Marion Beyret takes charge as Chief Communications Officer at Ipsos

Ipsos has announced the appointment of Marion Beyret as Chief Communications Officer, effective June 13, 2026. In her new role, Beyret will report to Alexandre Boissy, Deputy CEO of Ipsos, and will be responsible for leading the company's global communications strategy.

With 15 years of experience spanning media, public affairs, government institutions, and multinational corporations, Beyret joins Ipsos at a pivotal time as the company continues to shape the future of the research and insights industry, particularly through technological innovation and transformation.

As Chief Communications Officer, Beyret will oversee the strengthening of Ipsos' reputation and influence among stakeholders worldwide. She will lead a global team of communications professionals across the company's international markets, driving corporate positioning, stakeholder engagement, and strategic communications initiatives.

Commenting on the appointment, Alexandre Boissy, Deputy CEO of Ipsos, said: “Beyret’s appointment strengthens our Group’s leadership. Her sharp strategic insight, deep expertise in corporate positioning, and extensive experience will be instrumental in elevating our capabilities. She will drive the enhancement of our expertise, the strengthening of our corporate narratives, and the amplification of our global communications impact across our markets.”

Before joining Ipsos, Beyret served as Head of Communications and Public Affairs for Europe at Stellantis, where she led the company's reputation strategy and stakeholder engagement efforts during a period of significant transformation. Prior to that, she headed communications at Air France-KLM, playing a key role in shaping and delivering the group's corporate and strategic communications agenda.

Her career also includes extensive experience within French public institutions. She held various communications and public affairs roles across French government ministries and the Presidency of the French Republic. Beyret began her professional journey in the media sector, working in communications positions at France Info and Canal Plus.

Academically, Beyret holds a Master's degree from Montpellier Business School and has also studied international relations at Xi'an University in China.

She succeeds Caroline Ponsi Khider, who is stepping down from the role. Ipsos thanked Khider for her contributions and wished her success in her future professional endeavors.