Jean-Marc Zulesi

Jean-Marc Zulesi (born 6 June 1988 in Marseille) is a French politician.

Project Manager at Mirion Technologies, he is elected as deputy for Renaissance (RE) of Bouches-du-Rhône in June 2017. He is also president of the "Collectif pour l'Avenir de notre Territoire" (Collective for Future of our Territory).

Biography Family Jean-Marc Zulesi was born on 6 June 1988 in Marseille. His father is commercial director and his mother retired from the SNCF. He spent his childhood in Cornillon-Confoux, a small Provençal village in the Bouches-du-Rhône.

Education After completing a part of his schooling in Marseille, he continued his secondary studies at Salon de Provence, before joining a preparatory class to the great school in Avignon. In 2012, he obtained an engineering degree from ENSISA in Mulhouse while following a double course enabling him to obtain a master's degree in business administration at the EM Strasbourg Business School.

Professional career Jean-Marc Zulesi began his career at Assystem, specialized in engineering and innovation consulting. In October 2014, he joined as project manager the society Mirion Technologies, specializing in radiation protection devices based in Lamanon.

Associative engagement Jean-Marc Zulesi was the president of the "Collectif pour l'Avenir de notre Territoire" (Collective for Future of our Territory), an association aimed at energizing the territory of the Pays salonais and promoting its assets.

Besides his civic commitments, he is also a sportsman, as he participates in many races like Marseille-Cassis, trails or marathons.

Parliamentary balance sheet and political action Rapporteur of law Jean-Marc Zulesi, who has only been a member of the House for a few weeks, is appointed to be the rapporteur of the law ratifying the orders concerning the modification of the environmental assessment rules and the reform of the procedures to ensure Information and public participation in the development of certain decisions likely to affect the environment.

On 18 July 2017, he presented the text to all members of the National Assembly on behalf of the Committee on Sustainable Development and Regional Planning.

Commitments for the 8th constituency In his first weeks as a deputy, Jean-Marc Zulesi enters the heart of two of his campaign priorities, the rehabilitation of the Etang de Berre and the problems of transport.

For the first subject, he had the opportunity to discuss with Nicolas Hulot, who supported this project 10 years ago, and whose challenge now is to reconcile national expertise with reality on the ground. For the second, he exchanged views with the Secretary of State, Sébastien Lecornu, and addressed the issue raised by the Talagard half-interchanges and discussed the Coudoux half-interchange project, to relieve the secondary roads in the constituency.

Detail of functions and mandates Since 21 June 2017: Member of the National Assembly for Bouches-du-Rhône's 8th constituency

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