Gwendoline De Ganay
About Gwendoline De Ganay
Gwendoline De Ganay serves as the Community Lead for Young Global Leaders in Latin America at the World Economic Forum, where she focuses on community-building strategies and engagement. She has extensive experience in sustainability, diversity, and international relations, having worked with notable organizations and clients throughout her career.
Current Role at World Economic Forum
Gwendoline De Ganay serves as the Community Lead for Young Global Leaders in Latin America at the World Economic Forum. In this role, she has been responsible for overseeing community-building strategies across North and Latin America since 2016. Her work includes enhancing digital engagement and organizing live experiences at global and regional events, aimed at fostering connections among Young Global Leaders.
Previous Experience at World Economic Forum
Prior to her current position, Gwendoline De Ganay worked as a Global Leadership Fellow at the World Economic Forum from 2017 to 2019. In this capacity, she contributed to various initiatives and projects that aligned with the Forum's mission to improve the state of the world.
Education and Expertise
Gwendoline De Ganay has a diverse educational background. She studied at La Sorbonne Paris IV, focusing on International Relations, and completed an exchange program at University College London in European Cultural Studies. Additionally, she earned an International MBA from IE Business School. Her academic experiences have equipped her with insights into social science and human behavior, which she applies in her professional roles.
Work with Major Clients
Throughout her career, Gwendoline De Ganay has collaborated with significant clients such as Petrobras, TEDGlobal, and Primavera Consultoria. Her work primarily addresses sustainability and diversity issues, reflecting her commitment to these critical areas in her professional endeavors.
Community Engagement and Event Management
Gwendoline De Ganay has extensive experience in community engagement and event management. She has organized international events and managed projects at the Women's Forum for the Economy and Society, where she collaborated with CEOs on topics including finance, geopolitics, and renewable energies. Her role involved leveraging insights from social sciences to enhance community interactions.