The Monnoyeur Group creates a CSR Department and appoints Anne-Laure Denis as its head

The family business is the leader in the distribution of capital goods and services for construction and industry, also a major European player in the digital transformation of the construction sector. With more than 10 years of experience and CSR experience in the industry, Anne-Laure Denis will bring her expertise and know-how to the service of the centenary group.

Anne-Laure Denis' mission within the Monnoyeur Group will be to continue to define a Group CSR policy and strategy, as well as to ensure their implementation with the various business divisions. It will also be in charge of the operational management of the various components of the CSR policy, it will determine the key indicators and then ensure their monitoring and improvement. In addition, she will lead and coordinate the implementation and communication of action plans with internal and external stakeholders.

Anne-Laure Denis started her career in 1999 in strategy consulting at Kearney. In 2005, she became internal auditor at Kraft Foods before moving, in 2009, to the position of Environment and Sustainable Development manager at bioMérieux. In 2014, she joined Lafarge where she was in charge of CSR, then in 2016, she was appointed CSR and Innovation manager at LafargeHolcim.

“We are delighted to welcome Anne-Laure to the Monnoyeur Group, she will bring her know-how and her in-depth knowledge of social and environmental responsibility. This job creation is a reflection of our strong ambitions in terms of CSR, it marks our desire to breathe new life into and build a truly dedicated strategy. It is the entire Group and its subsidiaries that must develop in a sustainable manner. Anne-Laure will help us meet these major challenges, which are more relevant than ever in this period of uncertainty. " underlines Philippe Monnoyeur, Managing Director of the Monnoyeur Group.

Aged 45, Anne-Laure Denis is a graduate of HEC Paris and holds a Master of Science in Environment from Imperial College in London.