Denis Jeambar

Denis Jeambar , born with Valréas, in 1948, is a Journaliste and writer French.

Biography

Denis Jeambar begins his career in the written press with the weekly magazine Paris-Match in 1970, then it is recruited, in 1972, by the founder team of the Point (whose director is Claude Imbert). He works successively in the service City-Environment, then as editor association of monthly magazines attached to the Point (Public life, Musique). In 1981, it is named chief of the political service of the weekly magazine then, in 1988, director of the drafting, editor association of the political service and jointly of the service culture.

It leaves the Point to take the head office of Europe 1, station which it occupies a few months before taking, in 1996, succession of Christine Ockrent with the direction of 'the Express train . It is named in 2001 president of the directory of the Groupe Express train-Expansion.

Denis Jeambar wrote very many books, energy of the test on the musician George Gershwin with the novel, while passing by political works, sometimes written in collaboration with personalities like Jean-Marc Lech, Jose Frèches, Yves Roucaute or Claude Allègre, Jacqueline Rémy.

In August 2006, Denis Jeambar leaves the Groupe Express train-Expansion (from now on property of the Belgian group Roularta to which it Groupe Dassault yielded it) to give a new direction to his career. He takes with the autumn the 2006 direction editions of the Threshold.

He is member of the club the Century.

He takes part every morning of the Monday to Friday in the 8-9 of Traditional Radio infos, in company of Eric the Butcher and Olivier Nahum; he comments on the topicality there.

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