Corporate affairs Essilor

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1 corporate affairs

1.1 board of directors
1.2 management committee
1.3 sales





corporate affairs
board of directors

as of 2017, firm s board of directors consists of:



hubert sagnières, chairman of board , ceo
philippe alfroid, former chief operating officer
antoine bernard de saint-affrique, chief executive officer of barry callebaut ag
maureen cavanagh, vice-president retail, essilor of america; director representing employee shareholders
juliette favre, head of lab 4.0 program of essilor s equipment division (satisloh); president of valoptec association; director representing employee shareholders
henrietta h. fore, chairman of board of directors , ceo of holsman international (usa)
louise fréchette, member of board of global leadership foundation (uk)
he yi, president of essilor (china); holding company; director representing employee shareholders
franck henrionnet, european service center manager in instruments division of “la compasserie” (meuse – france) @ essilor; director representing employees
bernard hours, former chief operating officer of groupe danone
annette messemer, divisional board member, corporate clients, commerzbank ag (germany)
marc onetto, former senior vice-president worldwide operations , customer service @ amazon
olivier pécoux, chief executive officer of rothschild & cie banque
laurent vacherot, president , chief operating officer of essilor
jeanette wong, dbs group (singapore) executive

management committee

as of 2017:



hubert sagnières - chairman , chief executive officer
laurent vacherot - president , chief operating officer
jayanth bhuvaraghan - chief mission officer
jean carrier-guillomet - chief operating officer
frédéric mathieu - corporate senior vice president human resources
bernhard nuesser - president, online
hilary halper - chief financial officer
paul du saillant - chief operating officer
jeremy teo - chief strategy officer
eric thoreux - president, sun, readers , china

sales

based on 2016 registration document, 87% of essilor s turnover comes sale of ophthalmic lenses , optical instruments, 10% driven sunglasses , readers , 3% other activities, such equipment sales.


28% of sales based in europe, 47% in north america, 7% in latin america remaining 18% based out of asia, pacific, middle east , africa.









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