Biography
A dual background in economics and journalism
A graduate of Université Paris-Dauphine, Capucine Graby began her career at Bloomberg News before becoming a correspondent in Seoul. It was then that she developed what would become her signature: making economic issues accessible through the stories of the people who shape them.
A field and television journalist
Back in France, she worked for BFM, Public Sénat and i>Télé, where she presented news programmes and interviewed many executives. Alongside this, she continued her work as a senior reporter for media such as Le Point and Le Figaro, with a particular interest in Africa, economic transformations and social issues.
Behind the scenes of success
Passionate about entrepreneurship, she co-hosted I>Lab with Marc Simoncini and published Grandeurs et misères des stars du Net. The book explores failure, risk-taking and entrepreneurs' ability to reinvent themselves.
From reporting to resilience
Her investigation in Rwanda among women who survived the genocide gave rise to La Réparatrice, co-written with Godelieve Mukasarasi. This profoundly human experience inspired a keynote on resilience, vulnerability and the ability to keep moving forward in uncertainty.
An international event host
Capucine Graby hosts conventions, panel discussions, interviews and debates in French and English. Her journalistic experience allows her to ask incisive questions, make complex subjects accessible and keep up a dynamic pace, even when the unexpected happens.
Telling real stories to inform decisions and turn adversity into a driver for action.
— Capucine Graby
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