WHO AM I?

Let me introduce myself, Marina Siraut, an enthusiastic and creative young woman of 40 years old. I live in the municipality with my husband Jean-Frédéric de Sauvage and our 2 children aged 10 and 8: Saskia and Robin. With 18 years of experience as a primary school teacher, I am now carrying out educational missions. I have also taught French as a foreign language at Berlitz and the Alliance Française. In parallel, I worked for 15 years as an Event Planner, with a particular passion for animation.

Now, I want to put my pedagogical expertise to work promoting childhood and early childhood in Wezembeek-Oppem. My experience also extends to leading camps for the Order of Malta and managing internships for children. As a former chief scout, unit leader, and founder of the 50th Queen Astrid Unit in Louvain-la-Neuve, I have always been involved in projects that bring young people together, which has strengthened my ability to mobilize teams.

Coming from a musical family and involved in welcoming candidates for the Queen Elisabeth Competition, I have organized children's choirs at the Placette, and you can also find me as a flutist at the family mass of Saint-Joseph. Culture and art are areas that I care about, and I want to promote them in our municipality.

My spontaneity leads me to establish magical connections between generations, and with my creative and tree-like way of thinking, I love to create bridges between ideas. And that's good because in Wezembeek, a municipality crossed several times by the highway, everything is also a story of bridges. With Marina, let's make Wezembeek-Oppem vibrate! Let's Wezem'bright!