Angélique Delorme prend du galon au Quai Branly
Angélique Delorme has been appointed as the new Deputy Director General of the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris. She succeeds Jérôme Bastianelli and will be responsible for defining and implementing the museum's strategy, particularly in the lead-up to its 20th anniversary celebrations in June.
This appointment matters because Delorme brings a significant administrative and policy background to a major Parisian institution. An École Nationale d'Administration (ENA) and HEC graduate with a master's in public law and membership in the Council of State, she previously advised former Minister of Culture Françoise Nyssen on European, international, Francophonie, and heritage issues. Her promotion from within the museum signals a focus on strategic institutional management during a key milestone year.