Cemex makes new appointments

Cemex France has announced a number of new appointments and job changes following a reorganisation. Christian Béranger is now director of sustainable development, while Jacky Borel replaces Armand Delclos as director of Cemex Bétons Rhône-Alpes Auvergne and Philippe Desvignes has been appointed deputy director of Cemex Granulats Val de Seine. Philippe Grandidier is to replace Roberto Zambrano as director of strategic planning.
March 30, 2012 Read time: 1 min

643 Cemex France has announced a number of new appointments and job changes following a reorganisation.

Christian Béranger is now director of sustainable development, while Jacky Borel replaces Armand Delclos as director of Cemex Bétons Rhône-Alpes Auvergne and Philippe Desvignes has been appointed deputy director of Cemex Granulats Val de Seine. Philippe Grandidier is to replace Roberto Zambrano as director of strategic planning.

Bruno Huvelin is to become director of Cemex Granulats Val de Seine and Alain Plantier has been appointed director of Cemex Bétons Seine Nord.

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