According to news in Le Figaro newspaper, William Koeberle, CEO of the group, last Monday also took over direct responsibility for the leadership of the largest subsidiary of the group in France. With a market share of around 23 percent, and an annual turnover of about 1.1 billion euro, France is the most important market for the group. Koeberle, who has recently also taken over the presidency of the French Federation of Selective Perfumery, therefore follows the Belgian, Miek Vercouteren, who held the position until now. Vercouteren, who until now was general manager for the French market, has left the company for personal reasons.
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