Guerbet names Océane Mignot chief transformation officer, adds her to executive committee

By Public Technologies
  • Guerbet named Océane Mignot chief transformation officer, adding her to the executive committee as it accelerates its transformation plan.
  • Mignot brings 25+ years leading strategic, organizational, digital transformations at Servier, Naval Group, BNP Paribas Personal Finance, Orano-Areva, Valeo.
  • CFO Jérôme Estampes resigned for personal reasons; departure takes effect at end-December.
  • Estampes remains in post until then, focusing on ongoing refinancing discussions with the group’s banks.


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