Christophe Possémé, elected president of CCCA-BTP

Christophe Possémé is president of the company Le Bâtiment Associé in Muizon (51), which has 155 employees: masonry, stone cutting, carpentry, timber frame, heritage restoration, lead and asbestos removal, public works.

After a CQP (certificate of professional qualification) as a bricklayer and a vocational baccalaureate in structural building construction, Christophe Possémé obtained a diploma as a structural work team leader and then a DUT (university diploma in technology) as a works supervisor. He has also completed the business management cycle of Aproba and holds the higher certificate Sustainable Development and Environmental Quality from the IFRB.

After several years spent in various construction companies, Christophe Possémé joined Le Bâtiment Associé in 2000 as a works supervisor. Works director from 2005 to 2009, then deputy general manager from 2009 to 2010, he has been the company's president since 2011.

His professional commitment

Christophe Possémé was president of the NF DTU 20.1 Ouvrages en masonrie de petits elements - Parois et murs from 2010 to 2013 and president of Constructys Champagne-Ardenne from 2011 to 2013.

He was also vice-president from 2013 to 2019 of the UMGO-FFB**, of which he is now the president. Since 2020, Christophe Possémé has been a member of the executive committee of the FFB (French Building Federation) and chairman of the FFB market commission.

A long-standing commitment to vocational training in construction trades

Christophe Possémé has long been involved in professional training in his company's professions, particularly for young people through apprenticeship. As such, Le Bâtiment Associé, which trains around twenty work-study students each year and whose training and permanent skills development of employees constitutes a strong value of the company, received the work-study trophy in 2021.

The CCCA-BTP board of directors of July 5, 2022 also elected:

• Éric Routier (FNCB-CFDT), Vice-Chairman,
• Ludovick Lefebvre (FNSCBA-CGT), treasurer
• Laure Vial (CAPEB), secretary

For Christophe Possémé, President of CCCA-BTP: "In an environment where change is now permanent and accelerating, companies in our construction sectors must meet many major challenges, whether in terms of environmental performance, ecological, technological and digital transitions, but also of professional skills. It is therefore more essential than ever to train young people in our professions, but also to ensure the upgrading of the skills of employees in our sector. This is the heart of the CCCA-BTP's mission, which I now have the honor of chairing.

With our entire Board of Directors with joint governance, fully mobilized and determined to meet these challenges of the future, I will endeavor to support, promote and deploy a proactive and innovative policy of professional training, in particular through of learning. This is the role of the CCCA-BTP and what the social partners in the construction industry expect from us, in accordance with their guidelines. This is also the whole point of the service offer that the CCCA-BTP offers to all training organizations in the construction trades.

In this anniversary year for the CCCA-BTP, which is celebrating its 80th anniversary, our action must allow us to always be at the forefront of the challenges of the future that we must take up. This requires anticipation and innovation, which are singular markers of the initiatives we take and the projects we carry out. My desire is to act in a transversal way with all the actors in our environment, to stimulate and lead ambitious and high-impact projects, to guarantee the performance of our activity and a high educational quality in professional training for our professions. of construction. »

* The CCCA-BTP, a tool for the construction and public works branches with joint governance, is led by both professional employers' federations (CAPEB, FFB, Fédération des SCOP du BTP and FNTP) and employee trade unions (BATI-MAT-TP CFTC, CFE-CGC BTP, FNSCBA-CGT, FGFO Construction and FNCB-CFDT).

** UMGO-FFB: Union of masonry and structural work - French Building Federation.