After training at HEC, in Law and Economic Sciences, and numerous stays abroad, Philippe Heymann began his first career as an economic journalist and editor-in-chief. He was a journalist and then deputy editor-in-chief at Entreprise (1964-1970), an economic columnist at RTL (1968-1970), editor-in-chief of the European economic magazine Vision (1970-1976), editor-in-chief of the daily J\u2019Informe (1977), and advisor to the World Economic Forum\/Davos (1977-1981).<\/p>\n
He is also the author of several economic works: The Battle of Currencies (Special Edition \u2013 1968), Today and Tomorrow, the Crisis (Jean-Claude Latt\u00e9s Editions \u2013 1974), Your Money and You (Deno\u00ebl Editions \u2013 1981).<\/p>\n
He then embarked on a career as an entrepreneur and consultant in corporate and institutional communication: Communica International (1979-1989), Hintzy Heymann & Associates (1989-1999), DDB & Co-Hintzy Heymann (1999 \u2013 2000), P.H. Consultants; management of communication, change, and public communication (since 2000).<\/p>\n
He recently created a publishing house dedicated to communication, CARNETSDECOM EDITEUR, which publishes practical guides for those who need to communicate by themselves. He himself wrote the notebook \u201ccommunication plan! Your first steps in communication.\u201d<\/p>\n
He has taught communication at the MBA program at HEC and is a lecturer in \u201ccommunication\u201d at ENA in Strasbourg, contributing to or leading numerous conferences and seminars.<\/p>\n
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