemental for three months in 2015. This role contributed to her understanding of social services and reinforced her commitment to enhancing the quality of care for elderly clients.