Allard-Couluon joins Rexel as V.P. of Rexel IPG

Rexel SA (Paris): With intentions of strengthening its commitment to engineering, procurement and construction clients (EPCs), Rexel has appointed Pierre Allard-Couluon as V.P. of its International Projects Group (IPG). Initially based in Shanghai, ...
Oct. 2, 2012
Rexel SA (Paris): With intentions of strengthening its commitment to engineering, procurement and construction clients (EPCs), Rexel has appointed Pierre Allard-Couluon as V.P. of its International Projects Group (IPG). Initially based in Shanghai, Allard-Couluon will manage Rexel's service offering to EPCs across the globe, with a particular focus on the oil and gas, mining and power utilities markets. He will report to Mitch Williams, senior V.P. Asia Pacific. Allard-Couluon has held several senior positions in business development and sales roles focusing on the industrial as well as public sectors and brings with him extensive experience of working with EPCs

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