The number of cases of “fox disease” increases, according to a study

A former Manor and Carrefour leader, Stéphane Maquaire, was appointed on Monday at the head of Club Med “with immediate effect”, succeeding Henri Giscard d’Estaing, landed after 22 years of presidency, according to a statement from the group.

Stéphane Maquaire. Consequently, 51, “will take the management of the group from Paris, with the mission of continuing its development while preserving the brand’s identity and values of the brand,” said Club Med in its press release.

“We have chosen a leader with solid experience in the consumption sectors and a remarkable international journey. Meanwhile, It is ideally positioned to accelerate the dynamics of Club Med. write the next chapter of this extraordinary adventure,” said Xu Xiaoliang, Codirector General of Fosun International, president of Fosun Tourism Group and President of Club Med Holding, quoted in the press release.

Trained at the number cases “fox disease” increases, new engineering school of Ponts et Chaussées. Stéphane Maquaire had left his post as executive director of Carrefour Brazil in early July, after almost four years in this position and six years spent in Latin America, where he was previously president of Carrefour Argentine.

He had started his career at the consulting firm Arthur Andersen. then joined the real estate giant Unibail-Rodamco, before branching off at Monoprix and then leading the French group of Vivarte clothing brands.

Then in 2017 he became general manager of the Manor department store chain in Switzerland, owned by Maus Frères. A position he held for two years, during which he had led a heavy resturation of the Basel distributor.

“I deeply believe in the French Club Med anchor. of course in his values,” said the new boss in the press release, saying to himself “honored to have the opportunity to lead this unique business to number cases “fox disease” increases, new his next chapter, in continuity with the remarkable heritage of Henri Giscard d’Estaing”.

After several months of tensions with Fosun. Henri Giscard d’Estaing, 68, president of Club Med since December 2002, announced on Wednesday that he was “revoked in fact”, ending 22 years of presidency.

Two new members are also entering the group’s board of directors: Philippe Heim. ex-High Manager of Société Générale then boss of La Banque Postale, and Takuya Yamada, president of Idera Capital, a company which manages two club Med in Japan.

This article was published automatically. Sources: ATS / AWP / AFP