The members of the board and the ex-officio members are appointed for six years, half of which change every four years.
The Director is member with consultative vote.
Director
Thierry Lentz
Director of the Fondation Napoléon
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Thierry Lentz
Diplomé de Droit et d'Etudes politiques
Email: lentz@napoleon.org
Muguette Jumeau
External relations
Email: jumeau@napoleo.org
Alexandra Mongin
Secretary to the Director
Email: amongin@napoleon.org
Capital, Collection and Real Estate
Pierre Branda
Section Head, Capital,
Collection and Real Estate
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Pierre Branda
Section head
Diplômé en sciences économiques
Chargé de mission for the Director
Email: branda@napoleon.org
Karine Huguenaud
In charge of the collection
Ecole du Louvre, DEA (=MPhil) in Art History, Paris I Panthéon Sorbonne
Email: huguenaud@napoleon.org
Documentation, Public Relations and IT
Irène Delage
Section Head, Documentation
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Irène Delage
Section head
DEA (=MPhil) in Contemporary History, Université Bordeaux III-Michel Montaigne, diploma INTD
Email: delage@napoleon.org
Chantal Prévot
In charge of the library, the Bibliothèque M. Lapeyre-Fondation Napoléon
Maîtrise in Archaeology, CAFB diploma and ADBS certificates
Email: prevot@napoleon.org
Prof. Peter Hicks
Historian and International Relations Manager
PhD Cantab., Visiting Professor, University of Bath
Email: hicks@napoleon.org
Hamish Davey Wright
Web editor
MA in History, St Andrews
Email: daveywright@napoleon.org
Emmanuelle Papot
Web editor
MA in History
Email: papot@napoleon.org
Project for the Publication of the Correspondence of Napoleon Bonaparte
François Houdecek
Project manager
Maîtrise in History, BA in Archaeology
Email: houdecek@napoleon.org
Soléna Cheny
Assistant
Doctoral student, Histoire et civilisation des mondes anciens et médiévaux (Sorbonne-Paris I, INALCO)
Email: cheny@napoleon.org
Digest
of the statutes of the Fondation NapolÉon
The aim of the Fondation Napoléon is the encouragement of the study of and interest in all that concerns Napoleonic history and in a general way all activities directly or indirectly linked with that aim. Its means of operation are as follows: bulletins, publications, monographs, lectures and courses, prizes and awards, study trips, grants and financial assistance to associations and organisations with parallel interests, notably the association du Souvenir Napoléonien, etc. 
