InterCement appoints new CEO and Non-Executive Board Member
Published by Robyn Wainwright,
Assistant Editor
World Cement,
InterCement, a Brazilian cement company, has appointed Paulo Nigro its new CEO and Nicolas Fournier as its new Non-Executive Board Member as part of it's succession plan.
Paulo Nigro started his career as an engineering trainee at Philips, in 1981, after which he joined Goodyear's industrial and automotive engineering departments. In 1991 he joined Tetra Pak and has help various positions in different divisions including, Sales Manager of the Brazil division, Vice President of Packing for the Canadian subsidiary, President of Tetra Pak Italia, and Global Management for Tetra Pak in the Americas. Before his appointment at InterCement, Paulo Nigro was appointed President of Aché Laboratórios, in Brazil.
Nicolas Fournier holds 25 years of international experience in different industries in Europe, Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. With 20 years of global experience, mainly with cement producer the Lafarge Group, he acted as CEO of Lafarge Boral Gypsum Asia and was the Regional President of Lafarge for Central Europe. Before his appointment with InterCement, Nicolas Fournier served as the Managing Director for Energy Solutions Division at Aggreko, UK.
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