Francoise Grossetête

Francoise Grossetête is a European deputy of French nationality , born on May 17th, 1946 in Lyon.

It is member of the group of the European Popular party - Democratic European (PPE-DE). National secretary of the Union for a Popular movement (UMP). It is UMP candidate on the first district of the Loire for the legislative ones of June 2007. June 17th, 2007 it is beaten with the 2nd turn.

Formation

License in public law and political sciences (1969).
Certificate of higher learning of social right and law the labor (1969).

Professional path

Law professor in higher education (1969-1974).
parliamentary Assistant (1988-1997).

Political responsibilities

Federal secretary of the PR of the the Loire (1984-1994).
Member of the political office and national secretary of the equal opportunity to liberal Democracy (until 1998).
national Vice-president of liberal Democracy, in charge with the European questions and environment (until 2002).
National secretary of the UMP (since 2002) and Vice-president of the UMP federation of the Loire (2002).

Electoral mandates

Municipal adviser of Saint-Etienne (1983-1995).
Assistant special with the mayor of Saint-Etienne in load of Victor Saint on the Loire (1995-2001).
Second associated with the mayor of Saint-Etienne (since 2001).
Adviser of the the Community of agglomeration Saint-Etienne Metropolis (since 2001).
Regional adviser of the Rhone-Alps (1986-1998);
Appointed European since 1994 and Vice-présidente of the group of the PPE-DE of the EP (since 1999).
President of the Regional natural park of Pilat (since 1989) and first vice president of the National federation of the Regional natural parks of France.
President of the network of quality of the air of the department of the Loire (AMPASEL - since 1991).

Vidéos

Report legislative 2007 TL | www.teleloire.com

Formats:

Flash: http://blip.tv/file/get/TLL-FranoiseGROSSETETE222.flv

Page: http://blip.tv/file/254096

WMV: http://blip.tv/file/get/TLL-FranoiseGROSSETETE222.wmv

External bonds

Site of the European Parliament (personal card of F. Grossetête) * Site of Francoise Grossetête

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