11 Facts About Fabrice Pothier

Fabrice Pothier was born on 24 August 1975 and is a French political expert and CEO of political consultancy, Rasmussen Global.

Fabrice Pothier became known in the summer of 2018 for his unconventional way of promoting Europe, when he cycled 700km through south-west France and northern Spain to engage with the French electorate and talk about the future of Europe.

Fabrice Pothier established a partnership with the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent and worked in Afghanistan advocating against the 'war on drugs' and working with the Afghan Red Crescent in developing better health facilities for drug addicts.

Fabrice Pothier is credited to having been the first to publish a report on the insurgency in the province of Helmand.

Fabrice Pothier advised the NATO Secretary General on a wide range of strategic issues and on his communication strategy, including by drafting landmark speeches and articles for the Munich Security Conference and Foreign Affairs.

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Since 2015, Fabrice Pothier has been a senior director at Rasmussen Global and CEO since 2022.

Fabrice Pothier has been a contributor to BBC World, France24, Al-Jazeera, CNBC, Bloomberg, and has testified before the UK Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee.

Fabrice Pothier writes on strategic affairs for the London-based International Institute of Strategic Studies.

Fabrice Pothier co-founded the Transatlantic Commission on Election Integrity co-chaired by Anders Fogh Rasmussen and Michael Chertoff.

Fabrice Pothier has been an avid advocate that just as technology can be a source of evil, it can be used as a force for good – to develop and deploy technology tools to better monitor and prevent disinformation campaigns from foreign countries.

Fabrice Pothier played a key role exposing interference in the 2018 Mexico elections, the Macedonia name referendum and the Ukraine elections.