Jean-Marc Sauvé
Jean-Marc Sauvé is a distinguished French civil servant and former senior advisor in the French government. He served as the Secretary General of the Government, where he played a pivotal role in the administration under President Jacques Chirac. An alumnus of the prestigious École nationale d'administration, Sauvé has a reputation for his expertise in public administration and legal affairs, having contributed significantly to various government reforms and policies during his career. His influence extends into academic and cultural spheres, where he continues to be a respected figure in discussions related to governance and public service.
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François Villeroy de Galhau will succeed Jean-Marc Sauvé as president of the Fondation Apprentis d’Auteuil.
François Villeroy de Galhau, gouverneur de la Banque de France, annonce qu’il quittera ses fonctions en juin, avant la fin de son mandat
France· 2026-02-09
Jean-Marc Sauvé is the former vice-president of the Council of State who led the inquiry into sexual abuse in the Church.
Violences sexuelles dans l’Eglise : quatre ans après la publication du rapport de la Ciase, un paysage contrastéFrance· 2025-10-05
Jean-Marc Sauvé is the president of the Ciase who reported on the number of minors victimized by sexual violence within the Church.
Violences sexuelles dans un établissement catholique à Nantes: 10 victimes recensées, 5 prêtres mis en cause
Monaco· 2025-08-29
Jean-Marc Sauvé is the president of the independent commission on sexual abuse in the Church.
Affaire de Bétharram : la commission d’enquête indépendante prend forme, afin de « faire un portrait-robot de cette violence »France· 2025-04-20
Jean-Marc Sauvé is a high-ranking official who reported on the systemic nature of violence within the Church.
L’Eglise de France face à la tentation de tourner la page des violences sexuellesFrance· 2025-04-02
Jean-Marc Sauvé was the secretary general of the government whom Serge Lasvignes succeeded in 2006.
La mort de Serge Lasvignes, ancien président du Centre Pompidou et grand commis de l’EtatFrance· 2025-02-16
