Faustine Chaze

Faustine Chaze currently enriches her extensive expertise as Production Manager at Harvard Business School (HBS), where she oversees a diverse portfolio of high-profile academic and corporate events. Her role involves managing the end-to-end production process for live seminars, executive gatherings, and digital content creation, ensuring seamless execution and exceptional quality. Leveraging her 17 years of experience in sporting event production—ranging from the FIFA World Cup to Roland Garros—Faustine brings a unique blend of technical proficiency, strategic planning, and team leadership to her position at HBS.

In her capacity as Production Manager, Faustine is responsible for coordinating complex logistics, managing budgets, and leading multidisciplinary teams to deliver impactful events that meet the institution’s high standards. Her expertise in broadcast and multimedia production, combined with her skills in postproduction and new media, allows her to optimize content delivery across various platforms, including digital streaming and traditional broadcast channels. She excels at fostering collaboration among stakeholders, from technical crews to academic speakers, ensuring that each event aligns with HBS’s mission of thought leadership and innovation.

Her key projects often involve integrating cutting-edge audiovisual technologies, managing live streaming operations, and overseeing the technical aspects of virtual and hybrid formats. Faustine’s flexible and proactive approach, honed through years of managing large-scale sporting events like the League of Champions or Roland Garros, enables her to adapt swiftly to evolving industry trends and client needs. Her deep industry knowledge, combined with her proven ability to manage complex productions, makes her a vital asset in elevating HBS’s global engagement and digital presence.