Fabrice Lehmann is Manager of Publications and Senior Editor at the Forum on Trade, Environment, & the SDGs (TESS). He previously worked in various editorial, publication management, research, and advisory functions for different international organizations and institutions. Fabrice has published widely on sustainable development and international economic relations, both as an editor and writer. He holds a Masters degree in International Political Economy from the London School of Economics and Political Science. He speaks fluent English and French and somewhat fluent Spanish and Russian. Fabrice enjoys reading literature and attending opera, as well as cycling, ski mountaineering, and running marathons. In a past life, he was a keen skydiver.

Selected Publications 

• Co-editor: Peace and prosperity through world trade. (2011). Cambridge University Press.
• Lead writer: New realities: Business dynamics at the frontiers of globalization. (2015). International Institute for Management Development (IMD).
• Editor: E15 Initiative: Strengthening the global trade and investment system in the 21st century. (2016). International Centre for Trade and Sustainable Development (ITCSD) and World Economic Forum.
• Co-author: 5 ways to boost sustainable trade in the world’s poorest countries. (2019). World Economic Forum.
• Co-author: Least developed countries can become authors of their technological revolution. (2020). OECD Development Matters.
• Author: Can Madagascar inspire reform of global fashion’s US$2.5 trillion supply chains? (2020). Trade for Development News by EIF.
• Lead writer: Delivering on the Buenos Aires Declaration on Trade and Women’s Economic Empowerment. (2020). International Trade Centre.
• Author: Integrating trade in the sustainable development strategies of least developed countries. (2021). Enhanced Integrated Framework.
• Author: Building better apparel value chains in least developed countries. (2021). Enhanced Integrated Framework.
• Editor: Reviving multilateralism: From vision to action on trade and sustainability at the WTO. (2024). TESS.
• Editor: Addressing the climate crisis and supporting climate-resilient development: Where can the trading system contribute? (2025). TESS.