Identity is evolving, and so is IN Groupe
The development of new activities, along with an expanded international presence, have reinforced the Group’s ambition to defend the identity of all people – whether that identity be physical or digital – as well as ensure the security of different interactions.
To support this goal, the Group relies on a governance structure composed of a Board of Directors and Executive Committee. The Board of Directors is supported by four committees in charge of monitoring the Group’s strategic actions, as well as defining and ensuring the effective use of resources to achieve performance targets. The Group has also set up six control mechanisms that enable it to advance even further with regard to data protection, cybersecurity and ethical and social commitments.
Board of Directors
The Board of Directors defines the strategic orientation of the Group, based on strategic lines laid down by general management. The Board examines all matters relating to the company’s operations and makes decisions in accordance therewith.
The Board of Directors, in its capacity as the company’s governing body, acts in the company’s corporate interests. Its role is to deliberate on the strategic, economic, financial, and technological direction of the Group and its subsidiaries, and to ensure that activities aligned with this direction are implemented by general management. This governance role is based on the application of Ordinance 2014-948 of 20 August 2014, pertaining to the governance and management of capital belonging to public shareholding companies.
State-Appointed Director
Ludovic Plante
State Representative
Directors appointed by the General Assembly/Independent Directors
Didier Trutt
President & CEO/Chair of the Strategic Committee
Chantal Lory
Chair of the Audit and Accounts Committee
Aurélie Stock-Poeuf
Michel Gonnet
Chair of the Governance & CSER Committee
Directors appointed by the General Assembly, based on State recommendation
Valérie Thérond
Rémi Steiner
Yves Tyrode
Chair of the Offers Committee
Directors representing employees
Céline Gouveia
Annick Eytier
Élodie Ziolkowski
Frédéric Lepetz
The four committees of the Board of Directors
The Board of Directors relies on the proposals, recommendations, and opinions of four committees, defined as follows:
Strategic Committee
The Strategic Committee is tasked by the Board of Directors with improving the quality of information emanating from the directors and Board discussions, with regard to the Group's strategic direction.
The Strategic Committee is composed of the following members:
Didier Trutt
President & CEO/Chair of the Strategic Committee
Ludovic Plante
Director – State Representative
Chantal Lory
Independent Director
Aurélie Stock-Poeuf
Independent Director
Yves Tyrode
Chair of the Offers Committee/Director appointed by the General Assembly, based on State recommendation
Audit and Accounts Committee
The Audit and Accounts Committee is tasked by the Board of Directors with monitoring issues relating to the preparation and auditing of accounting and financial information.
The Audit and Accounts Committee is composed of the following members:
Chantal Lory
Chair of the Audit and Accounts Committee/Independent Director
Ludovic Plante
Director – State Representative
Valérie Thérond
Director appointed by the General Assembly, based on State recommendation
Rémi Steiner
Director appointed by the General Assembly, based on State recommendation
Michel Gonnet
Independent Director
Governance and CSER Committee
The Governance and CSER (Corporate Social and Environmental Responsibility) Committee is tasked by the Board of Directors with recommending individuals who, apart from the CEO, should be appointed as corporate officers of the Company, proposing policies for the remuneration of corporate officers, and reviewing the Company's Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) policy.
This committee is composed of the following members:
Michel Gonnet
Chair of the Governance & CSER Committee/Independent Director
Ludovic Plante
Director - State Representative
Chantal Lory
Independent Director
Rémi Steiner
Director appointed by the General Assembly, based on State recommendation
Offers Committee
The Offers Committee is tasked by the Board of Directors with examining commercial offers that are complex, or that involve acquiring a stake in the capital of a company that IN Groupe or one of its subsidiaries is planning to submit.
This committee is composed of the following members:
Yves Tyrode
Chair of the Offers Committee/Director appointed by the General Assembly, based on State recommendation
Ludovic Plante
Director – State Representative
Chantal Lory
Independent Director
Aurélie Stock-Poeuf
Independent Director
Valérie Thérond
Director appointed by the General Assembly, based on State recommendation
Members of the Executive Committee
IN Groupe’s Executive Committee represents the entirety of the Group’s operating divisions and support functions. The Executive Committee analyses performance and results, decides on actions for achieving set objectives and manages the Group’s operations.
Didier Trutt
President & CEO
Didier Trutt is currently CEO & Chairman of the Board of IN Groupe (the new brand of Imprimerie Nationale in France).
Prior to that, he was Member of the Executive Committee of Thomson SA , Senior Executive Vice President in charge of the Grass Valley Business Group of Thomson SA as of September 2008.
He joined the Thomson group in 1984 where he has performed various international senior executive functions both in Europe and Southern Asia. He was one of the key players in the company's transformation from analogue to digital.
He was then a Board member of TCL (China) and VIDEOCON (India) from 2004 to 2009. And now, he is a Board member of FDJ (France) and RATP (France).
With this experience, he joined IN Groupe in order to support the growth and transformation of the Group.
Didier Trutt is also advisor of French Foreign Trade since 1992.
Frédéric Trojani
Executive Vice President Secured Components Division
Frédéric Trojani was Director and Executive Chairman of the Identity and Biometrics Division of Gemalto from 2007 to 2019.
Frédéric Trojani began his career within the Schlumberger group where he held positions in marketing and sales before taking charge of activities in the fields of software, telecommunications and supervision systems.
He is administrator of the Dutch company WCC, a leader in the field of skills management software.
In 2012, he created and then led for seven years, the “Secure Identity Alliance’’, an association that brings together international players in digital security and identity.
He has a degree in Physics-Electronic Engineering from the Institute of Industrial Chemistry and Physics of Lyon, with a specialisation in signal processing.
Yann Haguet
Executive Vice President Identity Division
Since May 2017, Yann Haguet has been in charge of IN Groupe's Biometric Identity Solutions Division. Prior to that, he was with the Thales Group, which he joined in 2000, initially in charge of export programmes for Transport projects before becoming Director for “Integrated Transport Supervision Systems” France, in 2007. From 2011, he was responsible for driving Thales’ identity management business.
Yann Haguet has two engineering degrees, from INSA Rennes and SUPELEC.
David Concordel
Executive Vice President Digital Services Division
An engineer, David Concordel began his career at Bossard Consultants. He then developed significant international experience in digital services at HP Services, where he held Strategy, Marketing and Operations positions, and at Fujitsu, where he led strategic sales, product and solution development, and IT strategy for the Group. David Concordel brings a wealth of experience in IT services in Europe and beyond.
Michaël Zafrany
Vice President Business Performance and Operations
Michael Zafrany joined SPS in 2009.
During his career with Gemalto and Thales, he held various management roles in the areas of research and development, product management, industrial strategy and operations management.
Michael Zafrany holds a doctorate in engineering from the Institut National des Sciences Appliquées (INSA) and an executive MBA from HEC.
Arnaud Boussemart
Executive Vice President Finance & Administration
Arnaud Boussemart joined the Imprimerie Nationale in 2014.
He began his career in the industrial world with Lafarge Aluminates in Paris and Tokyo before moving into auditing and financial consulting with Mazars in 1998. As a partner at Mazars, he founded and went on to manage the Tokyo office for 12 years, and continued to support its development following his return to France in 2009. From 2013 to 2014, he held various financial management and advisory responsibilities.
Arnaud Boussemart graduated from the Skema Business School in Lille and holds a master’s degree in strategy and international marketing from the École de Management in Lyon.
Anne Corbin
Executive Vice President Human Resources
With a degree in employment law and a postgraduate diploma in Human Resources, Anne Corbin started out in the telecoms sector. In 2008, she joined IN Groupe and her career took a new impetus, evolving from the position of HR Development Director to that of Director of Social Relations and Employee Engagement, and was recently appointed Group HR Director and member of the Executive Committee.
Her HR experience in both strategic and operational transformation enables her to integrate all HR components/dimensions in her new role.
Audrey Mariani
Secretary General
Before joining IN Groupe as Secretary General in 2021, Audrey Mariani held various positions in the legal affairs department of the Ministry of the Economy and Finance, followed by the Agence des Participations de l'État (State Participation Agency).
As a qualified lawyer, Audrey was also a member of the Supervisory Board and the Audit and Remuneration Committee of Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport until 2017.
During a period of three years in the United States, she had the opportunity of working in the press sector as well as with the French Embassy.
Romain Galesne-Fontaine
Executive Vice President Public Affairs and Communication
Romain Galesne-Fontaine joined the Imprimerie Nationale in 2015.
Previously Director of Public Affairs in a strategy consulting firm, he led various projects in the fields of cybersecurity and digital trust. He also held responsibilities in ministerial cabinets as well as Parliament (National Assembly).
Romain Galesne-Fontaine is a graduate of the Institut d'Études Politiques de Paris.
Antoine Paoli
Chief Purchasing Officer
Antoine Paoli joined the Imprimerie Nationale in 1987 and was responsible for investments as well as a project for building a new factory, which he would manage until 1998.
He then took over the management of the Istra subsidiary until 2004, at which point he joined the head office to manage the industrial side of the company’s restructuring plan, before being appointed Chief Administrative Officer in 2008.
Antoine Paoli is a graduate of the École Centrale de Nantes and holds a master's degree in business management from the IFG. He is also preparing for a master’s degree in dematerialisation and electronic archiving at the Ecole des Mines in Paris.