Emmanuel Macron Lifestyle, Biography, Age, Height, Marriage, Contact & Information

Emmanuel Jean-Michel Frédéric Macron , born December 21, 1977 (age: 41)  is a French politician, President of the French Republic since May 14, 2017. Previously, he was Minister of Economy, Industry and Digital Affairs from 2014 to 2016.

Coming from a provincial medical background, serious and a bit austere, father professor of neurology at the University Hospital of Amiens, mother consultant doctor at the Social Security, brother cardiologist and sister nephrologist. Emmanuel Macron grew up in a Picardy steeped in principles, which he decided to leave to go to Paris, on the arm of a mother of three children, his eldest by twenty years and his former teacher.

Emmanuel Macron Lifestyle, Biography, Age, Height, Marriage, Contact & Information

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Emmanuel Macron Lifestyle

Physical characteristics

Personal data

• Place of birth: Amiens (Somme)
• Astrological sign: Sagittarius
• French nationality
• Location: Ministerial apartment in Bercy and villa in Le Touquet, where he got married

Family & Marriage

• Father:  Jean-Michel Macron , neurologist
• Mother:  Françoise Noguès , medical adviser to Social Security
• Brothers and sisters: Laurent (1980), radiologist in Paris, Estelle (1984), nephrologist, and Gabriel (1987).
• Roots: Aisne, Gard, Pas-de-Calais, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Hautes-Pyrénées, Somme; England
• Marital Status: Married
• Wife: Brigitte Marie-Claude Trogneux (Brigitte Trogneux)

Wedding :

in 2007, with Brigitte Trogneux, twenty years her senior and her French teacher at the La-Providence high school in Amiens, where she ran a theater club. Coming from a line of chocolate makers, renowned in Amiens for a century and a half, she went through a religious school, holds a Capes de lettres and had first married a banker, André-Louis Auzière , from whom she divorced in 2006.

Children :

The couple have no children, but the minister, at thirty-nine, is a six-time grandfather, by the three children of his wife’s first marriage (Sébastien, engineer, Laurence, cardiologist, and Typhaine, lawyer ).

Revenue

• Salary: Annual €181,680.00 / Monthly: €15,140.00

Origins and family history

On the social level, the family offers the perfect example of “without fault”, with a successful ascent in three generations and which the last offspring is in the process of perfecting, to a level which its ancestors could not have dreamed of…

In Picardy, the roots could not be more classic, with the essential peasants of the towns of the Somme and legions of workers and craftsmen

d’Abbeville (cabinetmakers, shoemakers, saddlers, etc.). Only a few picturesque surnames sometimes bring a note of fantasy, like Nibart or even this line of Bosseur, encountered in the Aisne, whose genes their workaholic descendant may have recovered.

The Macrons have their roots in the village of Authie, between Amiens and Arras, where we can trace their affiliation to Philippe Macron, born around 1610. An ordinary peasant, whose descendants would become craftsmen, joiners then carpenters, until at the end of the 19th ^century  one of them was found to be a labourer.

But, at the Macron, we are able to bounce back, perhaps thanks to a few drops of foreign blood, a great-grandmother married after the Great War to an Englishman established as a butcher in Abbeville. The handicap will therefore be traced back in two generations, with in the end our couple of disciples of Hippocrates.

Journey :

• La-Providence Catholic high school, founded by the Jesuits, in Amiens, from 6 ^th to 1 ^st . Final year in Paris, at the Lycée Henri-IV. Bac S (TB mention).
• DEA in political philosophy, at Paris-X Nanterre (devoted to Hegel). Sciences Po Paris (2001).
• Joined the PS in 2001, voted for Chevènement in 2002 and was the last assistant of the philosopher Paul Ricœur.
• Ena (5th ⁱⁿ the Léopold Sédar Senghor class, 2004).
• Inspector of Finance (2004-2008; Deputy General Rapporteur of the Attali Commission, for the release of growth, in 2007).
• On leave from the public service in September 2008 to become an investment banker at Rothschild, where he quickly became managing partner.
• In 2006, he was part of the Gracques group, made up of former bosses and senior civil servants, in favor of a Royal-Bayrou alliance, he was refused the socialist nomination in the 2007 legislative elections in Amiens.
• After declining Sarkozy’s advances, he supported Hollande in 2011. Refused to run for the legislative elections, to become Deputy Secretary General of the Presidency of the Republic (2012-2014).
• Minister of the Economy, Industry and Digital (2014-2016: “Macron law”, for growth, activity and equal economic opportunity, promulgated in August 2015).
• Launches his En Marche movement in April 2016 in Amiens, and resigns at the end of August from his position as minister.

Little known facts

• An excellent pianist (3rd ^prize at the Conservatoire d’Amiens) and nicknamed “the Mozart of the Élysée”, Emmanuel Macron also masters the tango and practices French boxing, tennis and football.
• An excellent student, he already knows Greek and Latin roots in 6th ^grade and says he “really read” Aristotle and Plato. “Not quite careful and with a hell of a hair on his head”, he won the general French competition at sixteen, while missing Normale sup.

• Macron met his future wife while being a student at the institution where she is a French-Latin teacher. Captivated by his talents, she never ceases to cite him as an example and finds him in the theater team, where he asks her to write a play with him, to announce to her at seventeen that he will marry her, come what may.

• Member of the PS at twenty-four, become a close friend of Michel Rocard, he will divide his salary by ten by becoming deputy secretary general at the Elysée, for less than 10,000 euros per month.

• The one to whom Jacques Attali predicted a presidential destiny very early on and who traveled by scooter for a long time is a work addict. His days starting at 6:30 a.m. and ending at 2 a.m., he preferred to live in Bercy, from where he could reach the Élysée by riverboat in less than a quarter of an hour. His wife organizes dinners for him in the very modern dining room, introducing him to the artists he admires – Line Renaud, Michel Bouquet, Fabrice Luchini, Guillaume Gallienne, etc.
• On weekends, he likes to walk with her along the quays and have lunch at the restaurant, while trying to go and recharge his batteries once a month in their home in Le Touquet.