MARINE BRASQUIES

Ongoing project : settling as an Import/Export and Strategy Consultant in India, specializing in French firms' export strategy and business development as well as procurement-markets related lobbying.

Until September 2018: working under apprenticeship contract as a communication officer and sales assistant in the industrial engineering sector (counsel in advanced mechanical and reliability engineering).
Also currently open to VIE/VIA opportunities (international paid volunteerships) or managing positions in export or internationalisation-related functions as a start for an international career in India, although my intent is to work as a free-lancer in the long run anyway.

Having previously graduated in International Relations within our National Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilizations, Hindi department, I have benefited from a thorough teaching in all aspects of Indian culture to be able to understand India's current whys and hows : political, social and religious history, economical analysis, geography and geostrategy, with a particular focus on sociology and linguistics.
I then completed this academic training by technical training in Business Management, Corporate Strategy, Sales & Marketing Management and International Business by completing Master's degree within the IAE France Business Schools Network.

I also cumulated practical experiences in India to strengthen and broaden my academic background. For the past 5 years, I kept coming and going and lived there as a volunteer in 2014, and a MA student in the JMI faculty of Economics in 2016.
These experiences taught me how to handle real-life cross-cultural interaction in both personal and business context, as well as the required adaptability skills to work in a multicultural environment.
It also allowed me to start building a network for myself in relevant spheres, without which settling there is a no-go.

I am looking for an opportunity to put all of the strings on my bow to use and learn how to draw the best out of both French and Indian ways, preferentially applied to sustainable business development, both in terms of environmental preservation and long-term business relations, as is suitable within BtoB spheres.