L'équipe d'investissement de MML Capital Partners à Paris.
MML Capital Partners' Paris investment team.
Henry-Louis Merieux, Managing Partner, Anne-Claire LaIné, Investment Manager, and Louis de Montille, Investment Director, at MML Capital Paris.
Anne-Claire LaIné, Investment Manager, and Louis de Montille, Investment Director, at MML Capital Paris.
Henry-Louis Merieux, Managing Partner, Anne-Claire LaIné, Investment Manager, and Louis de Montille, Investment Director, at MML Capital Paris.
Charles Le Texier, investment manager at MML Capital Paris.
Henry-Louis Merieux, Managing Partner, at MML Capital Paris.
Henry-Louis Merieux, Managing Partner, Anne-Claire LaIné, Investment Manager, and Louis de Montille, Investment Director, at MML Capital Paris.
Henry-Louis Merieux, Managing Partner, and Louis de Montille, Investment Director, at MML Capital Paris.
Anne-Claire LaIné, Investment Manager, at MML Capital Paris.
Henry-Louis Merieux, Managing Partner, at MML Capital Paris.
Charles Le Texier, investment manager at MML Capital Paris.
MML Capital's Paris team, left to right: Charles Le Texier, investment manager, Anne-Claire LaIné, Investment Manager, Henry-Louis Merieux, Managing Partner and Louis de Montille, Investment Director, at MML Capital Paris.
Le laboratoire MCI Santé Animale de Mohammedia, au Maroc, développe un vaccin bivalent contre la fièvre de la vallée du Rift (FVR) et la dermatose nodulaire pour les bovins ainsi qu'un vaccin trivalent contre la variole ovine et caprine, la peste des petits ruminants (PPR) et la fièvre de la vallée du Rift (FVR) pour les ovins et les caprins, afin d'établir une solide immunité collective contre les épidémies de FVR par le biais d'une vaccination régulière.
The MCI Santé Animale laboratory in Mohammedia, Morocco is developing a bivalent Rift Valley Fever (RVF)/Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) vaccine for cattle, as well as a trivalent Sheep and Goat Pox (SGP), Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR), Rift Valley Fever (RVF) vaccine for sheep and goats to establish solid herd immunity against RVF outbreaks through regular vaccination.
The MCI Santé Animale laboratory in Mohammedia, Morocco.
Research technicians Mohammed Jazoule and Lamiai Alami Marrouni working in the molecular biology unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Research Jihane Handi working in the virology unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Researcher Najete Safini working in the virology unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Research technician Mohammed Amourak working in the virology unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
A research technician working in the viral unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Researchers in the research and development unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Research technician Ibrahim Koutar in the research and development unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Technicians preparing final products in the in the conditioning and packaging unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Technicians preparing final products in the in the conditioning and packaging unit of the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Researchers and staff meet with the director of Research and development, Dr. Mehdi El Harrak, in a conference room at the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Researchers and staff meet with the director of Research and development, Dr. Mehdi El Harrak, in a conference room at the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Researechers Zara Bamouh and Hafida Ouchtarmoun test vaccines on lab animals at the MCI Santé Animale laboratory.
Animals used for testing vaccines at a farm managed by MCI Santé Animale.
A research technician at a farm managed by MCI Santé Animale for testing animal vaccines.
Farm workers prepare for researches to take blood samples from cattle at a farm mangaged by MCI Santé Animale.
Farm workers prepare for researches to take blood samples from cattle at a farm mangaged by MCI Santé Animale.
Researech technicians take blood samples from cattle at a farm mangaged by MCI Santé Animale.
Researech technicians take blood samples from cattle at a farm mangaged by MCI Santé Animale.
A rural landscape in the region of Casablanca-Settat where MCI Santé Animale is developing bivalent and trivalent vaccines for livestock.
Denis Geers, PDG du groupe familial Graphius, un groupe d'imprimerie de premier plan fondé à Gand, en Belgique, en 1928, et son frère Philippe Geers, directeur financier du groupe Graphius, rendent visite à Stéphane Robert, directeur général de PPO Graphic à Palaiseau, en région parisienne. L'Imprimerie PPO Graphic, qui fait partie du groupe Graphius, est spécialisée dans l'impression de bandes dessinées et de livres illustrés.
Denis Geers, CEO of the family owned Graphius Group, a leading printing group founded in Ghent, Belgium in 1928, and his brother Philippe Geers, CFO of the Graphius Group, visit Stéphane Robert, General Director of PPO Graphic in Palaiseau, outside of Paris. Part of the Graphius Group, PPO Graphic specializes in the printing of comics and illstrated books.
Denis Geers (center), CEO of the Graphius Group, a leading printing group founded in Ghent, Belgium in 1928, discusses operations with Philippe Geers (left), CFO of the Graphius Group, and Stéphane Robert (right), General Director of PPO Graphic outside of Paris. Part of the Graphius Group, PPO Graphic specializes in the printing of comics and illstrated books. Palaiseau, France.
Denis Geers (center), CEO of the Graphius Group, a leading printing group founded in Ghent, Belgium in 1928, discusses a product with his brother Philippe Geers (left), CFO of the Graphius Group, at PPO Graphic outside of Paris. Part of the Graphius Group, PPO Graphic specializes in the printing of comics and illstrated books. Palaiseau, France.
Denis Geers (right), CEO of the Graphius Group, a leading printing group founded in Ghent, Belgium in 1928, discusses a product with his brother Philippe Geers (center), CFO of the Graphius Group, and Stéphane Robert, General director of PPO Graphic at the PPO Graphic site outside of Paris. Part of the Graphius Group, PPO Graphic specializes in the printing of comics and illstrated books. Palaiseau, France.
Denis Geers (right), CEO of the Graphius Group, a leading printing group founded in Ghent, Belgium in 1928, discusses operations in a meeting with his brother Philippe Geers (right), CFO of the Graphius Group, and Stéphane Robert (left), General director of PPO Graphic at the PPO Graphic site outside of Paris. Part of the Graphius Group, PPO Graphic specializes in the printing of comics and illstrated books. Palaiseau, France.
Une journée dans la vie d'un cadre du Crédit Suisse. Yves Maas, responsable des opérations internationales au Crédit Suisse Zurich, se rend à Paris pour une réunion dans les bureaux de SWIFT.
A day in the life of a Crédit Suisse executive. Yves Maas, head of international operations at Credit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Yves Maas, head of international operations at Crédit Suisse Zurich, travels to Paris for a meeting at the SWIFT offices.
Harry's, une entreprise créée par l'entrepreneur français Paul Picard dans les années qui ont suivi la Seconde Guerre mondiale, s'est inspirée du pain de mie consommé par les soldats américains stationnés sur la base militaire de l'OTAN à Châteauroux avant que la France ne se retire de la branche militaire de l'organisation. Malgré la renommée de la culture et de la tradition françaises en matière de boulangeries et de pain, Harry's est devenu le leader de la boulangerie préemballés.
Harry's, a company started by a French entrepreneur Paul Picard in the years following WWII, was inspired by the sandwich bread eaten by American soldiers stationed at the US-NATO military base in Châteauroux before France withdrew from the military branch of the organization. Despite France's renown culture and tradition of bakeries and bread, Harry's has become the leader of prepackaged bakery goods.
The entrance to the original Harry's American Bread factory in Châteauroux.
Loafs of American style sandwich bread on the production conveyers at the orginal Harry's factory in Châteauroux.
An employee boxes prepackaged American style sandwich bread on the production line at Harry's original factory in Châteauroux.
Loafs of American style sandwich bread on the production conveyers at the orginal Harry's factory in Châteauroux.
Loafs of American style sandwich bread at the original Harry's factory in Châteauroux.
