Marc is a veteran teacher from Bordeaux, France. He studied at Ecole Normale in Bordeaux and earned an M.A.T. at Georgia State University. He recently received the distinction of "chevalier dans l'ordre des Palmes Académiques" from the French Ministry of Education. Marc has varied experiences including heading the Foreign Language department at The Lovett School, teaching course at the Alliance Française and coordinating exchange programs with school children in France. Marc brings us his experience from the French-American bilingual school in Berkeley, CA where he acted as curriculum coordinator for the French program.

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Annic Jobin, vice president for news and partnerships, leads the team responsible for WebMD’s award-winning news, special projects, and blogs. She oversees collaborations across all platforms with media companies, nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and experts, including strategic international partnerships. She also co-chairs WebMD’s corporate social responsibility program, WebMD Cares.

Before joining WebMD, Jobin was a producer and news manager at CNN.com, where she oversaw online specials for key TV programming initiatives as well as coverage of breaking news events. She also worked as an assignment editor for CNN's International Desk, where she coordinated live international coverage of the 2003 Iraq war. Previous experience at CNN includes writing news reports for CNN International's TV broadcasts seen in over 200 countries, and segment producer for CNN-U.S., CNN International, and CNN Headline News.

Michel J. Lopez graduated from the University of Montpellier with a “Diplôme Universitaire de Technologie” (specialization in international trade). Michel also studied at the University of Sorbonne Paris IV where he earned a Bachelor’s in Languages and International Business in English and Spanish. More recently he completed a Master degree in French at Georgia State University where he also earned a teaching certificate. From 2009-2012, he taught French as a Visiting Instructor at Georgia State.

In addition to his academic credentials, Michel has a wide experience in the business world. He worked as an export assistant for Vilaro (Viticulteurs du Languedoc-Roussillon) in Brussels, and also acted as customer liaison and coordinator of bank account operations with CBC Bank (third largest bank in Belgium). In 2012, Michel joined the French American Chamber of Commerce in Atlanta as marketing assistant and served in that role until late 2013. After leaving the FACC, he taught French at Alliance Française, and joined Ecole du Samedi in 2015.