Nicolas Zvéguintzoff invites you to join the "Aeronautics & Space" professional group.
Who is this group for?
All those of us concerned by what's going on above our heads: those who work for an aircraft manufacturer (AIRBUS, DASSAULT,...), an engine manufacturer (SNECMA, RR, PRATT...), an equipment supplier (Turbomeca, Labinal...), a supplier of air navigation equipment or services (THALES...), an airport (ADP...), a charterercharterer, a chamber of commerce concerned by airport privatization or decentralization legislation, obviously an airline (Air France, Fedex...), an insurance company or broker specialized in the sector (AON, SCOR, Coface....), financiers involved in off-balance sheet and asset financing, and of course all those with their heads even higher up in the stars (those fromArianespace, Eutelsat and other "Galileo men", who are big fans of satellites) and, last but not least, all those concerned by industrial rationalization and digitalization in a fast-growing sector.
In our ESCP community, the interested population clearly exceeds several hundred people.
Meetings
Group objectives
There are three objectives:
Develop each member's network of contacts
Help maintain the esprit de corps among ESCP-EAP alumni
Open up individual horizons beyond one's own professional sphere in the aerospace sector.
In addition, membership of this group will naturally strengthen the ties that many of us forge through other professional groups.
Guides
By way of illustration
Fabrice Arfi, Director of Commercial Policy - Pricing and Networking at EUROCOPTER Group, explained how a major helicopter manufacturer was coping with the global crisis.
Raymond Rosso, from the French Interministerial Delegation, gave us a comprehensive overview of the Galileo program: size of the actual market, governance, possibility of financing such a program through a PPP-type model, etc....
Michel Dechelotte, then General Secretary and previously CFO of what was then SNECMA Messier Bugatti Dowty, gave us a detailed strategic vision by product line of what was to become SAFRAN.
Didier Kayat, now CEO, explained DAHER's growth strategy, and the importance for a subcontractor of knowing how to design and produce a civil transport aircraft in-house.
"Competition and strategy in the global Airbus/Boeing duopoly".The Aerospace Group gladly invited you to its next event : Conference with Christian Scherer (Airbus) September, Monday 16th - 6:30 pm ESCP Europe, République Campus 79 avenue de...
EGNOS and Galileo: a power issue for Europe and FranceATTENTION : THIS CONFERENCE HAS BEEN POSTPONED !Your Aeronautics & Space delegates invite you to a conference on :THURSDAY DECEMBER 6 at 7pm at ESCP Europe, 81 avenue de la...
Safran group company Messier-Bugatti-Dowty, a major player in the aerospace industryESCP Europe Alumni's Aeronautics & Space Group invites you to take part in its next conference/debate, which will focus on :"Messier-Bugatti-Dowty, part of the Safran group, a...
DAHER's growth strategy in the aerospace sectorDear Alumni, The delegates invite you to attend the next conference-debate of the professional group "Aeronautics and Space": Tuesday January 25, 2011 at 7:00 pm at ESCP Europe 79...