Jean-Marc Sauvé Leads Abuse Commission and Apprentis d'Auteuil

Jean-Marc Sauvé, an ÉNA graduate, currently heads France's independent commission on sexual abuse within the church. He also serves as president of the Apprentis d'Auteuil foundation, overseeing its charitable activities.

The commission investigates allegations of sexual misconduct in ecclesiastical settings, aiming to provide transparent oversight. Sauvé’s leadership emphasizes accountability and support for victims.

The Apprentis d'Auteuil foundation focuses on assisting vulnerable children and families across France. Under Sauvé’s presidency, the organization continues its long‑standing mission of social inclusion.

Sauvé’s commitment to serving the most fragile members of society has been a consistent thread throughout his career. He attributes this dedication to the example set by his parents, who inspired his lifelong service.

His professional trajectory moved from overseeing the abuse commission to guiding the charitable foundation, reflecting a broad focus on protection and aid. Both roles underline his focus on safeguarding those at risk.

Looking ahead, Sauvé plans to maintain rigorous standards within the commission while expanding the foundation’s outreach programs. His ongoing efforts aim to strengthen support networks for France’s most vulnerable populations.