From customer relations to a passion for the region!

Alexia, a heritage custodian

Who am I?

I am 50 years old, married, and I live in Normandy. A land I love deeply. For a long time, I worked in sales and then as an executive assistant. On paper, everything was fine. But something was missing: the pleasure, the desire to create, that spark that gives meaning to a day. So, I made a choice that wasn't necessarily obvious: to start over, to learn, to train myself in the profession of Community Manager. Because it's never too late to reinvent yourself. Today, I put everything I've learned in 20 years of working with people—listening skills, patience, and a desire to do things well—at the service of those who keep our heritage alive. Each project I support tells a little piece of the Normandy I love.

My Philosophy

We travel to the other side of the world without knowing the dungeon is twenty minutes from our home!

My Role

Between the locals who no longer look at their heritage and the local tourism players who struggle to make themselves known, there is a missing link. This is the role I embody: to awaken the curiosity of some, to give others the content that makes them shine.

INTERVENTION | PROXIMITY | AUTHENTICITY | LOCAL COMMITMENT

My Journey

20 YEARS | SFR

2017

 2026

Building trust, one relationship at a time. For twenty years, in a large telephone group, the school of active listening, customer relationship management, and a sense of collective responsibility.

Everything stops. I reinvent myself. Immersion in the social sector. Rediscovery of Normandy and its heritage, its people. Birth of a deep attachment to Norman identity.

@Localiss.cm, the Normandy laboratory. Community Management training. Castles, shows, gastronomy, accommodation: I tell the story of Orne like no one else.

 

I'm probably the only Community Manager with real knowledge of the territory. Not theoretical. Real. Zero direct competitors because it's a niche I carved out myself.

The 24 Hours of Le Mans

The Nights at Mont Saint-Michel

Napoleon at Médavy