I left I\u00c9SEG in 2003 after five years rich in terms of\u00a0both teaching and learning experiences. We had then created, through a communication project, an association responsible for the promotion of entrepreneurship among students. Group work\u00a0for accounting or marketing projects, including that of Jacques Angot, are also\u00a0moments that particularly struck me: learning project management, development of creative ideas and pressure resistance . These are all essential qualities in business today.<\/p>\n
When I left I\u00c9SEG, I decided to take a crazy gamble to create and develop a network of distribution and import of ethical products under the SOS Group. So I headed Altermundi and its subsidiaries and integrated companies for 8 years and then I had wanted to get \u201d backup\u201d level by pursuing an MBA in Australia and the United States (Los Angeles).<\/p>\n
This two-year experience was extremely rewarding and has allowed me to develop tools and working methods that are more Anglo -Saxon. I then joined in early 2013 Disneyland Paris to lead the Business Development unit under the leadership of Vice President of Marketing & Sales \u2013 France.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I left I\u00c9SEG in 2003 after five years rich in terms of\u00a0both teaching and learning experiences. We had then created, through a communication project, an association responsible for the promotion […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":28,"featured_media":31999,"parent":0,"template":"","meta":{"inline_featured_image":false},"testimonial-category":[105],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n