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Berger-Levrault

Productivity Software (Public Sector, Healthcare, Education)France

Berger-Levrault is a French software and digital solutions publisher headquartered in Boulogne. The company focuses on developing software and digital solutions.

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Berger-Levrault is a productivity software (public sector, healthcare, education) company headquartered in France. Xcout tracks 11 named people at Berger-Levrault, including Hervé Solus (CEO).

Industry
Productivity Software (Public Sector, Healthcare, Education)
Headquarters
France

Berger-Levrault leadership

  • Hervé SolusCEO
  • Moïse ZapaterChief Technology Officer
  • Florent GrauerChief Product Officer
  • Jérôme BonnetChief Information Officer
  • Sophie de ThoréChief Transformation, Strategy and BD Officer / GM EdiTech
  • Bienvenido Espinosa CanoGeneral Manager Spain

5 more named people on record for Berger-Levrault, with roles, board committees and tenure — see the full roster →

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