Jessica Ramond
About Jessica
Lawyer at Loi & Stratégies
After holding various positions in large and small organisations, both in France and abroad, I chose to move to a more human-sized firm. This environment enhances the value of human relationships and ensures an optimal and personalised management of each client’s needs.
I am motivated, committed and a gourmet cuisine enthusiast. I like to recharge my batteries by hiking, running and discovering new places through my travels.
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