Didier Grandpré

Director of Finance/CFO en ELIOR GROUP .

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Didier Grandpré is currently the Group Chief Financial Officer at Elior Group SA since 2023.
Prior to this, he worked at Alcatel SA as the Head of Financial Transformation.

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ELIOR GROUP	Director of Finance/CFO	18/04/2023

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Alcatel SA Alcatel SA Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Alcatel Alsthom Cie Generale D'Electricite SA is an international group whose core businesses are telecommunications systems & railroad and energy transportation systems. The group's cable subsidiaryis the largest producer of power transmission cables in the world. The company also produces batteries and has electrical engineering activities. Telecommunications accounted for 44% of 1996 revenues; telecommunication cables, 21%; energy and transportation, 18%; electrical systems, 13%; batteries, 3%, and other, 1%.	Comptroller/Controller/Auditor	-

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Alcatel SA Alcatel SA Telecommunications EquipmentElectronic Technology Alcatel Alsthom Cie Generale D'Electricite SA is an international group whose core businesses are telecommunications systems & railroad and energy transportation systems. The group's cable subsidiaryis the largest producer of power transmission cables in the world. The company also produces batteries and has electrical engineering activities. Telecommunications accounted for 44% of 1996 revenues; telecommunication cables, 21%; energy and transportation, 18%; electrical systems, 13%; batteries, 3%, and other, 1%.	Electronic Technology