Curriculum vitae Sylvie GUILLAUME

Education (qualifications and diplomas)

• 1980 : Baccalaureate D
• 1984 : Diploma in secretarial studies in the field of medical/social work

Professional career

• 1984-1987 : Civil servant
• 1987-1995 : Executive assistant
• 1995-2001 : Parliamentary assistant

Political career

Offices held in a political party or national trade union

• 1993-2003 : First Secretary of the Rhône Department Federation of the Socialist Party
• 1993-2001 : Member of the Socialist Party's National Council
• 1994-1995 : Socialist Party National Secretary with responsibility for social issues
• 1995-1997 : Socialist Party National Secretary with responsibility for women's rights
• 1997-2001 : Socialist Party National Secretary with responsibility for development of the party
• 2001-2003 : Chair of the Socialist Party's National Council
• 2008-... : Member of the Socialist Party's National Council
• 2021-... : Socialist Party National Secretary with responsibility for immigration

Offices held in local government bodies

• 2001-2004 : Deputy Mayor of Lyon with responsibility for disability, health and relations with Lyon University Hospital
• 2004-2008 : Deputy Mayor of Lyon with responsibility for social affairs and solidarity, disability, health and relations with Lyon University Hospital
• 2008-2009 : Deputy Mayor of Lyon with responsibility for social affairs and solidarity, disability and public health
• 2009-2014 : Deputy Mayor of Lyon with responsibility for health and social affairs

Offices held in regional government bodies

• 1998-2004 : Member of the Rhône-Alpes Regional Council
• 2004-2009 : Member of the Rhône-Alpes Regional Council – Chair of the Health and Solidarity Committee

Offices held in the EU institutions

• 2009-2014 : Member of the European Parliament
• 2012-2014 : Vice-Chair of the S&D Group
• 2014-2019 : Member of the European Parliament, Vice-President of the European Parliament
• 2019-... : Member of the European Parliament and, until 2022, Chair of the of the S&D Group’s French delegation