ABOUT

Nadia Jouravleff is Corporate Social Responsibility Director at Orange Group, specialising in the societal impacts of digital technologies, children’s rights and protection, online safety and digital well-being. With over 15 years of experience in CSR strategy, corporate governance, international cooperation and multi-stakeholder engagement, she works on sensitive issues at the intersection of digital transformation, fundamental rights and corporate responsibility. Her areas of focus include cyberbullying, children’s exposure to harmful content, artificial intelligence and young users, mental health, digital uses, and radiofrequency and health. She operates in an international environment, working closely with Group subsidiaries, international organisations, NGOs, public institutions, expert networks and European partners. Her work aims to bridge child protection requirements, regulatory expectations, corporate responsibilities and the operational realities of the digital sector. Convinced that children’s online safety must be embedded from the design stage of digital services, she contributes to the development of policies, partnerships and prevention initiatives based on ethics, human rights, the protection of vulnerable users and responsible innovation. 

A graduate of TBS Education and EPITA, she develops a hybrid approach at the crossroads of CSR strategy, technology governance, digital regulation and responsible service design. This dual perspective enables her to build bridges between policymakers, companies, technical experts and civil society actors to promote a safer, more ethical and more protective digital environment for children.