Florence Ramillon appointed Director of International Relations at TBS

Her central skills concern international development

Florence RAMILLON started her career as a teacher-researcher in European law and international business law (1993-2011). She participated enthusiastically in the international development of the ICN Business School (1998-2012), where she made a key contribution to the internationalization of the Group’s schools and programs. She developed international recruitment, worked on accreditation applications and set up Dual Degree cprograms. At the same time, she took on the role of Director of an MSc in International Management with seven partner universities. She organized international conferences and participated in round tables and sessions on topics related to European issues.

In 2012, she joined the INSEEC Group, as Director of International Relations, where she worked on the coordination of the Group’s campuses in the field of international relations, the definition of its International Relations strategy, the development of the global partner university network, and the coordination of corporate affairs abroad. She has now decided to join Toulouse Business School and use her considerable reputed experience to contribute to the institution’s international deployment.

Helping TBS roll out its international development strategy

“Toulouse Business School’s senior management has clear ambitions to extend the School’s international reach. This is a key element of its development strategy.” As Florence RAMILLON explains: “My role is to help realize these ambitions by supporting the school on the global Education market, and promoting the brand by raising its profile and enhancing its attractiveness.“

“International relations have to take into account an increasingly globalized and competitive environment. In addition, we have to consider the impact and the criteria of the international accreditations by EQUIS, AACSB and AMBA, which means constantly extending our network of partner universities, student mobility, the hosting of visiting professors, and international recruitment,” concludes François Bonvalet.

“I am very proud to be joining TBS and impatient to start my mission of contributing to the development and attractiveness of this major business school with so many strengths, and with such committed and talented colleagues,” says Florence RAMILLON.