Guest: Louis Gallois
Since 2014, Louis Gallois has been Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the PSA Peugeot Citroën Group. Beginning his career in politics at the Treasury Department in 1972, he became Director General of Industry at the Ministry of Industry in 1982 before being assigned to the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Privatization in October 1986. He took the position of President and CEO of SNECMA in 1989 and Aerospatiale in 1992. He continued at the head of the SNCF in 1996 at the head of which he will remain until 2006. He is then head of the EADS group until 2012. He is then appointed Commissioner General for Investment, a position he will hold for 2 years. He was the guest of Cabinet ARC on November 19, 2013 and spoke on the topic of this edition:
« How to regain competitiveness? »
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Louis Gallois, guest of ARC Cabinet
Tuesday, November 19, 2013, Cabinet ARC received Louis Gallois for his breakfast debate "How to regain competitiveness? ". This meeting was an opportunity for Mr. Gallois to comment on the results of the annual ARC/Ifop barometer on debt collection.
Louis Gallois on the factors to regain competitiveness in Europe
Competitiveness and growth: Louis Gallois speaks about the factors of recovery of French competitiveness and the return of growth in Europe.
Louis Gallois on the usefulness of nuclear power and the importance of a European energy policy
Competitiveness and energy: Louis Gallois speaks about the usefulness of the nuclear industry and regrets the lack of European energy policy.
Louis Gallois and taxation rules
Louis Gallois advocates stability and fiscal visibility to reassure companies and restore competitiveness.
Presentation of the breakfast of 19 November 2013
Denis Le Bossé, President of ARC Cabinet, presents the issues related to competitiveness, with Louis Gallois as guest.
Jean-Marc Sylvestre, editorialist, comments on the intervention of Louis Gallois
"The improvement of the situation of the French industry mainly involves a harmonization of European economic policies".
Loi Hamon, the so-called law of consumption
Kérine Tran presents the Hamon law during the breakfast debate, which was invited by Louis Gallois.