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Christophe Letellier
Alumni profiles
Christophe Letellier
Audencia Master in Management (Programme Grande Ecole)
Class of 1984
Group vice president and managing director, PeopleSoft Southern Europe
My time spent at Audencia prepared me well for the business world thanks to the large scope of subjects covered and the pragmatic approach applied. Added to this was the great opportunity to be exposed to all things international by way of a study semester spent in Colombus, Ohio.
Nancy Magnard
Nancy Magnard
Audencia Master in Management (Programme Grande Ecole)
Class of 1998
Management controller for sub-Saharan Africa, Renault
Audencia was a very important stage in my life. It provided me with an all-embracing generalist approach to the various positions within a company. This helps a lot when interacting with the different departments of a firm. One thing I really appreciated was the lack of discrimination at the school: Audencia doesn’t judge you but rather presents you with all the possibilities.
Ana Urien
Ana Urien
European Management Programme (EMP)
Class of 2000
Mergers and acquisitions lawyer, Cabinet Cuatrecasas, Barcelona.
What the EMP gave me was a very international perspective and a wide knowledge of the world of finance. These are the two elements essential to the post I now occupy. It is the programme as a whole that gave me a truly global vision of the business world and allowed me to open myself up to other cultures which is always a very rewarding experience.
Valérie de la Peschardière
Valérie de la Peschardière
Audencia Master in Management (Programme Grande Ecole)
Class of 1990
Director general, L’Oréal Belgium
The school allowed me to develop my strengths. Afterwards, it is necessary to find a company that will allow one’s personal qualities to come to the fore.
Hyriades Carpe
Hyriades Carpe
Audencia Master in Management (Programme Grande Ecole)
Class of 2002
Administration and finance manager, Feu Vert, Poland
Because the international aspect is so strategic at Audencia, I was able to benefit from genuine support for my project of a career abroad. To become a success internationally I needed a school that, over and above a spirit of openness and quality teaching, would play the role of a true partner.
