Marc Fauvelle presented the radio morning for five seasons.
“I wanted to announce that I will no longer be with you at the start of the school year in September.“: Marc Fauvelle announced, Thursday, May 11, his appointment as director of information for France Inter, in place of Catherine Nayl.
At the helm of the franceinfo morning show for five seasons, Marc Fauvelle, 46, knows France Inter well, where he worked between 2012 and 2018.Five years is a long time, but I haven’t seen the time pass, and it’s thanks to you. I measure how lucky I was to work alongside you, in the service of this wonderful and demanding radio station that is franceinfo“, he wrote in an email sent to the editorial staff of the third radio station in France.
Jean-Philippe Baille, director of franceinfo, thanks Marc Fauvelle for “all the work for these five years at the head of the morning, accomplished with a requirement and a precision of every moment. You were among those who embodied during these long years with your team, the idea that we have of fair, balanced and uncompromising information..”
Marc Fauvelle hosts the franceinfo morning show from 7 a.m., Monday to Thursday, as well as the 8:30 a.m. france info And The informed of franceinfo, until 9:30 a.m. franceinfo has not yet announced the name of the journalist who will succeed Marc Fauvelle in this position.
“Welcome (again) to the big Inter family”
In a message addressed to the editorial staff of France Inter, the director of the station, Adèle Van Reeth, for her part, wished the “bwelcome (again) to the big Inter family” to Marc Fauvelle: “Today, it is with a confident heart that I appoint him director of information for France Inter. Marc Fauvelle is like us: passionate, demanding, and determined to work together with respect and trust, which are absolutely essential for me.“
This appointment is accompanied by two others in the information department. First, that of Rémi Sulmont, current head of information, as editorial director. The post of head of information for the public station will go to Anne Soetemondt, a journalist with the political department of France Inter.