List of énarques

This is a list of énarques. Énarque is the name given to the

• Valéry Giscard d'Estaing (class of 1951), President of the French Republic
• Édouard Balladur (class of 1957), French Prime Minister
• Michel Rocard (class of 1958), French Prime Minister
• Jacques Chirac (class of 1959), President of the French Republic
• Nicéphore Soglo (class of 1962), President of Benin
• André Ntsatouabantou Milongo (class of 1964), Prime Minister of the Republic of Congo
• Edem Kodjo (class of 1964), Prime Minister of Togo
• Lionel Jospin (class of 1965), Prime Minister of France
• Jean-Paul Proust (class of 1966), Minister of State of Monaco
• Patrick Leclercq (class of 1966), Minister of State of Monaco
• Paul Dijoud (class of 1966), Minister of State of Monaco
• Alain Juppé (class of 1972), Prime Minister of France
• Laurent Fabius (class of 1973), Prime Minister of France
• Adly Mansour (class of 1977), President of Egypt
• Dominique de Villepin (class of 1980), Prime Minister of France
• François Hollande (class of 1980), President of the French Republic
• Jean Castex (class of 1991), Prime Minister of France^[1]
• Édouard Philippe (class of 1997), Prime Minister of France
• Emmanuel Macron (class of 2004), President of the French Republic

International Organizations

• François-Xavier Ortoli (class of 1947), President of the European Commission
• René Maheu (class of 1958), Director General of UNESCO
• Jacques de Larosière (class of 1958), managing director of the IMF, President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
• Michel Camdessus (class of 1960), managing director of the IMF
• Jean-Paul Costa (class of 1966), President of the European Court of Human Rights
• Jean-Claude Trichet (class of 1971), President of the European Central Bank
• Pierre de Boissieu (class of 1971), Secretary-General of the Council of the European Union
• Pascal Lamy (class of 1975), Director General of the World Trade Organization
• Ronny Abraham (class of 1978), President of the International Court of Justice

Ministers and Secretaries of State

• Alain Peyrefitte (class of 1947), French Minister of Justice
• Michel Poniatowski (class of 1948), French Minister of Interior
• Michel Jobert (class of 1948), French Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Claude Cheysson (class of 1948), French Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Jean-Pierre Fourcade (class of 1954), French Minister of Finance
• Nicole Questiaux (class of 1955), French Minister of Solidarity
• Jean François Poncet (class of 1955), French Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Jean-Bernard Raimond (class of 1956), French Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Philippe Malaud (class of 1956), French Minister of Information
• Bernard Stasi (class of 1959), French Minister of Overseas
• Pierre Joxe (class of 1962), French Minister of Interior
• Jean-Philippe Lecat (class of 1963), French Minister of Culture
• Jacques Toubon (class of 1965), French Minister of Justice
• Jean-Pierre Chevènement (class of 1965), French Minister of the Interior
• Hervé de Charette (class of 1966), French Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Catherine Tasca (class of 1967), French Minister of Culture
• Alain Lamassoure (class of 1968), French Minister of Budget
• Michel Audet (class of 1968), Minister of Finance of Québec
• Philippe Séguin (class of 1970), French Minister of Social Affairs
• Alain Richard (class of 1971), French Minister of Defence
• Claude Guéant (class of 1971), French Minister of Interior
• François d'Aubert (class of 1971), French Minister of Research
• Dominique Perben (class of 1972), French Minister of Justice
• François Léotard (class of 1973), French Minister of Culture
• Gérard Longuet (class of 1973), French Minister of Defence
• Hubert Védrine (class of 1974), French Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Anne-Marie Idrac (class of 1974), French Minister of Transports
• Élisabeth Guigou (class of 1974), French Minister of Justice
• Martine Aubry (class of 1975), French Minister of Employment
• Paul Masseron (class of 1976), Minister of the principality of Monaco
• Michel Sapin (class of 1980), French Minister of Finance
• Ségolène Royal (class of 1980), French Minister of Ecology
• Renaud Donnedieu de Vabres (class of 1980), French Minister of Culture
• François Goulard (class of 1981), French Minister of Research
• Ridha Grira (class of 1982), Tunisian Minister of Defence
• Catherine Colonna (class of 1983), French Minister of European Affairs
• Pierre Moscovici (class of 1984), French Minister of Finance
• Philippe Bas (class of 1984), French Minister of Health
• Renaud Dutreil (class of 1989), French Minister of Civil Service
• Jean-François Copé (class of 1989), French Minister of Budget
• Valérie Pécresse (class of 1992), French Minister of Higher Education
• Bruno Le Maire (class of 1998), French Minister of Agriculture
• Chantal Jouanno (class of 1999), French Minister of Sports
• Fleur Pellerin (class of 2000), French Minister of Culture
• Minister of Finance and Ambassador-at-large
  for the Democratic Republic of Congo
• Laurent Wauquiez (class of 2001), French Minister of Higher Education
• Clément Beaune (class of 2009), French Secretary of State for European affairs ^[2]

Other political figures

• Yves Guéna (class of 1947), President of the Constitutional Council
• Pascal Arrighi (class of 1948), French MP
• Jean-François Deniau (class of 1952), French MP
• Michel Albert (class of 1956), Permanent Secretary of the Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques
• Charline Avenel (class of 2004), Rector of Versailles Academy
• Robert Miguet (class of 1958), prefect
• Jean-Pierre Soisson (class of 1961), French MP
• Yann Gaillard (class of 1961), French MP
• Conseil d'État
• Ernest-Antoine Seillière (class of 1965), President of the MEDEF
• Josselin de Rohan (class of 1965), French MP
• François Bujon de l'Estang (class of 1966), Ambassador of France to the United States
• Antoine Rufenacht (class of 1968), Mayor of Le Havre
• René Couanau (class of 1968), French MP
• Pierre Brochand (class of 1968), Director of the DGSE
• Jean-Claude Guibal (class of 1969), French MP
• Jacques Cheminade (class of 1969), French political activist
• Daniel Jouanneau (class of 1970), Ambassador of France to Mozambique, Swaziland, Lesotho, Lebanon, Canada and Pakistan
• Pierre Steinmetz (class of 1970), member of the Constitutional Council of France
• Jean-Paul Huchon (class of 1971), President of Île de France
• Jean-Louis Bianco (class of 1971), French MP
• Dominique Souchet (class of 1972), French MP
• Christian Frémont (class of 1972), Chief of staff of Nicolas Sarkozy
• Jean-Marc de La Sablière (class of 1973), Ambassador of France to Italy
• Rachid Bladehane, Algerian politician
• Yvan Blot (class of 1973), European MP
• Didier Quentin (class of 1974), French MP
• Philippe Marini (class of 1974), French MP
• Club de l'Horloge
• Jean-Yves Le Gallou (class of 1974), European MP
• Banque de France
• Michel Diefenbacher (class of 1974), French MP
• Bernadette Malgorn (class of 1975), prefect
• Olivier Dutheillet de Lamothe (class of 1975), member of the Constitutional Council of France
• Bernard Bajolet (class of 1975), Director of the DGSE
• Christian Noyer (class of 1976), Governor of the Banque de France
• Régis Guyot (class of 1976), prefect
• Jean-Marie Guéhenno (class of 1976), CEO of International Crisis Group
• Gilles Carrez (class of 1976), French MP
• Bernard Bonnet (class of 1976), prefect
• Pierre Vimont (class of 1977), Ambassador of France to the United States of America
• Jean-Marc Sauvé (class of 1977), Vice President of the Council of State
• Jean-François Mancel (class of 1977), French MP
• Philippe de Villiers (class of 1978), European MP
• Bruno Racine (class of 1979), President of the Bibliothèque nationale de France
• Charles de Courson (class of 1979), French MP
• Jean-Louis Bourlanges (class of 1979), European MP
• Jean-Maurice Ripert (class of 1980), Permanent Representative of France to the United Nations
• Pierre-René Lemas (class of 1980), Chief of staff of François Hollande
• Stanislas Lefebvre de Laboulaye (class of 1980), Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of France to the Holy See
• Jean-Pierre Jouyet (class of 1980), Chief of staff of François Hollande
• Sylvie Hubac (class of 1980), Chief of staff of François Hollande
• Claire Bazy-Malaurie (class of 1980), member of the Constitutional Council of France
• Raymond-Max Aubert (class of 1980), French MP
• Richard Samuel (class of 1981), prefect
• Paul Giacobbi (class of 1982), French MP
• Paul-Marie Coûteaux (class of 1982), European MP
• Gérard Araud (class of 1982), Ambassador of France to the United States
• Marc Le Fur (class of 1983), French MP
• Bernard Émié (class of 1983), Ambassador of France to the United Kingdom
• Yves Détraigne (class of 1983), French MP
• Adolphe Colrat (class of 1983), prefect
• Patrick Strzoda (class of 1983), Emmanuel Macron's chief of staff, prefect
• François Villeroy de Galhau (class of 1984), Governor of the Banque de France
• Abderezak Sebgag, Algerian Minister of Youth and Sports
• Jean-Michel Severino (class of 1984), Director of the Agence Française de Développement
• Jean Mallot (class of 1984), French MP
• François Asselineau (class of 1985), General inspector of finances and founder of UPR
• Xavier Musca (class of 1985), Chief of staff of Nicolas Sarkozy
• Hervé Gaymard (class of 1986), French MP
• Jean-Christophe Potton (class of 1987), Ambassador of France to Uruguay
• Henri Plagnol (class of 1987), French MP
• Christian Paul
  (class of 1987), French MP
• Gaëtan Gorce (class of 1987), French MP
• Philippe Galli (class of 1988), prefect
• Sylvie Goulard (class of 1989), European MP
• Nicolas Dupont-Aignan (class of 1989), French MP
• Martin Hirsch (class of 1990), Head of Emmaüs France
• Pompidou Center
• Frédéric Salat-Baroux (class of 1991), Chief of staff of Jacques Chirac
• Anne Paugam (class of 1993), Director of the Agence Française de Développement
• Richard Didier (class of 1994), prefect
• Emmanuelle Mignon (class of 1995), cabinet secretary for Nicolas Sarkozy
• Jérôme Guedj (class of 1996), French MP
• Olivier Ferrand (class of 1997), French MP
• Guillaume Larrivé (class of 2002), French MP
• Council of State of France
• Florian Philippot (class of 2009), European MP

Business

• Michel Pébereau (class of 1967), CEO of BNP Paribas
• Jean Drucker (class of 1968), CEO of M6
• Hélie de Noailles (class of 1969), Director of Lazard
• Louis Schweitzer (class of 1970), Chairman of Renault
• Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière (class of 1970), CEO of FIMALAC
• Michel Bon (class of 1971), CEO of Carrefour
• Air-France KLM
• Jean-Louis Gergorin (class of 1972), Executive Vice President of EADS
• Louis Gallois (class of 1972), CEO of EADS
• Jean-Paul Cluzel (class of 1972), CEO of Radio France
• Alain Minc (class of 1975), business and political advisor
• Serge Weinberg (class of 1976), Chairman of Weinberg Capital Partners
• Yves-Thibault de Silguy (class of 1976), Executive Vice President of Vinci
• Michel de Rosen (class of 1976), CEO of Eutelsat
• Baudouin Prot (class of 1976), CEO of BNP Paribas
• Jean-Charles Naouri (class of 1976), CEO of Casino
• GDF SUEZ
• Paul Hermelin (class of 1978), CEO of Capgemini
• AXA
• Jean-Jacques Augier (class of 1980), CEO of Taxis G7
• Philippe Crouzet (class of 1981), Chairman of Vallourec
• Jean-Marie Messier (class of 1982), Chairman of Vivendi
• Pierre-André de Chalendar (class of 1983), CEO of Saint Gobain
• Walter Butler (class of 1983), Founder of Butler Capital Partners
• Philippe Wahl (class of 1984), CEO of La Poste
• Guillaume Pepy (class of 1984), CEO of SNCF
• Philippe Capron (class of 1985), CFO of Veolia
• Aéroports de Paris
• Stéphane Richard (class of 1987), CEO of Orange
• Frédéric Oudéa (class of 1987), CEO of Société Générale
• Bruno Deletré (class of 1987), CEO of Crédit Foncier de France
• Nicolas Dufourcq (class of 1988), CEO of the Public Bank of Investment
• Claire Dorland-Clauzel (class of 1988), Executive Vice President of Michelin
• François Pérol (class of 1990), CEO of BPCE
• Matthieu Pigasse (class of 1994), Deputy CEO of Lazard
• Alexandre Bompard (class of 1999), CEO of Fnac

Academics

• Gabriel de Broglie (class of 1960), historian
• Académie française
• Guy Sorman (class of 1969), writer
• Françoise Chandernagor (class of 1969), member of the Académie Goncourt
• Jacques Attali (class of 1970), economist
• José Frèches (class of 1978), novelist
• Jean-Michel Gaillard (class of 1979), writer
• François Sureau (class of 1981), writer
• Andreas Kaplan (class of 2007), professor
• Patrick Levaye (class of 1985), writer
• Marc Lambron (class of 1985), writer
• Richard Descoings (class of 1985), Director of Sciences Po
• Guillaume Dustan (class of 1991), writer
• Agnès Clancier (class of 1995), writer

Other

• Jacques Frémontier (born surname Friedman; 1930–2020), French journalist and television producer
• Emmanuel Glaser (class of 1992), French Lawyer

See also

• École nationale d'administration
• Grandes écoles
• Education in France
• France

References