Vinci, a global player in concessions, energy and construction sector, has announced two major announcements for its key units - Vinci Autoroutes and Vinci Airports. 

 

Sabine Granger has been named CEO of Vinci Autoroutes, one of Europe's leading motorway concession companies and the Vinci Concessions business line that manages the Group's motorway operations in France (ASF, Cofiroute, Escota, Arcour and Arcos), while Rémi Maumon de Longevialle is the new CEO of Vinci Airports, a Vinci Concessions business line and the world's leading private operator in its field, currently operating more than 70 airports.

 

Lauding the appointments, Nicolas Notebaert, Vinci's Chief Executive Officer of Concessions, said 

both Granger and de Longevialle have also made it to the Vinci Concessions' Management Committee.

 

In addition to this, Granger has been appointed Managing Director of ASF (Autoroutes du Sud de la France) by the company's board of directors, said the company in a statement.

 

A graduate from Skema Business School, Granger has spent her entire career within the Vinci Group. She began working in finance in the Construction and Energy businesses before joining Vinci Airports in 2012. 

 

Granger held operational management control responsibilities before taking over the management of Quimper airport in 2015 and led various concession tenders to manage and operate other airports inside and outside France. 

 

In 2021, in addition to her business development duties in France, she was entrusted with managing the Group's regional airports in the country, said the statement. 

 

On the de Longevialle appointment, Vinci said he is a engineering degree holder from École Polytechnique and ENSAE Paris and also has a master's degree in public policy from Sciences-Po Paris.

 

Beginning his career at PwC, he moved to Vinci in 2012 to work for Vinci Concessions' team managing structured finance. 

 

In 2014, he joined Vinci Airports' Development team as Project Manager then was appointed Chief Financial Officer of Vinci Airports in 2018.-TradeArabia News Service