Before joining Courrégé-Foreman, Ranim Kamel trained in corporate criminal law and compliance with several Parisian law firms (Herbert Smith Freehills, Delecroix Gublin and Bredin Prat).

Ranim acquired skills in commercial and criminal litigation through internships with the Parquet national financier, the Paris commercial court and the Pontoise district court. She also worked for a year in the Ethics and Compliance department of a French company in the mining and metallurgy industry, and completed an internship in the Corporate Social Responsibility department of a French multinational in the oil and renewable energy industry. She has a Master 2 in Business Law and Ethics from CY Cergy Paris Université, cross-training with a specialised Master in International Law and Management from HEC Paris.

A volunteer with the charity La Courte Échelle, Ranim works to promote equal opportunities by sponsoring young students from disadvantaged backgrounds.