Eric Coignoux, new Operational Director Editions – Training at CSTB

Eric COIGNOUX: background & expertise

A graduate in Economic Sciences at the University of Paris XIII in 1991, Eric Coignoux followed a Sales Force / Marketing Mix specialization module at the Reason Why Marketing Institute in 2001.

After twelve years spent in the field of school and scholarly publishing, as marketing project manager at Hachette Livre, then as marketing manager at Flammarion, he joined the CSTB in 2005, within the Integrated Editions division. in the Editions–Training department. An operational department of which he became deputy director in 2016.

Eric Coignoux is today entrusted with the reins of this department dedicated to knowledge sharing.

“The transmission of knowledge has always been my guiding principle. It is also that of the Editions–Formations department that I now have the honor of leading.

Its mission, in connection with the CSTB's knowledge dissemination activity, is to support stakeholders to help them develop and consolidate the knowledge and know-how that will evolve with changes in the construction and development sectors. My primary objective will therefore be to ensure that the editorial fund, electronic publishing services and our quality training engineering respond to these new paradigms. »

Eric COIGNOUX – Operational Director Editions – Training at CSTB

The Editions–Training department: missions & organization

The CSTB's Editions-Training department contributes to sharing knowledge with stakeholders, by providing them with accessible and directly usable scientific and technical information. Its teams, made up of nearly 40 employees, develop a wide range of publishing products and services, business software and professional training.

Editions:

• 153 guides & books in the catalog
• 114 Unified Technical Documents – DTU
• 5 business software

Education:

• 154 training courses offered
• Or 25.920 hours of training carried out
• For 2.500 professionals trained each year

All of these resources are structured around the CSTB’s 4 scientific and technical roadmaps:

• Buildings and neighborhoods for living well together
• Buildings and cities facing climate change
• Renovation, making the act of building more reliable and innovation
• Circular economy and resources for buildings