Morgane Danielou is the founder and CEO of Magañ, which she established in Paris in 2017. She brings more than twenty years of international experience in communications and public affairs, built across international development, agri-food systems, public health, sustainability and environmental conservation.
She started her career working for the World Bank and the United Nations. She then led global campaigns and multilingual programmes for NGOs, international organisations, UN agencies and the private sector, and has represented industry coalitions in international policy processes. She founded several coalitions and served as private sector representative on the Bureau of the UN Committee on World Food Security.
Morgane and her teams have won awards for their science communications and stakeholder engagement projects in Africa and Europe.
Today, she serves as in-house Director of Global Communications for Target Malaria, funded by the Gates Foundation. She also manages communications services for a range of clients through Magañ’s international network of experts.
Morgane lectures on crisis, sustainability and climate communication at the American University of Paris and EFAP, and is a certified professional trainer. She holds an MSc in Development Studies from the LSE and an MBA from the Sorbonne (IAE Paris), and is fluent in four languages. Having lived and worked across Europe, Africa and the Americas, she is based between Paris and Brittany.