IdentityLES ECHOS
When in 1908 Emile and Robert Servan-Schreiber embarked on a journalistic adventure and published the first issue of what was to become Les Echos, the newspaper was not yet a daily. Under its original title of Les Echos de l’Exportation, the publication was a vehicle for promoting the family business, which was specialized in the exportation of hardware and haberdashery. It was only twenty years later that the monthly four-page publication became a daily and adopted the name by which we know it today. Immediately taken up by the decision-makers of the time, it became a reference publication in the financial press. Over a century later, Les Echos has maintained this privileged status. The only daily newspaper printed in France to be specialized in business news, it offers its readership all the keys required to make a decision. This offer is now available in all digital formats, on its website and social networks as well as on tablets and smartphones.Les Echos also offers multiple solutions intended for businesses.
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MEMBERS OF THE EDITORIAL TEAMS
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UNIQUE VISITORS EACH MONTH ON LESECHOS.FR
124,422
COPIES SOLD ON AVERAGE EACH MONTH IN 2013, ITS HIGHEST CIRCULATION IN 10 YEARS
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Since its foundation, Les Echos' reputation for excellence has been based on the irreproachable quality of its articles. A unique body with a collegial structure ensures this consistency: Les Echos'editorial board. In 2014, it included over 200 journalists and 40 foreign and regional correspondents, guaranteeing expert content.
OUR EXCEPTIONAL TALENTS
I’m the Creative Director for Groupe Les Échos. My role is to oversee the visual creation teams across our media group, representing 55 people, including creative directors, graphic artists, teams in charge of iconographic research, etc. Our objective is to respect our graphic standards, guarantee the overall visual quality of our content and ensure the creative direction for the presentation of information in our different media. In short, I’m responsible for the way the daily information we publish looks.
