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Changes to emeis’ Governance: Appointments to the Executive Committee
PUTEAUX, France, June 30, 2026--Regulatory News: After four years of profound transformation, emeis is entering a new chapter. Thanks to the remarkable commitment of the teams, emeis (Paris:EMEIS) has found itself on a sustainable path with good momentum. Today, building on these solid foundations, Laurent Guillot, Chief Executive Officer, is making changes to emeis’ organisational structure in order to support further growth and continue to improve the quality of care provided to patients, resi
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PUTEAUX, France, June 30, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Regulatory News: After four years of profound transformation, emeis is entering a new chapter. Thanks to the remarkable commitment of the teams, emeis (Paris:EMEIS) has found itself on a sustainable path with good momentum. Today, building on these solid foundations, Laurent Guillot, Chief Executive Officer, is making changes to emeis' organisational structure in order to support further growth and continue to improve the quality of care provided to patients, residents and beneficiaries, whilst also strengthening support measures for teams. These changes, and the fresh faces they bring, fully align with the trajectory of our "emeis 2030" company project. To this end: Beginning from 1 September 2026, Jean-Marc Boursier, Deputy CEO, responsible for finances, information systems and procurement performance, as well as overseeing operations in Latin America, Austria and Switzerland, has been appointed Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the Group and will be responsible for overseeing operations across all countries. As such, all Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) across all countries will report directly to him. The Group's Health and Safety Department will also report to him. Jean-Marc Boursier will also serve as Chief Executive Officer for France. Beginning from 1 October, Sylvie Brisson has been appointed Group EVP, Human Resources. After holding several roles in Human Resources at Club Med, Sylvie Brisson served as Director of Human Resources and CSR and in charge of General Secretariat of Club Med from 2011. Sylvie Brisson's key objectives will include maintaining and enhancing the Group's attractiveness and employee engagement, with a view to making emeis the sector's leading employer. Sylvie Brisson will be replacing Fanny Barbier who will be leaving after four intense years of work supporting the men and women who make up emeis and rebuilding a proud and committed team dedicated to supporting the most vulnerable, one of the priorities of the Refoundation plan. Her professionalism, her commitment, and the strength of her values have helped allow emeis to rediscover a sense of pride and belonging and to lay the groundwork for a social model in which everyone feels valued. Sylvie Brisson will join emeis in September and take up her position on 1 October. Fanny Barbier will stay on to support her until the end o...