L’Oréal

Between L’Oréal and EVE, it’s about, above all, sharing common values: the importance of human capital that is at the very center of our company and the development of each and everyone’s talents. It is also the belief that gender diversity is a source of personal enrichment, open-mindedness, dynamism and performance for management, teams and organizations. Achieving parity in our Management Committees internationally does not mean that the battle is over. Gender equality is not only a women’s concern; it is a global societal issue that motivates both women and men to go further to reach equality.

We can testify that the EVE adventure with the launch of the program in Europe in 2010, in Asia-Pacific in 2014 and the first edition in Africa in 2017 is showing beneficial results for L’Oréal.

 

AND ALSO…


Annick Bruyere

Annick Bruyere

Director of Talent Management, La Poste Group

Stéphanie Rey

Stéphanie Rey

Head of HR projects, Crédit Agricole

Stéphanie Nervegna

Stéphanie Nervegna

Talents director, Culture and Transformation, KPMG

Sylvie Pecher Picard

Sylvie Pecher Picard

Program Director-Corporate University, SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE

Anne Blanquet

Anne Blanquet

Manager and Executive Development Director - SNCF

Yasmina Jaidi

Yasmina Jaidi

Global Head - L'Oréal University for Leadership & Culture

Brigitte Sabotier

Brigitte Sabotier

Talent Management Leaders Director, ORANGE

Marie-Agnès Debar

Marie-Agnès Debar

Internal Executive Coach, DANONE