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Renault Announces Top Management Changes

Renault announced that it will perform multiple management changes that will take place at the top level of the company’s hierarchy and will debut next month.

The French automotive producer said that Gerard Leclercq, who currently holds the position of Senior Vice President Human Resources for the Renault Group will be appointed Executive Vice President for Manufacturing and Supply Chain. He will become one of the members of the Renault Executive Committee. In his new role, the executive will report directly to Patrick Pelata, Chief Operating Officer. He will fill in his new position on December 1st. Leclercq will replace Michel Gorner, who will retire.

In addition to that, starting from November 2nd, Marie-Francoise Damesin, Senior Vice President Communications for the Group will become Senior Vice President Human Resources for the Group. She will report directly to Patrick Pelata.

On the same date, Stephen Norman, Senior Vice President, Global Marketing, will become Chief Marketing and Communications Officer. Frederique Le Greves, Vice President, Corporate information will be appointed Deputy to Chief Marketing and Communications Officer. Together, they will supervise the project to increase brand value through marketing, communications and digital. Norman will report for marketing activities to Jerome Stoll, EVP, Commercial Division and to Patrick Pelata.

The company also announced that Christian Esteve, Managing Director for Russia and Leader of Eurasia region will retire on October 1st. The executive will be replaced by Bruno Ancelin, who currently serves as Alliance Managing Director for Global Sourcing. He will keep his current role and will report directly to Patrick Pelata.
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