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According to information from Europe 1, after the departure of Frédéric Michel, Emmanuel Macron’s former pen, Jonathan Guémas, formerly of Publicis, will return to the Elysée around January 10 to occupy the position of special advisor in charge of communication.
According to information from Europe 1, after the departure of Frédéric Michel, Emmanuel Macron’s former pen, Jonathan Guémas will return to the Elysée around January 10 to occupy the position of special advisor in charge of communications.
The appointment of this 35-year-old normal student was validated by the High Authority for transparency in public life. Jonathan Guémas is considered one of the men closest to the Head of State, whose speeches he wrote from October 2018 to July 2022, before leaving for the Publicis agency accompanying former spin doctor Clément Léonarduzzi.
Highly appreciated in the presidential camp
Jonathan Guémas has the advantage of being very appreciated in the presidential camp, particularly close to Bruno Roger-Petit “memory advisor” of the Elysée, and even beyond to personalities like Camille Pascal, former pen of Nicolas Sarkozy. Those who know the man who was initially spotted by the former Minister of the Interior and mayor of Lyon, Gérard Collomb, salute his expertise in the media and his ability to build a solid and coherent story.
Jonathan Guémas was notably the author of the presidential addresses during the Covid crisis, the tribute to Samuel Paty and the speech for the death of Jacques Chirac.