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“The EU is the biggest player in world trade and its internal policy decisions can have unexpected consequences from one day to the next. Ignoring the EU is too great a risk.”
Annick advises clients on international trade, financial services and energy. She joined g+ in June 2010 following a posting at the European Commission working in DG Trade on anti-dumping investigations and a stint at The Economist in London. Annick had previously worked for the Australian Institute for International Affairs and Lochard, a leading airport services provider, covering business strategy, communications, research and project management.
Annick holds a Master’s degree from the College of Europe in Bruges where she specialised in international trade. She previously studied politics and history at the Paris-based Institut d’Etudes Politiques (Sciences Po), the University of Melbourne and the Albert-Ludwigs University in Freiburg.
Annick grew up in Australia and speaks fluent French and English. She also has a basic knowledge of German, Dutch and Spanish.