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Dubos is the daughter of an engineer and a seamstress. She is the mother of two children.[2]
Professional career
Holder of a diploma of social worker, Dubos practiced between 1998 and 2007, before participating in the setting up of the Intercommunal Center of Social Action in the community of communes of Créonnais. Until her election in June 2017, she was Director of Solidarity and Employment at the community of Montesquieu.[3]
Political career
Dubos began her political career a councillor of Sadirac, responsible for social affairs, housing and solidarity in April 2014.[4]
Not affiliated with a political party until then, Dubos joined the movement En Marche, which she believes "share the values" in December 2016.
In parliament, Dubos served on the Committee on Economic Affairs. In this capacity, she was particularly committed to territorial cohesion, housing and professional integration. She was also a co-rapporteur on the evolution of housing, planning and digital technology (ELAN Law), particularly on the aspects related to housing and social mix [5]
^Christelle Dubos. "CWho am I ?" (in French). Christelle Dubos's official site. Archived from the original on 10 November 2017. Retrieved 1 March 2019.
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