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Bertrand Camus (born 9 February 1967) is a French business executive, CEO of the water and waste management company Suez since 14 May 2019.[1]

Biography

Background

Bertrand Camus graduated from the École Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées in 1991.[2]

Career

Bertrand Camus started his career working on financial projects at BNP Paribas, a position where he oversaw the construction of a water plant in Sydney, Australia.[3] Bertrand Camus joined Suez in 1994, managing international projects from the Paris office. In 1998, he became the director of business development in the Asia-Pacific region.[2]

He became COO of Aguas Argentinas in 2000, Director of Suez’ Internal Audit in 2006, and CEO of Suez North America in 2008,[4] where he led the first private equity investment in a U.S. municipal water system (Bayonne, N.J.) in December 2012.[5][6] In 2015, he was named Deputy CEO of Suez’ Water Europe and Water France divisions.[4] In June 2017, he inaugurated the world’s largest underground wastewater treatment plant in Marseille, France.[7]

In March 2018, he became Senior Executive VP for Suez in Africa, the Middle East, India, Asia and Australia.[4] In June 2018, he announced Suez’ move in China’s market of hazardous water treatments through a joint-venture with China Everbright International.[8]

CEO of Suez

In December 2018, Suez announced Bertrand Camus was appointed CEO of the group, nomination effective on 14 May 2019.[1] When he accessed to the position in May, he reshuffled Suez’ executive committee.[9] In June 2019, he was among 35 international CEOs to jointly launch the CEO Guide to Human Rights.[10] In october 2019, he introduced Suez' 2030 strategy plan focused on international development, industrial partnerships and technology, and data-driven environmental solutions.[11]

Awards

  • 2015: Rose and John J. Cali Award for Business Leadership and Community Engagement[12]

See also

References

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