The Institute for Corporate Governance pursues three main activities:

  • Research & Publications

    To understand and promote best practices in corporate governance

  • Organising Conferences & Seminars

    To bring interested professionals and students together for discussion and continuing education

  • Preparing Leaders & Rising Board Members

    To prepare executives rising to boards, and business and law students, for  corporate governance challenges

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The Institute for Corporate Governance is managed by Professors David Chekroun & Drew Shagrin of ESCP Business School.

What is Corporate Governance?

At its most basic, Corporate Governance is about how power is exercised over a corporate entity.  “Corporate governance involves a set of relationships between a company’s management, its board, its shareholders and other stakeholders.  Corporate governance also provides the structure through which the objectives of a company are set, and the means of attaining those objectives and monitoring performance are determined.”  G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance (2015)

 

Boardroom Simulation

What happens in a corporate board room nearly always stays in the board room, and interested outsiders don’t get to see how boards work in practice.  Tools that teach concepts of corporate governance can help a little, but if learners can’t apply the concepts in a real-world way to the workings of a corporate board, then they won’t really understand how boards work in practice.
We have a solution: a  boardroom simulation with a difference. After simulating a company board meeting, learners compare their performance with that of experienced practitioners videotaped in the very same board meeting situation.

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History of the ICG

The Institute for Corporate Governance (the ICG) emerged from the KPMG Professorship in International Corporate Governance at ESCP Business School.  That professorship, which supported research and teaching activities on the subject of corporate governance, ended in 2021.

The ICG was created by ESCP Professors of Law David Chekroun and Drew Shagrin, and ESCP Senior Fellow Patrick-Hubert Petit, with the participation of a community of business and policy leaders, corporate directors, lawyers, academics, alumni, and students.

The Team

The Institute for Corporate Governance is led by its founders David Chekroun and Drew Shagrin and an advisory board chaired by Patrick-Hubert Petit.  A community of fellows and students contributes from time to time to the work of the Institute, and a team of contributing professionals regularly helps with the Institute’s infrastructure and logistics.

 

Founders

David CHEKROUN

Professor of Business Law ESCP Business School

David CHEKROUN
David Chekroun is a professor of business law at ESCP Business School. He lectures on law and business in Europe, the United States, and the Middle East. His writings span a broad range of issues at the intersection of law and international business, and corporate governance. In his role as the KPMG Professor in International Corporate Governance, he co-developed innovative tools for teaching corporate governance and organized workshops and conferences on corporate governance. David is admitted to the Paris Bar and advises law firms and companies in international business transactions and corporate governance. David is also a cofounder of the Institute for Corporate Governance.
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Drew SHAGRIN

Professor of Business Law ESCP Business School

Drew SHAGRIN
Drew Shagrin, a member of the bar of the State of California, practiced transactions law there for nearly a decade, rising to partner in a San Francisco law firm. He also spent ten years as an entrepreneur in France. Today Drew is a permanent faculty member at ESCP Business School, where he teaches and writes about issues at the intersection of business and law, with an emphasis on corporate governance. Drew is also a cofounder of the Institute for Corporate Governance.
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Advisory Board

Opinions expressed on the ICG website in no way reflect the opinions and beliefs of any employer of an advisory boardmember.

Patrick-Hubert Petit

Corporate Governance Expert

Patrick-Hubert Petit

Patrick-Hubert Petit is an ESCP graduate and a French chartered accountant. He spent more than 30 years with KPMG acting as Audit and Advisory lead engagement partner for major listed companies. He also held managerial responsibilities at KPMG both in France (Head of Audit practice, chairman of the Audit Committee Institute, vice-chair of the KPMG Foundation) and internationally (notably coordination of the French-speaking sub-Saharan African practices). Since 2020, Patrick is acting as independent consultant (training and advisory services) in the corporate governance field.  He is co-author of a recent book (”New challenges of Corporate governance”), publishes articles and participates actively in 2 working groups at the French Institute of Directors (‘Audit committees chairmen club’ and ‘ESG club’). Patrick is also a board member of non-for-profit organizations, Senior advisor of ‘Women In Africa’ (training and empowerment of female African entrepreneurs) and a member of the ESCP International Advisory board.

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Eliane ROUYER-CHEVALIER

Non-Executive Board Member

Eliane ROUYER-CHEVALIER

Eliane Rouyer-Chevalier has been an Independent Board member at Legrand since 2011. She is also NED at Ipsos, member of the Audit Committee since 2019. 

In 2022 she created the Executive Education Masters: in Governance & Climate at Paris Dauphine University, after having created a Masters for Investor Relations and Financial Communications at the same University in 2013.

She is an expert consultant in emerging markets through missions at IFC World Bank. She has been a member of KPMG International Corporate Governance program since 2017.

She was EVP from 2009 to 2012, member of the Executive Committee at Edenred, leader in payment solutions. Prior to this, she was Head of IR at Accor until 2009 and chaired the French Association of Investor Relations (IR Cliff) for 10 years until 2014.

Eliane Rouyer-Chevalier has a Master’s Degree in Economics from Paris Assas University of Law and Economics. She was honored by the French distinction as Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur.

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Daniel LEBEGUE

ESCP Business School

Daniel LEBEGUE
ESCP Business School

Eric THOMAS

Directeur juridique

Eric THOMAS
ESCP Business School
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Donna COSTA

ESCP Business School

Donna COSTA
ESCP Business School
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Isabelle GRAUER-GAYNOR

Financial Reporting Expert

Isabelle GRAUER-GAYNOR

Isabelle Grauer-Gaynor is a financial reporting expert. She currently heads ESMA's Corporate Finance and Reporting Unit covering areas related to Issuer Disclosure and Corporate Governance (Prospectus Regulation, Shareholder Rights Directive, and the Transparency and Non-Financial Reporting Directives).

Her previous roles included Partner in the Mazars Financial Reporting Technical Services team for nearly 5 years;  IFRS Technical Director of the French accounting standard-setter (the ANC) for 6 years; and working for PwC for 15 years, of which 2 in Germany, in various capacities ranging from external audits and international financial due diligence assignments to internal and external IFRS training and financial reporting advisory services.  She is a French Chartered Accountant, and is an ESCP Business School alumna.

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Monica DE VIRGILIIS

ESCP Business School

Monica DE VIRGILIIS
ESCP Business School
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Michael O'LEARY

Author of "Accountable: The Rise of Citizen Capitalism"

Michael O'LEARY
Mr. O'Leary is a Partner at L Catterton focused on impact investing. Before joining L Catterton, Mr. O'Leary was a Managing Director at the investment firm Engine No. 1. Previously, he was on the founding team of Bain Capital's impact fund and invested in consumer, industrial, and technology companies through Bain Capital's private equity fund.

He is the co-author of 'Accountable: The Rise of Citizen Capitalism' (HarperCollins 2020), which profiles the promise and challenges of the sustainable investing movement. He and his writing have been featured in The Atlantic, Bloomberg, the Financial Times, the Harvard Business Review, and The New York Times, among others.

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Walid S. CHINIARA

Advisor to Business Families

Walid S. CHINIARA
Walid S. Chiniara is an international finance lawyer, an activist, and a pioneer in the area of governance for family-controlled businesses. After 15 exciting years practicing law across several jurisdictions, Walid spent the last 25 years serving families in business, looking to preserve and grow their Wealth in the hands of future generations.  Over the years, he forged himself a reputation as the go-to person for family business succession planning, and the 7-Step Methodology™ he has developed has been recognized by his peers as the family business succession planning tool par excellence.
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Ndiaga SARR

ESCP Business School

Ndiaga SARR
Ndiaga Sarr graduated as a French certified public accountant and, in 2003, he founded KPMG Senegal which he managed until October 2021 as Senior Partner.  He was a member of the council of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Senegal, and led the drafting of applicable accounting standards in 2018.

He has extensive experience in advisory services and statutory audit in various sectors, both for SME/SMI and large companies and he worked with international donors such as the Ford Foundation and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.  He also has experience in the audit and organization of development programs (more than 100 missions per year) for projects financed in the context of multilateral cooperation (World Bank, AfDB, BOAD, European Development Bank, the EU), and also in lateral cooperation with various international cooperation agencies. He carried out missions in several african countries: Guinea, the 8 WAMU countries, Djibouti, the Republic of Congo, Lesoto, Ghana, Liberia.

Ndiaga has led numerous seminars in corporate governance in various sectors for directors, general managers, executives and audit committees. He is a trainer in the areas of money laundering and public procurement code. He led the study of the impact of growth regarding SME / SMI companies in Senegal. He initiated the creation of ENACTUS (the world’s largest experiential learning platform aiming at helping students in more than 2000 campuses in 33 countries) and also of 'Montpellier Business School' in Dakar.  He was a founding member of the American Chamber of Commerce in Senegal (AMCHAM) in 2003.

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Julien BRAMI

Former CEO of a French-listed wealth manager

Julien BRAMI

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Christophe MOUSSU

Professor of Finance at ESCP Business School

Christophe MOUSSU
Christophe Moussu received the ESCP degree, a Master in "Money, Finance and Banking"  from the University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, a PhD in Finance from the University of Dijon and a HDR from the University of Lille 2. After a first experience in venture capital, he received a research grant of the National Scientific Research Center to undertake a PhD. He pursued his doctoral work as a Research Fellow at Simon School of Business Administration (Rochester University) and joined the ESCP Europe faculty in 1993.

Since then, he developed and took the responsibility of numerous programs (Master level and Executive). He teaches Corporate Finance and Financial Theory and is currently head of the Major in Finance in the Master in Management Programme. He was the former scientific advisor for the Finance program at ESA (Beirut) and for numerous executive programs. He currently works on the interaction between the health and leverage policies of firms, the impact of labor regulation on financial leverage, the financial policies of State-controlled companies and the incentives in financial institutions. He is also visiting Professor at the College of Europe and the University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbone. He has advised several companies on their investment and financial policies and their organizational architecture.

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Pascal DURAND-BARTHEZ

Senior Advisory Consultant at "Associes en Gouvernance"

Pascal DURAND-BARTHEZ
Pascal Durand-Barthez is a partner of Associés en Gouvernance, a French consulting firm specializing in corporate governance. Lately an avocat, member of the Paris bar, he had previously spent most of his career as an in-house counsel. He was the General Counsel of GEC-Alsthom (now Alstom) between 1988 and 1996, then General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Alcatel from 1996 to 2006. He joined private practice in 2007 as Of Counsel to the Paris office of Linklaters (until 2013) and specialised in corporate law and governance matters. He was the Secretary General of the French High Committee of Corporate Governance (AFEP-MEDEF) between 2013 and 2017. Pascal is a graduate of Sciences Po Paris and a docteur en droit. He published various books and articles on international legal matters and corporate law, most recently a Guide de la Gouvernance des Sociétés (Dalloz, Paris, 4th edition due early 2023). He lectures at Sciences Po Paris and HEC Paris, is vice-chair of the Corporate Governance Committee of Business at OECD (on behalf of MEDEF, the main French employers association), an active member of IFA (the French Institute of Directors) and chair of the Advocacy and Policy Committee of ecoDa (the European Confederation of Directors’ Institutes).
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Véronique MAGNIER

Professor of Law at Paris-Saclay University

Véronique MAGNIER
Véronique Magnier is Professor of Law at Paris-Saclay University. She is the co-Director of the Master’s Program on ‘Business, Tax and Financial Market Law’, the founder of the Master’s Program on ‘Law, Entrepreneurship and Digital’, of the Program for undergraduates on ‘Law and Advisory’, and of the Paris-Saclay legal clinic. She is also involved in annual Executive programs for business lawyers and consular magistrates. As an Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University Law center, she teaches an annual course for LLM international students, ‘Comparative corporate governance’, since 2010.

For ten years (2009-2020), Véronique was the director of a research institute at Paris-Saclay University, the Institute ‘Droit Ethique Patrimoine. She devotes most of her research to corporate law, corporate governance and business ethics from national, comparative, European and International perspectives. She is the co-author of the textbook ‘Traité de Droit commercial-Ripert et Roblot-‘ (LGDJ ed.), and the author of two books : « Comparative corporate governance, Legal perspective » (E. Elgar ed., 2017) and ‘Déontologie et éthique d’entreprise (France University Press ed., 2022). She coordinated various works, like ‘La gouvernance des sociétés cotées face à la crise’ (LGDJ, coll. Droit des affaires, 2010), ‘Entreprise et développement durable’ (Dalloz, 2013), and ‘Blockchain et droit des sociétés’ (Dalloz 2020). She regularly participates in conferences in France or abroad. She supervises doctoral thesis.

As an active member of the board of directors of the NGO Transparency International France since 2014, Véronique participates in debates on draft legislation and supports companies in their anti-corruption programs. She is affiliated to expert associations such as Société de Législation comparée, Trans Europe Experts, European Corporate Governance Institute. 

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Fellows

Vincent Smith

ESCP Business School

Vincent Smith
ESCP Business School
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Sara BERTIN

ESCP Business School

Sara BERTIN
ESCP Business School
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Régis CHEMOUNY

ESCP Business School

Régis CHEMOUNY
ESCP Business School
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Marina GUERASSIMOVA

Director of the publication
“Fusions & Acquisitions Magazine”

Marina GUERASSIMOVA
ESCP Business School
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Ioannis KOKKORIS

Professor of Competition Law and Economics, Director of the Centre for Commercial Law Studies

Ioannis KOKKORIS
Ioannis Kokkoris is Co-Director of the Competition Law Forum and Senior Research Fellow at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law.

He is also Professor of Competition Law and Economics at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Queen Mary University of London, UK as well as Dean for International, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Queen Mary University of London, UK. He is Director for Global Engagement at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies and Executive Director at the Institute for Global Law, Economics and Finance. He was Executive Director at Sino-UK Centre for Commercial Law, Economics and Business and Global MBA Programme Director at the University of London.

He is Special Advisor to Lithuanian Competition Council and Non-Governmental Advisor to the International Competition Network for the UK Competition and Markets Authority.

He is also Senior Consultant at the World Bank, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the OECD, and the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe.

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Florence DIDIER-NOARO

Non-executive director,
founder and CEO of Innwise

Florence DIDIER-NOARO
Florence Didier-Noaro is non executive director of Forsee Power, Senior ESG advisor and member of Blue like an Orange Sustainable Capital investment committee and member of Groupe Bouchard strategic committee.

Florence has founded innwise to advise companies’ leaders in industry and financial services to accelerate integration of environmental and social considerations in strategic planning and decision making, with the belief that the contribution of business is key to meet Sustainable Development Goals.

Florence has developed expertise in the field of sustainable finance, Corporate Social Responsability and financial and non- financial performance management and reporting. Florence is a former Deloitte partner and led the sustainability practice in France until 2017. Florence is graduated from Neoma and EM Science Po Paris.

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Vanessa STRAUSS-KAHN

ESCP Business School

Vanessa STRAUSS-KAHN
ESCP Business School

Loïc DESSAINT

ESCP Business School

Loïc DESSAINT
ESCP Business School
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Rodney DE SOUZA

ESCP Business School

Rodney DE SOUZA
ESCP Business School
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Tony FRATTO

ESCP Business School

Tony FRATTO
ESCP Business School
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Sophie L'HELIAS

ESCP Business School

Sophie L'HELIAS
ESCP Business School
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Gilles PILLET

Professor of Business Law at ESCP Business School

Gilles PILLET
Gilles Pillet is Professor of Business Law at ESCP Business School in the department of Economics, Law and Social Sciences. He holds a Doctorate in Private Law and a Post-Doctoral qualification for the Supervision of Research in Law, both from Paris 1 (Panthéon-Sorbonne) University. He teaches national and comparative Business Law and notably Contract and Company Law.

At the same time he lectures Contract Law at the Sciences-Po Paris School of Law and is a legal consultant to the National Bar Council since 2008. As such he has namely worked on matters such as Third Party Funding, class actions, and the reform of French Contract Law.

Prior to joining ESCP Europe he was an assistant Professor at University of Paris XII where he taught Credit Law, transactions concerning payment, debt and transfers, Property Law, Securities Law, and the influence of Human Rights on Private Law.

He’s also a former legal practitioner (admitted to the Paris bar) and has collaborated for more than ten years with lawyers entitled to appear before the Court of Cassation.

His research focuses on business contracts, their relationships with economics and ethics and Islamic Finance. He’s in charge of the International Business Law Journal division’s dealing with innovative contractual practices.

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Quentin MOREAU

Head of Investments at Otium Leisure

Quentin MOREAU
Quentin Moreau obtained a Master's in Management in 2017 at ESCP Business School. As of 2022 he is head of Investments at Otium Leisure.
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Val MYTEBERI

ESCP Business School

Val MYTEBERI
ESCP Business School
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Pascale ACCAOUI LORFING

Associate Researcher at CREDIMI, University of Burgundy

Pascale ACCAOUI LORFING
Pascale Accaoui Lorfing obtained her Phd with distinction at Université Paris 2 Panthéon-Assas in 2008. She is an associate researcher at CREDIMI at the University of Burgundy. As of 2020, she is a guest lecturer at ESCP Business School where she teaches International Investment Law and Arbitration.
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Darren ROSENBLUM

ESCP Business School

Darren ROSENBLUM
ESCP Business School
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Jared SLOSBERG

Executive chair at Senzo Health

Jared SLOSBERG
ESCP Business School
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Jean Philippe ROULET

Corporate Governance Consultant

Jean Philippe ROULET

Jean-Philippe Roulet holds a DEA in private law and a DEA in public law from the University of Paris X Nanterre.

During his career at ORANGE, he was from 1997 to 2010, Director of the financial and corporate law department within the group's Legal Department.

From 2010 until March 2017, he held the positions of director in charge of governance and the secretariat of the Board of Directors of Orange and of "Chief compliance officer" of the General Secretariat of the group.

From 2017 to 2019, he then served as Secretary General of the High Committee for Corporate Governance (HCGE), the body responsible for the proper application of the Afep-Medef Code.

At the French Institute of Directors, he was President of the IFA Club of Secretaries of the Board of Directors, Director of the Content Division and leads training courses for directors.

 

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Yves-Thibault DE SILGUY

Vice-Chairman of VINCI

Yves-Thibault DE SILGUY
Yves-Thibault de Silguy has a degree in law from the Université de Rennes, a master’s degree in public law, and is a graduate of the Institut d’Études Politiques de Paris, public service section, and the École Nationale d’Administration. From 1976 to 1981, he worked at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs and for the European Commission from 1981 to 1985. He then worked at the French Embassy in Washington as a Counsellor (economic affairs) from 1985 to 1986.
From 1986 to 1988, Mr de Silguy was an adviser in the Prime Minister’s office with responsibility for European affairs and international economic and financial affairs. From 1988 to 1993, he headed the international affairs department of the Usinor Sacilor Group, before being named its Director for International Affairs.
From 1993 to 1995, he was Secretary-General of the Interdepartmental Committee for Questions of Economic Cooperation in Europe and, at the same time, adviser for European affairs and vice-sherpa in the Prime Minister’s office, assisting in the preparation of summits of the industrialised nations. From 1995 to 1999, Mr de Silguy was European Commissioner responsible for economic, monetary and financial affairs.
From 2000 to 2005, he was Chair of Medef’s European Policy Committee.
In January 2000, he became a member of the Executive Board of Suez Lyonnaise des Eaux, then served as Chief Executive Officer of Suez from 2001 to 2003. He was then Executive Vice-President of Suez from 2003 until June 2006. Mr de Silguy was appointed Chairman of the Board of Directors of VINCI on 1 June 2006 and resigned from all his appointments at Suez.
On 6 May 2010, he was appointed Vice-Chairman of VINCI and Lead Director of the Board. Since October 2018, he has been Vice-Chairman of VINCI.

Megha BANSAL

J.D. Candidate at NYU School of Law

Megha BANSAL
MEGHA BANSAL, is a J.D. Candidate at NYU School of Law, NY, US. She was previously a Senior Associate, International and M&A Tax at Deloitte Dubai, UAE. As an international tax advisor with four years of professional experience in the Middle East, she is passionate about the intersection of business, law and policy. She graduated with a B.A. in Economics (Hons.) from New York University Abu Dhabi, and has studied, worked and lived in India, the UAE, Spain and the U.S.
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Tanya BANSAL

J.D. Candidate at NYU School of Law

Tanya BANSAL
Tanya is currently a 1L at NYU School of Law as a Jacobson Law & Business scholar.
Prior, she worked on the strategy team of HE Al Qubaisi, the Director General at the Abu Dhabi Department of Economic Development (DED), where she helped drive strategy formulation and execution oversight of projects & policies with high strategic impact for Abu Dhabi's economy.

Tanya has 4 years of management consulting experience at Monitor Deloitte (ex-Monitor Group), with a specialization in advising governmental entities across KSA and the UAE on economic competitiveness, investment attraction, cluster development, innovation and livability.

Interested in the intersection of government, law and business, Tanya holds a B.A. in Economics from New York University Abu Dhabi and a Minor in Business & Finance from NYU Stern.

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Magali CASTANO

Senior Vice President at People & Culture Technip Energies

Magali CASTANO

Magali Castano is the Senior Vice President of People & Culture of Technip Energies. Prior to this role, she served as TechnipFMC’s Vice President Human Resources & Communications Europe, Middle East, India, and Africa from January 2017 and as Vice President People Development, Corporate, from January 2018. From 2011 to December 2016, she held various Human Resources leadership positions at Technip, including Head of Talent Management Region Europe, Africa and India and as Vice President Talent Management, Corporate.

Prior to joining Technip, she had been in various Human Resources management positions in Shell’s Downstream Europe organization. She started her career in Human Resources at Stellantis (PSA Group). She holds a master’s degree in business from HEC Paris.

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Xavier BEDORET

Chairman of the Board of audit Committee

Xavier BEDORET
Xavier Bedoret is active on the boards of directors and audit committees of listed companies, family businesses and in the public sector. He is also a lecturer in governance in various professional associations and business schools in Europe. He is co-founder of an association to support boards in the social profit sector.
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Jean-Florent REROLLE

Consultant

Jean-Florent REROLLE
Jean-Florent Rérolle was a valuation partner with EY and KPMG and Managing director at Houlihan Lokey, an investment bank, and at Morrow Sodali, a proxy solicitor. He is a co-founder of the Institut Français des Administrateurs and author of numerous reports or articles on financial valuation and corporate governance issues. He is a member of the board of Ethifinance, a rating agency.
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Haykel HAJJAJI

Counsel at Covington & Burling LLP

Haykel HAJJAJI
Haykel Hajjaji is a senior transactional lawyer focusing on Middle East corporate, M&A and commercial transactions. Advised on complex transactions totaling $50 billion in highly regulated sectors, including pharmaceuticals, power, telecom and infrastructure.
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Martine DERDEVET

President and Founder of MAIAO CONSEIL

Martine DERDEVET
With a PhD in international and European law, and more than 32 years of solid experience within groups and transnational companies, Martine Derdevet has adopted a multidisciplinary and pragmatic approach to issues related to CSR and more specifically to human rights, while remaining close to the wishes of companies.
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Pierre MAZEAU

CSR Professor and consultant

Pierre MAZEAU
Pierre Maezau has been working at Electricité de France (EDF is a French electricity utility –160 000 employees-) since 1981 and is currently CSR manager at the Sustainable development department at the corporate level since december 2009; he has also been the secretary of the EDF Group’ social responsibility network since 2004.

He has been involved in several international Social Responsibility initiatives such as GRI (elected member of the stakeholder council 2008-2013) and UNEP/SETAC life cycle initiative (integration of social and socio-economical aspects into LCA).

He has been an expert for Industry in the French delegation since 2004 and convened the Task Group 5 (guidance on SR core issues); he is now member of the PPO (post publication organization) and Chairman of the French mirror committee Sustainable development/social responsibility at AFNOR.

He represents EDF and is the treasurer of the association EDH ( enterprises for human rights)

He is a member of New Earth advisory board and is in charge of the Social Hotspots database and the Earthster project. He is also a member of the strategic board of the sustainable development/CSR group of AGRION.

He  was executive director of the association Global Compact France and representative of the Global Compact France network from October 2013 until June 2014.

He also teaches Social Responsibility at University Paris XII (Master in social responsibility) and at Sup de Co Montpellier Business school.

Pierre Mazeau graduated from the Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris and from University Paris IX Dauphine University DEA in Human Resources.

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Irina VON WIESE

Senior Advisor at FGS Global

Irina VON WIESE

Irina von Wiese was elected to the European Parliament in 2019, representing Liberal Democrats (London constituency). During her mandate, she served as Vice-Chair of the Human Rights subcommittee, member of the AFET, LIBE and PETI committees as well as the cross party Working Group on Responsible Business Conduct. She was elected to the Board of Governors and the Executive Committee of the European Endowment for Democracy.

Before her election, Irina held the position of Antitrust and Compliance Director at the GSM Association. She has extensive work experience as a competition lawyer both in private practice (incl. Allen & Overy LLP) and in the ICT Sector (including BT Global Services), specialising in EU and UK competition law and global compliance programmes.

Irina qualified as German lawyer and UK solicitor (England & Wales), and holds a Master in Public Administration from Harvard University.

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Contributing Professionals

Jigmey TRONSAY TSANG

Geoffroy WARME-JANVILLE

Stéphanie SANT

Yohann MARSOLLIER

STUDENTS

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Publications

“Contract Management in France”

“Companies and General Data Protection Regulation: What Reforms are Needed?”

“Lebanon from Cataclysm to Opportunity”

« Exploring the Ambiguous Consensus on Public-Private »

« Do Leveraged Firms Underinvest in Corporate Social Responsibility »

“Governance of Transnational Groups: What are the Stakes? What are the Challenges?”

“Relations Between Shareholders and Issuers of Securities: from Cooperation to Distrust”

“Le nouveau cadre
juridique de la protection
des données”

“Réflexions sur le codage : une expérience”

« Companies and General Data Protection Regulation: What Reforms are Needed? »

« Le contrôle des investissements étrangers en France »

« L’apport des théories du sensemaking à la compréhension des risques et des crises»

“Managing the challenge of short-termist activist investors:
law-based tools and strategies”

“La formation des Contract Managers au service de la performance contractuelle : l’initiative EDF / ESCP Europe”

Impact Paper
« Managing the challenge of short-termist activist investors»

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