Marie Françoise Marie-Nelly’s life is showered with a series of events that, in hindsight, could be good premonitions.
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In 2022, Didier Gaffinel celebrates 30 years of service at Crédit Agricole. After 16 years of investment banking and its notoriously strenuous regime, he later transitioned to managerial positions, inheriting the huge responsibilities that come with heading up divisions of over 800 employees.
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Tifenn Dano Kwan has led world-class marketing strategies for some of the largest SaaS organisations, and anyone reading her LinkedIn profile will recognise that she is a highly accomplished marketing executive
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Boris Couilleau’s first years after graduation were not plain sailing: within half a decade, he’d experienced the consequences of a ruinous investment, a series of jobs with little meaning, the traumatic birth of his twins, and the stress of working under an abusive boss.
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A truly international executive, Francois Roger has lived on four continents. He learnt the ropes of high finance by joining pharmaceutical company Roussel Uclaf as controller in 1986. The Frenchman stayed in the group for 14 years, relocating as mergers occurred, and climbing the ladder to a VP Finance role at Aventis International in Tokyo.
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When the world-renowned composer welcomes us to his Chelsea home, his frustration is palpable. We meet during a phase of respite between two lockdowns, but theatres remain closed and he admits being as restless as a caged tiger.
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In 2004, aged 24, just one year after graduating from Audencia, Nicolas received the keys to the Puy du Fou, a historical theme park with a unique creative concept and became its president.
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Dominique de Font-Réaulx has had a succession of high calibre positions within the most prestigious museums in France. She was curator of the Musée d’Orsay when in 2008, she had the opportunity to oversee the Louvre Abu Dhabi project; and in 2013, she became director of the Musée Eugène Delacroix.
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Aged six, Vincent was already doing business on his parents’ front door. At 23, he was the first student whose company was incubated at Audencia… and he hadn’t even graduated yet.
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