Imerys CEO and Leadership

Alessandro Dazza is a Chief Executive Officer at Imerys and General Manager at Abrasives business. He has worked as VP:High Resistance Minerals at Imerys, President at Treibacher Schleifmittel Spa E, and VP:Refractory Minerals at Imerys. Alessandro studied at Politecnico di Milano.

Olivier Pirotte works at GBL Finance & Treasury, Arthur Andersen LLP, and Gbl Finance SA and a Chief Financial Officer at Imerys, Board Member at Belgian Securities BV, and Board Member at Sagerpar SA. He has worked as Deputy Dir:Investments at GBL Investments Ltd, Board Member at Imerys, and Manager at Gbl Verwaltung Sarl. Olivier works or has worked at GBL COORDINATION CENTRE and works or has worked as Board Member at ERGON, INC.; Board Member at RTL TVI; and Board Member at SN AIRHOLDING. He attended Université Libre de Bruxelles and Solvay Brussels School.

Jean-François Claver is a Chief Industrial Officer at Imerys and is based in Paris et périphérie. He has worked as Industrial Director at Vallourec Mannesmann Oil & Gas France, Director:Mining & Industrial Ops at Imerys, and GM Business Unit at Rio Tinto. Jean-françois works or has worked as VP Manufacturing Southern Europe at Lafarge. He attended École Centrale Paris between 1982 and 1985, Centrale Lille between 1982 and 1985, and Cornell University between 1985 and 1986.

Sebastien Rouge is a Group Chief Financial Officer at Imerys and is based in Zürich, Zürich, Switzerland. He has worked as Finance director at Invensys, Chief Financial Officer at LATECOERE, and Financial Controller at Faurecia. Sebastien attended EDHEC Business School and IMD business school.

Vincent Lecerf is a Chief Human Resources Officer at Imerys and is based in Paris Area, France. He has worked as HR & legal affairs Director at Poclain Hydraulics, Consultant Management Development at PA Consulting Group, and HR & Communication Director at Solvay. Vincent works or has worked at Axeria IARD and works or has worked as Dir:HR at Norbert Dentressangle. He attended Paris-Dauphine between 1985 and 1986, EDHEC Business School between 1982 and 1985, and Lycée Faidherbe.