The Partners
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Gérard EYMERY
Gérard Eymery, the former General Manager of Télé Monte-Carlo, as well as the former Manager for development of TV de la Sofirad is a leading French specialist in electronic media, satellite and cable digital television, Internet, web-TV, UMTS and ADSL,. From 1994 to 1998, he was Chief Executive Officer of France Télécom Multimédia/Wanadoo; from 1998 to 2000, Managing Director for Multimedia Development of FRANCE TELEVISIONS; and, until June 2001, President of Louis Lumière National College. |
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Laurent FONNET
Laurent Fonnet has spent 18 years in the TF1 Group during and has an experience of 26 years in the Communication and Audiovisual areas (press, publishing, audiovisual production, advertising, broadcasting, television).
He has a large experience in Operational Management in TV channels (commercial, pay-tv, digital-tv), Audiovisual Programs, Programming, Cost Management in Broadcasting and Project Management. He gives conferences on “Economics and Management of Audiovisual Broadcasting” in Universities and professionals colloquies. With a background of engineer in Information systems (ESE-Supelec, he is a Doctorate of Economics. |
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Alain MODOT
Alain Modot founded USPA, the independent producers' trade association, in 1988 and served as its COO until 1995. During that period he also contributed to the development of CEPI, the first European independent producers' association. He chaired CEPI from 1993 to 1995. Alain Modot launched and managed in 1995 TV France International to support the promotion and export of French audiovisual programmes. After serving Canal Plus Group as Director of Public Affairs from 1997 to 1999, he joined IMCA as partner and head of European affairs until 2002. Experts on European Audiovisual Policy, Alain Modot carried out several studies for the European Commission (DG EAC, DG INF SO) from 2001 to 2007. |
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Paul-Hervé VINTROU
Paul-Hervé Vintrou worked for 12 years (1986-1998) for the Groupe Canal Plus, as the Director for subscriptions, Managing Director for Commercial Affairs, Director of cable television channels and finally as the General Manager for NC Numéricâble.
From 1998 to 2001, he is Vice President for the consultancy IMCA. Paul-Hervé Vintrou is also very well-established into the press industry as an Editor, Administrator and General Secretary for the different magazines (Notre Temps, l'Expansion, Harvard Business Review,...) and in the audiovisual production (Videogrammes de France). |
