Gender
Male
Location
Paris
Birthday:
November 30
Personal history with South Africa and France
I first came to South Africa for two months when I was 15 years-old. I subsequently studied for one year as an exchange student at Stellenbosch University from 2012 to 2013 and travelled all around Southern Africa. I studied International Development with a speciality on Africa at masters level at Sciences Po Paris from 2013 to 2015. During the course of my studies, I spent six months as a marketing intern at Methys and Cap40 in Cape Town until December 2014. I am now interning at Ernst & Young in Paris.
Current company
Ernst & Young Transaction Advisory Services
Professional Background
International Development, Project Management, Corporate Social Responsibility, Development Economics, Strategy, International Relations, Project Finance, Development Economics.
Interests in life
South Africa, Sports, Sustainable Development, Gastronomy and Oenology, Travelling
Nationality
French
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"According to Lafarge.com: "It has been announced today the intention of Lafarge Group to transfer all of its shares in its businesses in Nigeria and South Africa into Lafarge Cement WAPCO Nigeria Plc ("Lafarge WAPCO"). When finalized, Lafarge Cement…"
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According to Lafarge.com: "It has been announced today the intention of Lafarge Group to transfer all of its shares in its businesses in Nigeria and South Africa into Lafarge Cement WAPCO Nigeria Plc ("Lafarge WAPCO"). When finalized, Lafarge Cement WAPCO Nigeria Plc will be renamed Lafarge Africa Plc ("Lafarge Africa") and will be strongly positioned to benefit from growth and development opportunities in Nigeria and Southern Africa. Lafarge Africa, owned 73% by Lafarge Group, will remain listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange."
Lafarge's head office for the continent are going to be located in Lagos. If you want to know more: http://www.lafarge.com.ng/wps/portal/ng/7_2-Press_release?WCM_GLOBA...
Where will Lafarge Africa's head office for the continent be located?