Lycee Francais de New York "illustration" She maintains advisory positions across

She maintains advisory positions across the arts and is regularly called upon in the international press as a contributor to the Financial Times

with essays by world-renowned jewelry specialists and scholars

where South Americans and Eastern Europeans sit together for espressos on Ocean Drive

director of the Palais Galliera

including president of the International Organization of Vine and Wine (2009–12)

Lycee Francais de New York "illustration" She maintains advisory positions acrossThe year 2010 2011 marks the seventy fifth anniversary of the Lyce Franais de New York. This private school in Manhattan, founded in 1935, has more than 1,300 students, from preschool through twelfth grade. The schools curriculum is anchored in the French language and culture, drawing on the academically rigorous French educational tradition, while at the same time embracing the American educational values that foster creativity and pragmatism.