Management
Sharing a common language in all countries and at all worksites
Since January 2008, Jacques Tavernier has presided Eurovia. The Company's organization in France and internationally is based on a strong local presence combined with a global approach. Operating 40,000 worksites a year necessarily means balancing proximity and coordination as well as networking and assigning the most appropriate skill sets to each specific situation.
Eurovia is made up of nearly 1,300 industrial and commercial entities operating in 18 countries. Each national, regional, or local structure retains its commercial and operational autonomy. This architecture allows the Company to stay close to its markets and its customers. Since 2005, Kheops - the Companywide management integration system - has enabled global coordination.
Kheops is available to worksite managers, divisional managers, and other Company managers, allowing them to apply integrated management practices, access and share information, and promote best practices at all administrative and operational entities. As a result, Kheops is helping to establish an increasingly international operational mode and the sharing of a common business culture.
For major infrastructure projects or local contracts or design, technical, and implementation mandates involving close collaboration among multiple entities, Eurovia has illustrated the potential for coordination that a Company with both international scope and local presence possesses - enabling to mobilize each part of its construction and production network. Eurovia has demonstrated the benefits of rallying personnel around projects right from the design phase. That is why Eurovia favours international mobility as a key professional trait. Its objective is to develop the transfer and dissemination of knowledge and skill sets.
Jacques Tavernier
Jacques Tavernier has been the Chief Executive Officer of Eurovia since January 2008. He was born in 1950 and has studied at École Polytechnique. He is a civil engineering specializing in roads and bridges. At ministère de l'Équipement, where he began his career, Jacques Tavernier was executive director of urban development at the new city of Sénart and departmental director of equipments in the Hauts-de-Seine region.
He joined groupe ASF as an executive director in 1998. Until 2006, Jacques Tavernier was executive director of VINCI Concessions and chief executive officer of ASF.
Eurovia Executive Committee
The Executive Committee operates the Company at the highest level of management and decision-making and meets approximately 40 times a year.
Jacques Tavernier, Chief Executive Officer
Pierre Anjolras, Delegate Executive Director, International and PPP, supervises the North American subsidiaries
Guy Vacher, Delegate Executive Director, responsible for France and Belgium, Railway Works, and
Specialized Subsidiaries
Henri Albert, Deputy Managing Director, supervises the Delegate Directors of the Centre West, South West, Mediterranean, Auvergne Rhône Alpes as well as the Information Systems Management
Dominique Collomp, Deputy Managing Director, responsible for Germany, Croatia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, and Slovakia
Patrick Jutier, Chief Financial Officer
Claude Lascols, Human Resources and Safety Director
Michel Ducasse, Director, Technical Ressouces, quality, environment and purchasing
Jean-Louis Marchand, Deputy Managing Director
Strategic Orientation Committee
The Strategic Orientation Committee being together the members of the Executive Committee and leading Company directors. Its mission is to build consensus around the Company's vision and development strategies. It meets twice a year.
In addition to Executive Committee members, the Strategic Orientation Committee includes:
Uwe Arand, Executive Director, Eurovia activities in Germany
Martin Borovka, Chief Executive Officer, Eurovia CS
Jonas Högberg, Chief Executive Officer, Eurovia Polska
Scott Wardrop, Delegate Director, United Kingdom
Bill Capehart, Director, USA
Marcel Roireau, Director DJL, Canada
Kees van der Werff, Vice President, BA Blacktop, Canada
Carlos Ortiz Quintana, Chief Executive Officer, Probisa, Spain
Miguel Musalem, Director Bitumix, Chile
Jean-Claude Chambard, Delegate Director, Île-de-France/Haute-Normandie France
Jean-Pierre Rodoz, Delegate Director, North France
Jean-Luc Dewanckel, Delegate Director, Eastern France
Jean-Noël Velly, Delegate Director, Centre-West France
Jean-Yves Guillard, Delegate Director, South-West France
Philippe Poirier, Delegate Director, Auvergne Rhône Alpes
Jean-Pierre Paséri, Delegate Director, Railway Works and Specialized Subsidiaries
Christophe Verweide, Delegate Director, Mediterranean
Sabrina Loucatel, Director, Communications
Luc Bodson, Delegate Director
Max von Devivere, Director, Development
Philippe Princet, Development Director North America
Patrick Sulliot, Director, supervises the United Kingdom, Spain and Chile, and assisting the divisions in developing road maintenance services.
