Cécile Philippe, PhD

Cécile Philippe is an economist, writer, and president of the Institut économique Molinari, a think tank she founded in 2003. She is dedicated to addressing systemic issues with significant economic and social impact, advocating for freedom, prosperity, and well-being. Cécile has led the institute’s growth from an unknown entity to a trusted authority, producing over 200 reports and reaching millions through media and social platforms.
 

Under her leadership, the Institut économique Molinari has raised millions of euros, remained independent of public funding, and expanded its research to cover issues like pensions, the environment, education, and fiscal policies. The institute is internationally recognized and collaborates with global networks such as the Atlas Network and Epicenter.
 

Cécile’s work spans various fields, including policy reform, public communication, and academic research. Her analysis on the economic impact of COVID-19 gained national and international recognition. She writes a monthly column for Les Echos, the business leading newspaper in France. Cécile is the author of three books on innovative public policy reforms, covering a broad spectrum of topics, including pensions, environmental issues, and monetary policy. Cécile champions value pluralism, tolerance, and finding innovative solutions to complex problems while upholding core values.
 

Balancing her career with family life, Cécile enjoys spending time with her children and husband and finds joy in simple activities like baking and walking her dog. Cécile Philippe holds a PhD in economics from Paris-IX Dauphine University and a Master in Advanced Studies in business management in developing countries.