Yannick Kusy

Background

About Yannick Kusy

My professional career can be traced into two main periods- For much of my life, I have been a journalist, editor and presenter. First in the written press, and in radio. I've been an anchorman in the mornings, and the author of many articles and features. Then in television, where I made many reports throughout France and abroad, then I presented newspapers, debates, and magazines. I also managed several teams of journalists. I ended up with the rank of "great reporter"- Open to changes and with a great ability to adapt, I then moved on to the profession of communication manager and spokesperson. Who I am? I have a strong appetite for public relations and I maintain a network of contacts with professionals, influencers, politicians and experts. Trained in DTP, CMS, accessibility, I have a recent interest in AI. Aware of my new status as a senior, which is synonymous with experience and know-how, I am open to the transmission and sharing of experience. Respectful of roles, I am most effective when I collaborate with a diverse team and a management that sets a clear course, balances its interactions between high standards and recognition. On a personal level, I am a good connoisseur of South Asia. I co-founded a restaurant with a small Thai family that allowed him to support himself for 5 years. I speak English fluently and understand a little German. I love reading, newspapers, traveling, and animals. I have a sentimental attachment to my native region: the Grand-Est. I live in Paris. Today, I remain open to all opportunities for exchange and development. My taste for novelty and training allow me to allow myself all the enriching and constructive encounters. My core values revolve around benevolence, honesty, boldness. Recently, I took an unexpected opportunity to speak with the President of the Republic. He gave me 3 minutes to tell him what I was doing. Respectfully, I asked him for permission before filming us, and he agreed. I remember his verdict "You are a good spokesman!".(Video below)