The former director of the National Agency for Urban Renovation (Anru) Nicolas Grivel, appointed last week to head the National Family Allowance Fund (Cnaf), took office on Tuesday.
Decided by the Council of Ministers, Nicolas Grivel's new assignment took effect on November 1.
This officer is now "
head of the family branch of social security, consisting of the 101 family allowance
", where he will notably negotiate and implement "
next target agreement and management 2023- 2027 negotiated with the State
”, indicates the Cnaf in a press release. A graduate of Sciences Po and ENA (in the same promotion as Emmanuel Macron), Nicolas Grivel, 44, has been managing Anru since December 2014.
Attached to the General Inspectorate of Social Affairs (Igas), he had previously "
steered the coordination mission of regional health agencies
" from the end of 2010 to mid-2012, before joining the Ministry of Labor as chief of staff of Michel Sapin then François Rebsamen.
At the Cnaf, he succeeds Vincent Mazauric, in office since the end of 2017 and whose government also announced last week's appointment to the Council of State.