Ettien Lambert ANNÉ

ANNÉ Ettien Lambert is an experienced professional in training, languages, and educational governance, with more than twenty years of experience in higher education, vocational training, translation, and international conference interpreting.

He holds a pre-doctorate degree (DEA) in English from the University of Abidjan–Cocody and a CELTA teaching certificate awarded by the University of Cambridge. He is currently enrolled in a Master’s degree in Educational Structures Management. In parallel, he is pursuing a Master’s degree in Business and Organizational Management, with a concentration in Strategic and Operational Management. These complementary academic programs strengthen his expertise in educational leadership as well as organizational and strategic management.

Throughout his career, ANNÉ Ettien Lambert has held several academic leadership and training management positions within language training institutions in Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso. A conference interpreter since 2008, he has completed more than forty interpreting assignments at international conferences and seminars organized by regional and international institutions.

Actively engaged in institutional and community life, ANNÉ Ettien Lambert holds leadership and representative roles, notably as Chairman of the 2iE Staff Welfare Association and President of the Union of Ivorian Nationals in Burkina Faso.

Recognized for his integrity, adaptability, and strong sense of commitment, he places his expertise at the service of strengthening educational systems, developing human capital, and promoting sustainable organizational performance.