Our Governance

Stéphanie Bidault
Manager

After earning her bachelor’s degree in Public Law, Stéphanie Bidault completed a doctoral dissertation on “Area Management and Major Risk Prevention.” For a number of years, she was the head of the Public Law curriculum (natural disaster law in particular) at the Clermont-Ferrand School of Law and Political Science. She was also responsible at this time for training various teams. Since she came to CEPRI in February 2007, she has helped it become what it is today. She currently leads CEPRI as its managing director.

Tel : 33 238 21 15 25
Mail : stephanie.bidault@cepri.net

Valérie Griffon
Personal assistant

Valérie Griffon, who holds a degree in administrative assistance, joined CEPRI in November 2010. She is an essential intermediary, taking charge of making sure the organization runs smoothly and that are projects are carried out professionally and efficiently. She is extremely helpful in her role as a participant in the general committee that oversees the life of the organization, in managing the organization’s budget, and in forging deals with our various partners. Finally, she assists in running our external communication initiatives.

Tel : 33 238 21 15 22
Mail : valerie.griffon@cepri.net
 

Anne-Laure Moreau
Project manager

Graduate of Political Studies in Strasbourg Institute, she holds a Master's degree in Environmental and Risk Law. She has been working at CEPRI since April 2008. She leads projects dedicated to flood risks integration into land planning and land use decisions, she monitors and addresses specific issues related to the implementation of the GEMAPI competency. She co-leads the National Network of Action Planners for Flood Prevention (PAPI “Programmes d’Actions de Prévention des Inondations”) and the Local Flood Risk Management Strategies (SLGRI).

Tel : 33 238 21 15 36
Mail : anne-laure.moreau@cepri.net

Rodolphe Pannier
Project manager

Holder of a Master 2 in "Natural Risk Management" and Master in "Land use management" and a Master in Political Science, joined the CEPRI team in March 2009, after six years in various local authorities. Through the links he has forged with the actors in the field, he has a solid expertise of initiatives that are carried out locally as well as the best and reproducible practices in terms of flood prevention. In particular, he works on flood forecasting, warning and crisis management issues. He co-leads the PAPI / SLGRI network.

Tel : 33 238 21 15 37
Mail : rodolphe.pannier@cepri.net

Solène Leray
Project manager

Combines a dual curriculum combining landscape and anthropology. Graduated from the National School of Landscape of Versailles in 2008, sensitive to the landscapes subject to the risks of water, she devotes herself today, after a post Master from the National School of Architecture of Paris La Villette, to the writing of a dissertation (Paris Nanterre University, ED 395 Media, Cultures and Societies of the Past and the Present) on the perceptions of flooding and the risks representations resulting in the construction of the Paris metropolis. This research work is carried out in collaboration with the CEPRI through a CIFRE device over a period of 3 years from January 2018.

Tel : 33 238 21 15 27
Mail : solene.leray@cepri.net

Maxime Pantarotto
Project manager

Holder of a Master 2 in economics applied to the environment, Maxime has gradually specialized in water-related problematics. He joined the CEPRI in November 2019 to work on the impact of floods on the economy of the territories, on economic arguments, on decision-making tools (CBA/AMC, evaluation of public policies, etc.) and on the financing of prevention policy.  These missions will make it possible to examine the effectiveness of flood prevention measures in order to enable local authorities and project leaders to develop the most relevant strategies within their area of intervention. 

Tel : 33 238 21 15 34
Mail : maxime.pantarotto@cepri.net

Guillaume Tournadre
Project manager

Graduated with a master's degree in Disaster and Natural Risk Management. After professionnal experiences in public research and within local authorities, he joined the CEPRI in order to work on the territories vulnerability to flood reduction. Its missions also relate to pluvial flood and runoff prevention. He also participates in the implementation of our training courses. 

Tel : 33 238 21 15 33

Mail : guillaume.tournadre@cepri.net