Patrice Duhamel

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Patrice Duhamel , born the December 12th 1945, is a French journalist.

After a childhood with the Perreux, Patrice Duhamel follows a training of journalist.

He begins his career in 1970 as a Journaliste with ORTF. Chief of the service interior policy of TF1 in 1975 then political and social service in 1976. In 1980, the One entrusted a named political emission to him the Great Debate . It was also Editor association during a few months in 1981. In 1986, it is named directing assistant editor then Antenna of the programs of Radio Monte Carlo. In 1987, it returns on television as director of information of the Five and in the public service, in 1993 as directing director of the antenna then of the programs of France-Inter.

Former managing director charged with the antenna of France 2, Patrice Duhamel joined in 1999, the group Le Figaro in the capacity of executive vice president and editor of the Figaro Magazine and Le Figaro Madam at the sides of Yves de Chaisemartin, president of the directory, and Michel Senamaud, general administrator.

Named Managing director with the antennas of Radio France in 1996, Patrice Duhamel was managing director charged with the antenna of France 3 of June 1996 at July 1998.

Patrice Duhamel is also president of the École of journalism and communication of Marseilles.

Patrice Duhamel is now managing director of France-Televisions in charge with the antennas and the diversification of the programs, after the election of Patrick de Carolis with the head of the group. This one was friendly since always with Patrice Duhamel, and they had often cooperated in their professional life.

He is the brother of the journalist Alain Duhamel.

He has five wire: Jean, Nicolas, Alexandre, Benjamin and Raphaël.

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