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Recherche carnet   Ajouter carnet Cliquez ici   Votre choix Autre Décès Départs Départs en retraite Distinctions Nominations   Archives 2010 Janvier Février Mars Avril Mai Juin Juillet Août Septembre Octobre Novembre Décembre Carnet Personnalités aeronautiques et spatiales A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | ABRIAL Stéphane 07/09/1954 chef d’état-major de l’armée de l’air Armée de l'air Le Conseil des ministres a adopté les mesures individuelles suivantes : Sur proposition du ministre d’État, ministre de l’Intérieur et de l’Aménagement du territoire : Sur proposition de la ministre de la Défense : - M. le général de corps aérien Stéphane ABRIAL est nommé chef d’état-major de l’armée de l’air et est élevé aux rang et appellation de général d’armée aérienne, à compter du 16 juillet 2006 Source: Site du Premier Ministre Biographie du Général de corps aérien Stéphane ABRIAL CORPS : des officiers de l'air GRADES SUCCESSIFS : - Sous-lieutenant : octobre 1974 - Lieutenant : août 1976 - Capitaine: août 1979 - Commandant : octobre 1984 - Lieutenant-colonel : octobre 1988 - Colonel : octobre 1993 - Général de brigade aérienne : février 2002 - Général de division aérienne : août 2004 - Général de corps aérien : septembre 2005 DECORATIONS : - Officier de la Légion d'honneur - Officier de l'Ordre national du mérite - Médaille de l'Aéronautique DIPLOMES : - Brevet d'études militaires supérieures - Diplôme d'état-major - Diplôme technique option " spécialité " - Ecole supérieure de guerre aérienne Le Général Stéphane ABRIAL est né le 07 septembre 1954 à Condom (32). Elève en classes préparatoires au collège militaire de Saint-Cyr en 1972, il intègre l'Ecole de l'air de Salon de Provence en septembre 1973 et poursuit son instruction à la division des vols en octobre 1975 puis au groupement élève 314 de Tours en mai 1976. En janvier 1977, il est muté à l'Escadron de chasse 2/8 de Cazaux en tant que pilote ETO, puis rejoint l'Escadron de chasse 2/12 de Cambrai où il se voit confier les fonctions de pilote à l'instruction puis en escadrille. Affecté en juillet 1981 à la 74ème Escadre de chasseurs bombardiers de Neuburg (Allemagne), il occupe successivement le poste d'officier de liaison puis de commandant d'escadrille du 2ème escadron en septembre 1984. En décembre 1984, il rejoint Dijon en tant que commandant en second de l'Escadron de chasse 1/2 puis du 2/2 en août 1985, et en prend le commandement en juin 1986. Chef des opérations de la 5ème Escadre de chasse à Orange d'octobre 1988 à mai 1989, il en prend le commandement en second puis le commandement en août 1990. De juin 1991 à octobre 1992, il suit un stage au College Maxwell AFB ALABAMA (USA) puis au collège interarmées de défense au Centre d'enseignement supérieur aérien à Paris d'octobre 1992 à novembre 1992. A l'issue de ces stages, il se voit confier le poste d'adjoint au chef du cabinet du Chef d'état-major de l'armée de l'air. Chef de la section " stratégie et concept " à l'Etat-major international à Bruxelles d'août 1996 à août 1999, puis auditeur au Centre des hautes études militaires de septembre 1999 à juin 2000, il occupe depuis juin 2000 le poste d'adjoint air au chef de l'Etat-major particulier du Président de la république. Nommé général de brigade aérienne le 1er février 2002, le général ABRIAL est maintenu dans ses fonctions. Le 1er octobre 2002, il devient chef de cabinet militaire du Premier ministre. Le 1er septembre 2005, il prend le commandement de la défense aérienne et des opérations aériennes. Sources : Sirpa air Date parution : 31/05/2006 catégorie : Modifier votre profil ADAMS David Président Curtiss Wright Controls David Adams est nommé président de Curtiss Wright Controls où il remplace George Yohrling. Date parution : 22/06/2005 catégorie : Modifier votre profil ADAMS Katherine L. Senior Vice President and General Counsel Honeywell Honeywell today announced that Katherine L. Adams has been appointed Senior Vice President and General Counsel, effective immediately. Adams will report to Honeywell Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Dave Cote. Adams succeeds Peter Kreindler who will retire after serving as Honeywell’s Senior Vice President and General Counsel for more than 17 years. “Kate is a terrific selection for General Counsel,” said Cote. “Her outstanding work since joining Honeywell has added rigor and focus to Honeywell’s core legal processes, especially in protecting the business’ intellectual property, supporting successful mergers and acquisitions, managing human resources and labor issues, as well as resolving the company’s legacy environmental and remediation matters. These experiences, on top of her background in private practice and public service, position her well to take our legal department to the next level.” Adams joins Honeywell’s senior leadership team and will be responsible for leading the global legal strategy, health safety and environment, government relations, and compliance programs for the company’s 128,000 employees in more than 100 countries. She joined Honeywell in 2003 as Vice President and Deputy General Counsel – Litigation, and most recently served as General Counsel for Honeywell’s Specialty Materials business. Prior to joining Honeywell, Adams served as an Adjunct Professor of Law at Columbia Law School and New York University, and was a partner at the law firm of Sidley Austin Brown & Wood in New York. Previously, she was a law clerk for Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, and a trial attorney for the United States Department of Justice. Adams was elected Order of the Coif and graduated with honors from the University of Chicago Law School. She received a B.A. degree with honors from Brown University in 1986. Date parution : 28/04/2009 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil Adm. GIAMBASTIANI Edmund Jr. Board of Directors Boeing The Boeing board of directors has elected retired U.S. Navy Adm. Edmund Giambastiani, Jr. as its newest member. Giambastiani, 61, served in the Navy for 41 years, concluding his career as vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, from 2005 to 2007. In that role he was the second-highest ranking officer in the U.S. military. His election to the Boeing board is effective immediately. He will serve on the audit and finance committees. "We're honored to have Admiral Giambastiani join our board," said Boeing Chairman, President and Chief Executive Jim McNerney. "His substantial experience on both the acquisition and operational sides of the U.S. military will significantly support the ongoing strategic evolution of our company." During his military career Giambastiani chaired the U.S. Defense Department's Joint Requirements Oversight Council, co-chaired the Defense Acquisition Board, was NATO's first commander for transformation, and led U.S. Joint Forces Command and the Atlantic Fleet Submarine Force, among other assignments. Giambastiani graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1970 with leadership distinction. Date parution : 09/10/2009 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil AGEE Jerry Corporate Vice President and Preside... Northrop Grumman Jerry Agee is corporate vice president and president of Northrop Grumman's Mission Systems sector, a leading global integrator of complex, mission-enabling systems and services. In this role, he oversees operations of the business and its 18,000 employees, who offer value-added solutions through information technology systems and services; systems engineering and analysis; systems development and integration; scientific, engineering, and technical services; and enterprise management services. Most recently, Agee worked extensively with the intelligence community in addressing critical modernization efforts and expanding the company's business in the intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance market. In 2004, Agee became deputy sector president, Mission Systems, and assisted the sector president in overall management of the sector. He maintained oversight of the company's strategic missile systems businesses, including Missile Defense, ICBM Prime Integration Contract and Kinetic Energy Interceptors. Agee joined the company in 1987 following an extensive career as a U.S. Naval Intelligence officer. He previously served as deputy general manager for Strategic Systems, vice president and general manager of Intelligence Systems and earlier of Federal Enterprise Systems divisions. He has also worked with the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service in redefining and restructuring the IRS Tax Systems Modernization effort. In partnership with the IRS, his team produced the modernization blueprint that laid out for Congress a structured technical plan and implementation strategy. His efforts included managing the Treasury Communications System, the largest non-defense communications system in the federal government, and modernizing the EDGAR system that provides an online electronic filing and dissemination for the Securities and Exchange Commission. He has served on the board of directors of Enterprise Solutions division of the Information Technology Association of America, the board of directors of Professional Services Council and the board of directors for the Council for Electronic Revenue Communication Advancement. He is currently active in the AIAA. Agee has a bachelor of arts degree in international affairs/economics from Florida State University. He attended the Defense Intelligence College and has completed postgraduate work at the University of Maryland and the University of North Florida. He has attended executive education programs at the University of Virginia and Wharton. Source : Northrop Grumman Date parution : 23/03/2006 catégorie : Modifier votre profil AHL Per Director Sales Air Traffic Management Saab Per Ahl is Director Sales Air Traffic Management at Saab. Date parution : 06/03/2009 catégorie : Autre Modifier votre profil AIGRAIN Jacques CEO Lufthansa AG. Jacques Aigrain joining Lufthansa Supervisory Board Chief Executive Officer Swiss Re succeeds Dr. Gerhard Cromme Jacques Aigrain, CEO of Swiss Re, has been appointed by the Cologne district court to the Supervisory Board of Deutsche Lufthansa AG. The Swiss RE CEO succeeds Dr. Gerhard Cromme. The latter, who has been seated on the Lufthansa Supervisory Board since January 2002, is stepping down on 30 June 2007. The Swiss Aviation Foundation nominated Jacques Aigrain by exercising its right to name a new member in the event of a vacancy occurring on the Lufthansa Supervisory Board. Jacques Aigrain has been a member of the Board of Directors since 2001. Date parution : 12/07/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil AIRAUT Robert 45 ans DIRECTEUR PREMIUM SERVICES AMERICAN AIRLINES FRANCE American Airlines France annonce la nomination de Robert Airaut au poste de Directeur des Premium Services, en remplacement de Pascale Renou-Ferrari qui a quitté la Compagnie. A ce poste, il est basé au Terminal 2A de l’aéroport de Roissy-Charles de Gaulle, base opérationnelle d’American Airlines en France. Il supervisera une équipe de 14 personnes chargée de l’accueil des passagers dans l’aéroport ainsi qu’au salon privé d’American Airlines situé au Satellite 2A. Robert Airaut sera placé sous la responsabilité directe de Brenda Goodland, Regional Manager Premium Services d’American Airlines. Robert Airaut a effectué l’essentiel de son parcours professionnel chez American Airlines. Il a intégré la Compagnie en 1988 en tant qu’agent de réservations. Après cette première expérience, il a rejoint les équipes londoniennes d’American Airlines et a occupé différents postes dans les départements Ventes, Marketing et Opérations. Plus récemment, Robert Airaut a été Directeur des Opérations Aéroportuaires d’American Airlines à Dublin, de 2005 à 2007, puis Directeur des Opérations Aéroportuaires d’American Airlines à l’aéroport de Londres-Stansted. Agé de 45 ans, Robert Airaut a fait des études supérieures d’hôtellerie et de tourisme. Date parution : 02/09/2008 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil Al BAHAR Abdulsalam Chairman and Managing Director Wataniya Airways Prior to taking over as chairman of Wataniya, Al Bahar was managing director of Kuwait National Airways. Date parution : 30/04/2009 catégorie : Autre Modifier votre profil Albert Marcel Aviateur et héros de la campagne de France Campagne de France Message de condoléances de M. Hubert Falco, secrétaire d’Etat à la Défense et aux Anciens combattants à la suite de la disparition de Marcel Albert. Hubert Falco, secrétaire d'Etat à la Défense et aux Anciens combattants, a appris avec une profonde tristesse la disparition de Marcel Albert, à l'âge de 92 ans. Aviateur et héros de la campagne de France, il avait rejoint en 1941 les Forces françaises libres et le général de Gaulle. Il se porta volontaire lorsque fut créé, sur le front soviétique, le régiment de chasse Normandie-Niémen : ses victoires au combat en firent alors l'un des as de la Seconde guerre mondiale. L'ancien ouvrier métallurgiste des usines Renault était devenu, par sa valeur, son engagement et son courage, l'un des plus grands Français libres, recevant les plus prestigieuses distinctions. A ses compagnons de l'Ordre national de la Libération, à ses camarades de Normandie-Niémen, à tous les Russes qui le considèrent comme un grand héros, à ceux qui l'ont connu et aimé, Hubert Falco adresse ses condoléances les plus émues. Il s'incline avec respect devant la mémoire de cet homme qui, depuis longtemps déjà, a pris sa place dans les plus belles pages de notre histoire nationale. Date parution : 25/08/2010 catégorie : Décès Modifier votre profil ALBIAC MURILLO Pilar Head of Quality and Lean Improvement Airbus Pilar Albiac Murillo will succeed Didier Lux as Head of Quality and Lean Improvement. Prior to her arrival at Airbus in January 2008 as Head of Lean Manufacturing Deployment, Pilar has held numerous senior positions in large international manufacturing organisations. These include General Motors, where, among her numerous accomplishments, she oversaw the implementation of Lean Manufacture and Six-Sigma principles. Pilar holds a Masters Degree in Science of Administration from the Central Michigan University. Date parution : 18/02/2010 catégorie : Modifier votre profil ALEGREN Bjorn President SAS Ground Services The SAS Group has appointed Bjorn Alegren as new President of its subsidiary SAS Ground Services (SGS). Bjorn Alegren has a solid background within SAS, having held many senior positions, including station manager at Arlanda, area manager in several foreign markets and regional manager for Europe and the Middle East. He has also been head of SAS International and President of the subsidiary European Aeronautical Group. He has been V.P. Corporate Purchasing and Chief Purchasing Officer since 2005. Hans-Otto Halvorsen, who has been President of SGS since 2003, will leave his position following a decision made mutually with Group management. The above changes will occur on September 3. Date parution : 05/09/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ALEXANDER Helen non-executive director Rolls-Royce Rolls-Royce announced today the appointment of Helen Alexander CBE, as a non-executive director with effect from 1 September 2007. Announcing the appointment, Simon Robertson, Chairman of Rolls-Royce, said: “Helen has extensive knowledge of international business and finance which will be particularly valuable to Rolls-Royce. We are delighted that she will be joining the Board as a non-executive director.” Helen Alexander is currently the Chief Executive of the Economist Group and a non-executive director of Centrica plc. Helen Alexander joined The Economist Group in 1984. She was Managing Director of The Economist Intelligence Unit from 1993 until the end of 1996 and was appointed Chief Executive of The Economist Group in January 1997. She was awarded a CBE for services to publishing in 2004. She is also a non-executive director of Centrica plc, a former non-executive director of Northern Foods PLC and BT PLC, a governor of St Paul's Girls' School, an Honorary Fellow of Hertford College, Oxford and a Trustee of the Tate. She has an MBA from INSEAD. Date parution : 31/07/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ALEXANDER Edward T. Corporate Lead Executive for U.S. Air Force Space Northrop Grumman Northrop Grumman Corporation has named Edward T. Alexander corporate lead executive for company business with the U.S. Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC), Los Angeles. As corporate lead executive, Alexander will serve as the principal corporate point of contact for all Northrop Grumman business with SMC and will promote and coordinate the activities of all Northrop Grumman sectors supporting SMC business and community interests. "The SMC is the Air Force's primary space acquisition center," said Bob Helm, corporate vice president of Government Relations. "Ed's extensive experience with a broad range of Air Force space programs will help him effectively represent the combined capabilities of Northrop Grumman to this very important customer." Alexander joined Northrop Grumman in 2003 following a 24-year career in the Air Force, primarily in acquisition of space and missile defense systems, with assignments to the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Office of the Secretary of the Air Force and multiple program office assignments including his final assignment as system program director of the Space Superiority Wing at SMC. He has received numerous awards and decorations, including the Defense Superior Service Medal, the Legion of Merit and multiple Meritorious Service medals. Alexander earned a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Mass; a master's degree in systems engineering from the Air Force Institute of Technology, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio; a master's in business administration from the University of West Florida, Pensacola, Fla.; and a master's degree in National Resource Strategy from the National Defense University, Washington, D.C. He is also a distinguished graduate of the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. Date parution : 21/11/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ALIMENT Steven Vice-Président des Ventes pour l'Europe Bombardier Avions commerciaux Gary R. Scott, président, Bombardier Avions commerciaux annonce la nomination de Steven Aliment au poste nouvellement créé de vice-président régional des Ventes – Europe. Il sera basé au bureau de soutien régional de Bombardier près de Munich. « Durant plus de 25 ans de service chez Boeing, Steve a acquis une vaste expérience de la vente d’avions commerciaux dans toute l’Europe, en plus d’avoir dirigé le travail de ventes de Boeing Commercial Aviation Services dans le monde entier, a déclaré M. Scott. « M. Aliment apporte donc une expérience et une formation précieuses auprès des grands transporteurs ce qui, combiné avec le temps passé en poste en Europe, lui permettra de faire immédiatement sa marque dans ses nouvelles fonctions de leader et de contribuer à nos initiatives courantes de ventes dans cette très importante région. » M. Aliment relèvera du premier vice-président, Ventes, Bombardier Avions Commerciaux. Date parution : 15/06/2009 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ALLEN Charles H. Vice President, General Manager Rotorcraft Systems Boeing Rotorcraft Systems Charles H. (Chuck) Allen was named the vice president and general manager of Boeing Rotorcraft Systems, a division of the Precision Engagement and Mobility Systems business unit, with facilities located in Philadelphia, Pa., and Mesa, Ariz., in March 2007. Based in Philadelphia, Chuck is responsible for all Rotorcraft Systems programs and supporting functional activities in those locations. Rotorcraft programs include the AH-64D Apache Longbow; the CH-47F/MH-47G Chinook; Aerospace Support, and Advanced Rotorcraft Systems, a division of Boeing Phantom Works; the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey tiltrotor aircraft; and the Boeing Strategic Manufacturing Center for Electrical Products and Interorganizational Work Authorizations located in Mesa. Chuck most recently was the vice president of Business Operations for the Boeing Huntsville Site, which provides infrastructure support to all IDS and BCA businesses and programs located in Huntsville, and is comprised of 2,700 people. In this capacity, Chuck represented IDS in the state of Alabama and was responsible for overseeing the day-to-day Huntsville operations. Additionally, Chuck was the senior customer-facing Boeing executive, providing strategic guidance to Boeing businesses relative to local customer requirements and also led company involvement with local community and philanthropic initiatives. Prior to this assignment, Chuck served as the vice president/program manager, Space Exploration Systems, where he had responsibility for leading Boeing’s efforts to develop an open architecture and the space systems needed to support the Vision for Space Exploration, which includes returning to the moon and beyond. Previously, Chuck was vice president and program director of the Comanche Program Office, Army Systems, where he was responsible for leading the RAH-66 Comanche helicopter program for the Boeing Sikorsky Joint Venture team. Chuck also held the position of vice president of the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet program for Military Aircraft and Missile Systems. Chuck joined the company in 1987 as manager of F/A-18 Aircraft Marketing. He became program manager for F/A-18 in Kuwait in 1991 and program manager for F/A-18 in Canada and Kuwait in 1993. He was later appointed deputy general manager of the T45 Training Systems and was promoted to general manager of the AV-8B program in 1995. From 1974 through 1987, Chuck served on active duty in the U.S. Marine Corps, and was recalled to active duty for Operations Desert Shield/Desert Storm in 1990. He retired at the rank of Colonel in April 2000. Chuck holds a bachelor’s degree from Rice University and a master’s degree in business administration from the University of California at Los Angeles. He is a member of several organizations, including the Marine Corps Aviation Association, Association of Naval Aviation, the Army Aviation Association of America, the American Helicopter Society and the Society of Experimental Test Pilots. Date parution : 03/07/2007 catégorie : Autre Modifier votre profil ALLEN Deborah Deputy Managing Director BAE Systems Deborah will be responsible for the Company’s Corporate Responsibility (CR) remit which will ensure the highest standards of corporate responsibility and ethical business conduct across BAE Systems. She will lead a team that will develop, implement and embed, the wider CR agenda encompassing safety, health, environment, sustainability, inclusion and social and community issues and reputational risk throughout the organisation. This builds on a CR programme within the Company which is overseen by a board committee chaired by non-executive director, Andy Inglis. Deborah has been instrumental in establishing the corporate responsibility agenda within the Company over the last seven years and will work closely with Raj to set the future strategic direction of corporate responsibility for BAE Systems. Date parution : 12/11/2008 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil AMBÜHL Gaudenz Chief Operating Officer SWISS Gaudenz Ambühl, actuellement en charge de l’exploitation aé-rienne de SWISS, vient d’être nommé « Chief Operating Officer (COO) » et membre de la direction générale de la compagnie. L’actuel COO Manfred Brennwald reprendra quant à lui de nou-velles fonctions de direction au sein de la compagnie. Par ailleurs, la division SWISS Technik se voit renforcée et gérée de manière autonome. COO depuis quatre ans à l’entière satisfaction de SWISS, Manfred Brennwald a décidé de prendre de nouvelles fonctions au sein du groupe SWISS. Des informations complémentaires à ce sujet seront publiées dans les semaines à venir. Christoph Franz, CEO de SWISS : « Au nom du comité de direction et du conseil d’administration de SWISS, je tiens à exprimer à Manfred Brennwald mes chaleureux remerciements pour sa précieuse contribution à l’essor de la compagnie. Il a fait ces dernières années de la division des opérations aériennes un centre de compétences reconnu de tout le secteur aéronautique et transmet à son successeur une organisa-tion parfaitement huilée. » Gaudenz Ambühl deviendra Chief Operating Officer en date du 16 juillet. Ambühl est pilote et a exercé depuis 1979 diverses responsabilités pour Swissair puis SWISS. Il est actuellement en charge de l’exploitation aérienne. Il sera remplacé dans cette fonction par Jean-Pierre Tappy, pilote lui aussi, qui a exercé diverses responsabilités pour Swissair puis SWISS depuis 1985. Date parution : 31/07/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil AMMAN Felix 44 ans vice-président Gulf Operation à Bahreïn. SR Technics SR Technics a nommé Felix Amman vice-président Gulf Operation à Bahreïn. SR Technics entend renforcer encore son positionnement sur le marché de la région Asie-Pacifique et du Moyen-Orient. Felix Ammann, actuellement vice-président Sales & Marketing Asie-Pacifique à Hong Kong, assumera une nouvelle fonction au sein de SR Technics. Au cours de ces derniers deux ans et demi, il a développé avec succès la présence de l’entreprise sur le marché dans cette région. Il rejoindra le domaine d’activité Aircraft Services de SR Technics au 1er août et sera chargé de l’exploitation de la base de maintenance à Bahreïn, où la société fournit la maintenance des avions et des composants ainsi que les services de gestion et de logistique pour la flotte de Gulf Air. Felix Amman, 44 ans, est entré chez SR Technics en 1988. Il possède un diplôme de génie mécanique de l’Ecole technique supérieure de Zurich et un Executive Master of Business Administration de l’Université de Zurich. Date parution : 22/06/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ANDERSON Richard H. 52 ans Chief Executive Officer Delta Air Lines Richard H. Anderson, 52, will become Chief Executive Officer of Delta Air Lines, effective September 1, 2007. He joined Delta as a member of the Board of Directors in April 2007. After an extensive search, Delta’s board chose Anderson to lead the airline following Gerald Grinstein’s retirement. Anderson has nearly 20 years of aviation experience. He entered the industry in 1987 at Continental Airlines, where he ultimately served as staff vice president and deputy general counsel. In 1990, Anderson began a 14-year career at Northwest Airlines where he served as vice president and deputy general counsel; senior vice president of Technical Operations and Airport Affairs; executive vice president and chief operating officer; and from 2001 to 2004, as chief executive officer. Anderson joins Delta from his position as executive vice president of UnitedHealth Group, where he has worked for the past three years, and served as president of UnitedHealth’s Commercial Markets Group. He also serves as a director of Cargill Inc. and Medtronic Inc. A native of Galveston, Texas, Anderson holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Houston and a Juris Doctor degree from South Texas College of Law. He and his wife, Susan, look forward to relocating to the Atlanta area this fall. Date parution : 23/08/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ANDERSON Todd C. Vice President Customer Service - MSP Northwest Airlines Todd C. Anderson, Managing Director Customer Service - Gateways, Europe & Memphis, has been promoted to Vice President Customer Service - MSP, a position that reports to Crystal Knotek, Senior Vice President Customer Service & Airport Operations. Todd joined Northwest in 1979 and has held a variety of executive level Customer Service positions internationally and in the United States. He previously managed airport operations in Seattle and Narita International Airport in Tokyo before assuming the role of Managing Director Customer Service for Northwest’s Asia operations. Todd returned to the U.S. and assumed his current responsibilities in 2003. He holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Minnesota. “Todd has done a great job leading several Employee Involvement Teams and excels at managing complex operations while maintaining outstanding service to our customers. I’m pleased that he will continue those leadership efforts at MSP,” said Knotek. Date parution : 18/09/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ANDREWS Duane P. executive officer of its North American operations QinetiQ 23 June 06 QinetiQ appoints US CEO Duane P Andrews QinetiQ, the international defence and security technology company, is pleased to announce the appointment of Duane P. Andrews as chief executive officer of its North American operations, with effect from 22 June 2006. Andrews was until recently chief operating officer at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), the $7.8bn Fortune 500 research and engineering company. He has built a distinguished career in defence and security both within the US government and in the private sector. Prior to joining SAIC in 1993, he was the US Department of Defense's (DOD) Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence. He has also served on various US national security advisory groups and was a professional staff member with the House of Representatives' Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Commenting on the appointment, QinetiQ's chief executive Graham Love said: "I am delighted to welcome to QinetiQ someone of Duane Andrews' extraordinary calibre. His extensive experience of developing business with the US government will be invaluable as he implements QinetiQ's growth strategy, working with our existing US companies and exploring further acquisitions potential." Duane Andrews said: "I am very much looking forward to leading QinetiQ's North American business. The technology areas within which QinetiQ's companies operate in the US are growing strongly, and I am excited at the prospect of building significantly on the growth which QinetiQ has already achieved here." Graham Love warmly acknowledged the contribution of Phil Odeen, who is stepping down from his role as CEO of QinetiQ North America: "Phil Odeen has provided great leadership to QinetiQ North America in the last year, and I am very pleased that he will continue to work with us in an advisory capacity." Source : Qinetiq Date parution : 23/06/2006 catégorie : Modifier votre profil ANDRIES Olivier Directeur Défense - Sécurité Safran Olivier Andriès, Directeur général adjoint, prend en charge la direction de la branche Défense - Sécurité du groupe Safran. Cette fonction était jusqu’à ce jour assurée par Jean-Paul Herteman en sus de la Présidence du Directoire de Safran. Olivier Andriès, 46 ans, est un ancien élève de l’Ecole Polytechnique (promotion 1981) et de l’Ecole des Mines de Paris (promotion 1984). Après avoir exercé différentes fonctions au ministère de l’Industrie et à la direction du Trésor, il rejoint en 1993 le cabinet du ministre de l’Economie et des Finances comme conseiller industriel. Il rejoint le groupe Lagardère en 1995 au poste de directeur adjoint de la Stratégie où il pilote différents projets d’acquisition et de fusion. En 1998, il devient conseiller spécial auprès de Jean-Luc Lagardère. Entré chez Airbus en 2000 comme directeur de la Politique Produits, Olivier Andriès devient directeur de la Stratégie et de la Coopération à partir de 2005. En juillet 2007, il est nommé directeur de la Stratégie d’EADS. Il intègre le groupe Safran le 1er mars 2008 en tant que Directeur général adjoint, en charge de la Stratégie et du Développement du Groupe. Date parution : 31/07/2009 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ANIELLO Tom Marketing Vice President Cessna Cessna Names Tom Aniello Marketing Vice President Wichita, Kan., July 24, 2006 – Cessna Aircraft Company, a Textron Inc. (NYSE: TXT) company, has named industry veteran Tom Aniello to succeed retiring Phil Michel as vice president, Marketing, effective Aug. 3. Aniello will be based at the company’s headquarters in Wichita and report to Roger Whyte, senior vice president, Sales and Marketing. Aniello most recently served as vice president and chief marketing officer for Pilatus. He joined Pilatus in 2001 after eight years at Cessna in Wichita where he served in a number of sales engineering and marketing positions, most recently serving as e-Business director. “All of us at Cessna are excited to have Tom return to Wichita to succeed Phil,” Whyte said. “He brings both an engineer’s focus for detail and a marketer’s penchant for creativity that will help tremendously as Cessna expands its product lineup and continues to enhance its position in a global marketplace.” Aniello, 41, is a native of Titusville, Fla., and a graduate of the University of Kansas, holding a bachelor’s degree in aerospace engineering. Prior to his first tenure at Cessna, he was an engineer with General Dynamics in Fort Worth, Texas, (now Lockheed Martin) where he worked on several advanced fighter programs. Aniello is a private pilot pursuing an instrument rating, and spends his spare time building a Hatz Classic biplane. Aniello is married and has three children. Source : Cessna Date parution : 25/07/2006 catégorie : Modifier votre profil ANTKOWIAK Patrick M. vice president of strategy and capability Northrop Grumman Patrick M. Antkowiak is promoted to vice president of strategy and capability for its Electronic Systems sector's engineering, manufacturing and logistics organization, effective immediately. In his new position, Antkowiak will be responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive strategy and discriminating capability for the Electronic Systems sector's engineering, manufacturing and logistics organization through product ownership coordination including product roadmap development, technology insertion and pre-planned product improvements, and effective liaison with the company's business development and division business areas. In addition, Antkowiak will be responsible for assuring an integrated automation environment and organizational efficiencies to support the product strategy. Antkowiak joined the company in 1981 and has held a variety of positions in engineering, program management and product development. In 1992, he was named engineering manager and product development team leader for the Comanche helicopter mission computer program. He later was named program manager for Space-Based Radar (SBR) and space technology development programs. In 2002, he was appointed program director for SBR and proprietary programs, and two years later was named director of advanced space development programs. Most recently, he served as director of space systems in the company's Advanced Concepts & Technologies Division, where he was responsible for the development of a wide portfolio of radio frequency and electro-optical space sensor technologies for future U.S. Department of Defense and intelligence programs. Antkowiak earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the Johns Hopkins University and a master's degree in computer engineering from the University of Maryland. He has also completed the General Manager's Program at Harvard University. Date parution : 09/03/2009 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ANTKOWIAK Patrick M. VP/GM Advanced Concepts & Technologies Division Northrop Grumman Northrop Grumman Corporation has named Patrick M. Antkowiak vice president and general manager of the Advanced Concepts & Technologies Division for the company's Electronic Systems sector. In his new position, Antkowiak will have executive responsibility for all division programs and operations. He will be located at the company's Electronic Systems sector headquarters complex in Linthicum. Antkowiak joined the company in 1981 and has held a variety of positions in engineering, program management and product development. In 1992, he was named engineering manager and product development team leader for the Comanche helicopter mission computer program. He later was named program manager for Space-Based Radar and space technology development programs. In 2004, he became director of space systems for the Advanced Concepts & Technologies Division, with responsibility for the development of a wide portfolio of radio-frequency and electro-optical space sensor technologies for future U.S. Department of Defense and intelligence programs. Most recently, he served as vice president of strategy and capability for Engineering, Manufacturing & Logistics. Antkowiak earned a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the Johns Hopkins University and a master's degree in computer engineering from the University of Maryland. He has also completed the General Manager's Program at Harvard University. Date parution : 24/03/2010 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil APT David R. vice president of communications Northrop Grumman Corporation Northrop Grumman Corporation announced that it has appointed David R. Apt, Catherine Lamb-Heinz and Daniel J. McClain as vice presidents of communications. Apt was named as vice president of communications for the company's Technical Services sector and will report to James L. Cameron, corporate vice president and president of Technical Services. Lamb-Heinz was appointed vice president of communications for the Electronic Systems sector and will report to James F. Pitts, corporate vice president and president of Electronic Systems. McClain was named vice president of enterprise communications and will report to Darryl M. Fraser, corporate vice president of communications. "These three talented, skilled and experienced communications executives bring proven track records to their new positions," said Fraser. "They have made important contributions to Northrop Grumman throughout their careers and I look to them to expand their impact in their new leadership positions." Apt is responsible for all of the Technical Services sector's communications functions, including media relations, marketing communications, advertising, community relations, media services, and executive and employee communications. He has served as director of communications for Technical Services, headquartered in Herndon, Va., since March 2006. "Dave brings to the forefront a unique combination of leadership and communication skills which are required to be successful in the extremely broad and highly competitive market space that our business operates," said Cameron. "He has continuously demonstrated strong performance since the sector was formed in 2006, and his personal commitment to excellence, and that of his communications team, have been key factors in helping the broader organization achieve our key objectives." Apt has more than 33 years of communications and leadership experience and expertise from positions within industry, the U.S. Department of Defense and the U.S. Army. Prior to joining Northrop Grumman, Apt commanded the Army Broadcasting Service, comprised of the American Forces Network-Europe, the American Forces Network-Korea and the American Forces Network-Honduras. He also served as chief of public affairs for the U.S. Army Forces Command during Operation Iraqi Freedom, and the United Nations Command/Combined Forces Command/U.S. Forces Korea. Apt earned a bachelor's degree in engineering from the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, a master's degree in communications from Temple University, and a master's degree in resourcing national security strategy from the Industrial College of the Armed Forces. Additionally, he completed one year of training with Turner Broadcasting Systems in Atlanta. Date parution : 22/08/2008 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ARAFA Alexander 48 ans chef du personnel de cabine SWISS Jusqu’ici responsable vente et marketing pour l’Europe, Alexander Arafa prend la tête de la division Personnel de cabine SWISS. Alexander Arafa prendra ses nouvelles fonctions de chef du personnel de cabine SWISS à compter du 14 avril 2008. Il succède à Andrea Koch, qui a souhaité prendre un congé sabbatique après quatre années passées à ce poste. Agé de 48 ans, Alexander Arafa est au bénéficie d’une vaste expérience internationale dans le secteur aérien. Au cours de sa carrière, il a occupé des fonctions dirigeantes au sein de plusieurs compagnies aériennes dans les domaines vente, marketing et services au sol. Vice-président responsable de la conception et de la gestion des produits SWISS entre 2002 et 2004, il a été chargé de leur développement sur l’ensemble de la chaîne de distribution. Depuis juin 2004, Alexander Arafa dirige avec succès le département vente et marketing Europe. Gaudenz Ambühl, Chief Operating Officer de SWISS, se réjouit de cette nomination : « Grâce à sa connaissance approfondie des diverses facettes du secteur aérien, et notamment sa grande expérience dans la gestion de la clientèle, Alexander Arafa a la profil idéal pour occuper ce poste clé ». Date parution : 25/02/2008 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ARBUTHNOT Richard Executive Director NASA Shared Services Center Appointed to the Federal Senior Executive Service in 1999, Rick Arbuthnot is recognized for his executive leadership and credited with introducing significant initiatives across the Agency, such as the Competency Management System, Executive Succession Planning, and Manage to Budget. He is also recognized for his expertise in organizational structure and design. Most recently, he managed all aspects of NASA’s Shared Services effort and has served as the Executive Director, NASA Shared Services Center (NSSC), since March, 2004. As Executive Director, Rick managed the largest A-76 public-private procurement competition in the Agency’s history, as well as leading the Agency Transition Team, tasked with executing the minute details associated with consolidating Agency-wide administrative activities across ten geographically dispersed centers in the areas of Human Resources (HR), Procurement, Financial Management and Information Technology. In addition to leading the competition and Agency transition activities, Rick now manages all aspects of activating NASA’s newest field Center, including defining the organization structure and staffing the nearly 500-person organization, ensuring all facility, IT and business systems, including chargeback mechanisms, are in place to operate the organization. Further, Rick works tirelessly to build a public-private partnership between NASA and the Service Provider, Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), to ensure the organization is on track to provide the best possible services to NASA and it’s customers at the lowest possible price. In March 2007 the NSSC was nationally recognized by the International Quality and Productivity Center as the Runner Up for the Best New Shared Services Organization (less than 3 years in operation) Excellence Award. From 1999 – 2004, Rick served in a key leadership role at the Kennedy Space Center (KSC), directing all aspects of human resources (HR) for approximately 1,800 highly trained engineers, administrative professionals and technicians, who oversee the Nation's primary space launch center and its large supporting contractor workforce of approximately 12,000 employees. He had project control responsibility for the $187 million dollar annual compensation budget, which included funds for salaries, training and development, and awards. He is recognized for the cutting-edge initiatives he accomplished while managing the NASA civil service HR program at the KSC, in the areas of HR management, policy development, training, succession planning, workforce planning and skills analysis, and knowledge management tools. In addition to numerous performance and team awards, Rick received a Presidential Meritorious Executive Rank Award in 2004, the NASA Exceptional Service Medal in 2001 and the NASA Exceptional Achievement Medal in 1996. He also received two Vice-Presidential Hammer Awards, in 1995 and 1996, respectively. Rick is a graduate of Kansas State University with a Master's degree in Public Administration (1985), and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science (1981) from Wayne State College in Wayne, Nebraska. Date parution : 04/09/2007 catégorie : Autre Modifier votre profil ARCHAMBEAULT Paul R. Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Treasu ATA Paul Archambeault was named vice president and chief financial officer in October 2003. Mr. Archambeault joined the Air Transport Association (ATA) in 1991 and has held management roles in finance, operations and aviation security. He also served as director of the Aviation Millennium Project, the industrywide effort to ensure that all airline operations were Y2K compliant. A native of Virginia Beach, Va., Archambeault holds a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting from Old Dominion University and a master’s degree in financial management from George Mason University. He is also a certified public accountant. Date parution : 02/08/2007 catégorie : Autre Modifier votre profil ARKENBERG Todd vice president - Employee Experience United Air Lines In his newly created position, Arkenberg will work with the Operations, Customer Experience, Human Resources and Communications teams and pull resources from across the company to lead and coordinate numerous company wide initiatives to improve the employee work environment. These initiatives include employee recognition, leadership development and providing tools and training to enable employees to deliver superior service to our customers. “Just as we have established a team to be focused on our customers, we are taking the same approach to focus on our employees. Todd will align work across the company to ensure that we are creating consistency for our employees and a work environment where our people are engaged and motivated,” said Pete McDonald, United’s chief operating officer, to whom Arkenberg will report. Arkenberg joined United in 1986, has served in a number of leadership roles across the operation. Most recently, he served as Managing Director of United Express where he was responsible for overseeing the operation and scheduling of United Express partners. Date parution : 03/08/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ARLE Henrik Deputy CEO - Finnair Finnair EVP Scheduled Passenger Traffic, LL.M. Henrik Arle has been appointed Deputy CEO starting 1 January 2006. Arle has served with Finnair since 1976 and is a member of the Group Management Board. Date parution : 11/01/2006 catégorie : Modifier votre profil ARMBRUSTER Kurt Chief Operating Officer Greenpoint Technologies Kurt Armbruster to Chief Operating Officer of Greenpoint Technologies, Kirkland, WA. Date parution : 02/09/2005 catégorie : Modifier votre profil ARMBRUSTER Kurt Vice President, Sensing/Utility Systems Crane Aerospace & Electronics Crane Aerospace & Electronics, a segment of Crane Co. , has announced the selection of Kurt Armbruster as Vice President, Sensing and Utility Systems, located at the Lynnwood, Wash. site. In this role, Armbruster will be responsible for strategy development and planning, achievement of key financial objectives, business leadership and product development activities for Crane’s Sensing and Utility Systems product line. This product line includes a variety of sensing and system products, including aircraft proximity sensors and related systems, SmartStem wireless tire pressure sensors and systems, weight & balance systems, silicon on sapphire pressure sensors and also provides extensive support for Landing System brake control system programs. Prior to accepting this position with Crane, Armbruster was Chief Operating Officer for Greenpoint Technologies, a Seattle area company providing interiors for VIP, corporate, and international head of state clients. He has also led two start-up businesses in technology fields. Armbruster started his career with TRW and spent 12 years at Primex Aerospace in a variety of Systems Engineering, Program Management, and Leadership positions. Armbruster earned a bachelor’s of science as well as a master’s of science degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Date parution : 26/11/2009 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ARMSTRONG Mary vice president of Environment, Health and Safety Boeing Environment, Health and Safety, is a new organization designed to integrate and expand the focus of the separate environmental groups and initiatives that currently exist within the company. Armstrong had previously been president of Boeing's Shared Services Group (SSG). Armstrong will report to John Tracy, senior vice president of Engineering, Operation & Technology. The new organization's activities will be guided by a new Environment, Health and Safety Strategy/Policy Council that includes Boeing Chairman, President and CEO Jim McNerney. The new Environment, Health and Safety organization will combine the existing Safety, Health and Environmental Affairs (SHEA) functions of SSG with new functions focused on: * Establishing enterprise strategies and objectives to address current and potential future environmental issues associated with Boeing products, services, facilities and technologies, and those of its business partners. * Defining and implementing enterprise environmental management systems and tools for integrating environmental risk management into the company's core operating processes, such as design and manufacturing. * Establishing standards, processes and guidelines for routinely tracking Boeing's and its business partners' performance to these environmental plans and objectives. Armstrong, who was named president of SSG in 2004, has 23 years' experience at Boeing. Among the positions she has held during that time are vice president/general manager of Commercial Airplanes Fabrication, vice president/general manager of Boeing Aircraft Systems & Interiors, vice president of Boeing Facilities Services, and process engineer for Manufacturing R&D. She has bachelor's and master's degrees in chemical engineering from the University of Washington and University of Rochester, respectively. Date parution : 07/05/2007 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ARNOLD Brian vice president for space strategy Raytheon Arnold, a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant general, is a former commander of the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base. In that role, he managed research, design, development, acquisition and sustainment of space launch, command and control, missile and satellite systems. "Brian's extensive experience on the industry and customer sides makes him the perfect person to lead this important new business effort," Jones said. In his new capacity, Arnold will be responsible for understanding the future needs of the customer and providing viable solutions to address them. He will drive the development of plans to expand core markets, working closely with the customer and scientific communities. Date parution : 02/02/2009 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ARPEY Gérard Chairman du Governing Board alliance oneworld M. Gerard Arpey, Chairman et Chief Executive d’American Airlines, a été nommé nouveau Chairman du « Governing Board » de l’alliance oneworld, la plus qualitative des alliances aériennes. Il succède à Geoff Dixon, Chairman, Chief Executive Officer de la compagnie australienne Qantas, qui a occupé cette fonction pendant plus de deux ans. Au sein du Governing Board qui rassemble les P-DG des compagnies membres de l’alliance aérienne, Geoff Dixon sera donc « premier parmi ses pairs », alors que oneworld fêtera ses 10 ans en février 2009, et s’apprête à être rejoint par un nouveau membre, Mexicana, et sa filiale Click Mexicana plus tard dans l’année. Gerard Arpey prendra ses fonctions alors que oneworld espère obtenir l’immunité anti-trust qui lui permettra d’opérer de la même manière que ses concurrents faisant partie d’une l’alliance rivale, proposant ainsi à ses passagers encore plus de services et d’avantages. John McCulloch, Managing Partner de oneworld, a déclaré : « Geoff Dixon a placé la barre très haut en tant que Chairman de oneworld, mais je suis ravi que Gérad Arpey ait donné son accord pour apporter ses compétences, son savoir et son expérience au sein de l’alliance. Il y a 10 ans, au moment de son lacement, la direction de oneworld était assurée par American Airlines. La boucle est bouclée avec cette nomination, tandis que nous nous apprêtons à entrer dans notre deuxième décennie ». Gerard Arpey a expliqué : « oneworld a apporté une contribution importante en accompagnant ses compagnies membres tout au long d’une décennie mouvementée, tout en réalisant la meilleure rentabilité dans le domaine du transport aérien. La décennie à venir va certainement apporter son lot de nouveaux défis ; c’est pourquoi nous allons travailler encore plus dur pour faire en sorte que oneworld crée de la valeur ajoutée pour ses compagnies membres et propose encore plus de services et d’avantages à ses clients. En gardant cet objectif en tête, en tant que Chairman, j’ai hâte d’accueillir Mexicana, un autre compagnie de qualité, au sein de notre alliance ». Date parution : 20/11/2008 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ASHWORTH Sid Corporate Vice President of Government Relations Northrop Grumman Northrop Grumman Corporation announced today that its board of directors has elected Sid Ashworth corporate vice president of Government Relations, effective August 16, 2010. In her new role Ashworth will be responsible for maintaining effective relations between the company and the U.S. government. She will report to Wes Bush, the company's chief executive officer and president, and become a member of the company's Corporate Policy Council. Ashworth joins Northrop Grumman from GE Aviation, where she is vice president of its Washington Operations. Prior to joining GE Aviation, she was principal of the Ashworth Group. Ashworth has more than 25 years experience in the legislative and executive government branches, including 14 years as a professional staff member with the U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations. She also served as staff director of the Defense Subcommittee and staff director of the Military Construction Subcommittee. During Ashworth's tenure with the Defense Subcommittee, she was responsible for formulating funding and legislation recommendations for defense and intelligence spending in excess of $600 billion annually. She also worked as a civilian in the Department of the Army and was focused on resource management, force structure and strategy. Ashworth earned a master's degree in business administration from Campbell University and a bachelor's degree in management from the University of Maryland. Additionally, she was a Senior Executive Fellow at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University and serves as a senior advisor with the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). Date parution : 15/07/2010 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil ATKINSON Graham president of Mileage Plus United Airlines John Tague, executive vice president and chief operating officer said: “Graham’s experience and knowledge of our most frequent customers will be particularly relevant as we continue to make Mileage Plus a best-in-class loyalty program.” As president of Mileage Plus, Atkinson will focus on developing Mileage Plus into a standalone business, leveraging the potential of United’s relationship with key partners and ensuring that United is well positioned to address the changing landscape of loyalty programs and meet the needs of the company’s most loyal customers. In his new role, Atkinson, who was previously chief customer officer, also will report to Tague. Robert Sahadevan, vice president of Mileage Plus, will report to Atkinson. Date parution : 21/10/2008 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil AUQUE François Président Exécutif EADS Astrium François Auque, né le 1 er juillet 1956, est membre du comité exécutif d’EADS et Président Exécutif (Chief Executive Officer, CEO) d'EADS Astrium. Avant d´assumer cette fonction, François Auque avait occupé depuis 1999 les postes de directeur Financier (CFO) et de directeur de la division Espace d’Aerospatiale Matra, l’une des trois sociétés fondatrices d’EADS. Il y était en même temps membre du directoire. François Auque avait commencé sa carrière à la Cour des comptes en 1983. Il fut ensuite membre du Board of Auditors des Nations Unies et par la suite, directeur financier de la banque La Hénin, puis directeur des affaires financières et du développement international chez Credisuez qui appartiennent tous deux au groupe Suez. Il intégra Aérospatiale en 1991 comme directeur des affaires économiques et financières et fut nommé en 1998 directeur général adjoint chargé des affaires financières et stratégiques. François Auque est diplômé de l’école des Hautes Études Commerciales (HEC), de l’Institut d’Etudes Politiques et de l’École Nationale d’Administration (ENA). Date parution : 19/01/2010 catégorie : Autre Modifier votre profil AUSSEUR Pascal chef de la division organisations internationales Etat-major des armées Capitaine de vaisseau Ausseur Pascal nommé chef de la division organisations internationales de l'état-major des armées. NOMINATION ET AFFECTATION Au grade de contre-amiral pour prendre rang du 1er mai 2010. Date parution : 21/04/2010 catégorie : Nominations Modifier votre profil     Contactez nous +33 (0)5.34.60.59.58 ou par mail: cliquez ici Compte général Cliquez ici pour créer un compte personnel. Vous avez un compte, cliquez ci-dessous. 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