DECRYPTION – The board of directors chose this Friday morning Thierry Cotillard to succeed Didier Duhaupand as president of the group weakened by the war of leaders and declines in market share.
A crisis of governance every ten years. Les Mousquetaires, these 1,500 independent traders who are members of the group that owns the Intermarché, Bricomarché and Roady brands, have ended up getting used to it. Particularly vivid, that of the 2020s could end with a happy ending.
Thierry Cotillard, the president of Intermarché from 2015 to 2020, is the only candidate for the presidency of the Civil Society of Musketeers (SCM), which oversees this group achieving 37 billion euros in turnover. The contenders for the succession of Didier Duhaupand, who resigned in October after six years of reign, had until midnight to make themselves known. The board of directors of the Les Mousquetaires group (Intermarché, Netto, Bricomarché) chose this Friday morning, “unanimouslyThierry Cotillard to succeed Didier Duhaupand as president. This candidacy must still be approved at the general meeting to be held on January 24, 2023.
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