Laurent Kupferman
Laurent Kupferman was born in Paris on January 19, 1966, he is the son of Fred Kupferman and the author Sigrid Kupferman, he studied general private law at the faculty of Université Paris-Panthéon-Assas. In 1988, he founded the European Symphony Orchestra and joined as an advisor the cabinet of the Minister of Culture Philippe Douste-Blazy. then became a consultant at UNESCO. Being himself a member of the Grand Orient de France, he wrote various works on Freemasonry, some of which in collaboration with the lawyer Emmanuel Pierrat. He co-wrote with Jean-Louis Debré the book “3 minutes to understand the French Republic”. In 2022, he received the "special human rights prize" of the Prix Laïcité France from the hands of Jean-François Nys director of the Institute of Business Administration (IAE) accompanied by the minister Olivier Klein and George Serignac grand master of the grand orient of France. In 2023, he wrote the documentary Joséphine Baker, un destin français directed by Dominique Eloudys-Lenys.