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Jacques MANLAY, Conseiller du commerce extérieur de la France, Conseil français des investisseurs...

July 1, 2015
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Jacques MANLAY
Conseiller du commerce extérieur de la France, Conseil français des investisseurs en Afrique
Jacques Manlay a réalisé sa carrière entièrement dans l’automobile à l’intérieur du Groupe PSA et tournée sur l’étranger avec 17 années hors de France. Il a occupé successivement les fonctions suivantes : Chef de projets : Chili (unité de forge pour pays du pacte andin), Brésil (études implantation industrielle pour fabrication voitures), Allemagne de l’Est (usine joints transmission) Responsable achats et localisation de Peugeot Automobiles Nigeria au Nigéria : développement d’équipementiers locaux pour augmenter la valeur ajoutée locale Directeur exportation ECIA (future Faurecia) pour vente de composants à des constructeurs automobiles en Europe et Amérique du Nord Directeur Général de Peugeot Automobiles Nigéria au Nigéria Directeur Général Adjoint de la JV Pal Peugeo ...

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