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22 February 2011
Expatriate Life from a social perspective:
Discussion co-chairs:
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Nolwenn Allano, Managing Director
- Managing Partner, Gras Savoye Turkey |
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Johan Hattingh, Chairman / CEO,
Ashmore Asset Management Turkiye |
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Grégoire d'Oultremont, Managing
Partner, International Business Diplomacy |
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Stefano Perazzini, Chief Audit
Executive - Assistant General Manager, Yapi Kredi |
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Matt Turega, Strategic Change Manager - Finance,
HSBC Turkey |
Brief info about the co-chairs:
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Nolwenn Allano: Managing
Director / Managing Partner, Gras Savoye Turkey Nolwenn,
has been setting up the operations of Gras Savoye in Turkey
in 2001. Previously, Nolwenn worked for Gras Savoye in
several countries (Asia, North America, ...). Nolwenn
is currently handling Gras Savoye Turkey (> 100 associates),
and the development of new operations in the Region (Iraq,
etc.). And he is also Foreign Trade Advisor For France
(Conseiller du Commerce Exterieur ) and holds some advisory
assignments for some Turkish University and Organizations.
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Johan Hattingh: Chairman /CEO of
Ashmore Asset Management Turkey Johan has significant
experience in international financial markets. He holds
degrees from the University of Johannesburg and University
of South Africa. He began his career at Hill Samuel &
Co Ltd in 1982 working on project finance and capital
markets (in Africa). Between 1988 and 1999 he was involved
with derivatives and capital markets as at Daiwa Europe
Bank Plc, Industrial bank of Japan, Natwest and ANZ Bank.
During this time has worked in London, New York and Tokyo
and travelled extensively to other parts of the world.
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Grégoire d'Oultremont: Managing
Director, International Business Diplomacy Associates
Grégoire originally comes from a family deeply rooted
into the practices of diplomacy, which has naturally instilled
in him a passion for international affairs and global
questions. Following his MA in International Economics
(Maastricht University, NL), he initiated a career in
the field of international communication, producing country-based
economic reports for the world's most respected business
publications (International Herald Tribune, The Economist,
Forbes, Capital) across the globe. Grégoire has lived
and/or worked in Germany, Peru, Mexico, Brazil, Ukraine,
Algeria, Kazakhstan, Egypt, China, Macau, The Bahamas,
Greece and Turkey. With the benefit of that perspective,
Grégoire witnessed a growing need for business diplomacy
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Stefano Perazzini: Chief Audit Executive
/ Assistant General Manager, Yapýkredi Bank Turkey Stefano,
after graduating in Economics at the University of Turin,
Italy, began his career at a San Paolo IMI Bank branch
in 1987. Subsequently, between 1989 and 1992, he joined
Honeywell Bull company where he was responsible for the
Planning and Control Department. Stefano then continued
his career as certified Information Technology Auditor
at Banca CRT Head Office and in 1997 he became Internal
Auditor of the London and Paris branches of the Bank.
Assuming the position of Internal Auditor at UniCredit
Holding in September 1999, Stefano was then appointed
Deputy Manager of the Internal Audit Department at Bank
Pekao, a UniCredit Group company established in Poland.
In March 2003, he took on the responsibilities of Assistant
General Manager for Internal Audit at Koç Financial Services
and after the acquisition of Yapýkredi he has served since
March 2006 as Assistant General Manager responsible for
Internal Audit at Yapý Kredi Bank. |
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Matt Turega: HSBC Bank, Strategic Change Manager
- Finance Matt is a Banking and Finance professional who
has worked in multiple countries during the last 8 years
with HSBC. Matt has held different head-office roles both
in his native country of the UK, as well as overseas roles
in India, Czech Republic, Poland, and now in Turkey where
he has been since June 2010. Matt has held a variety of
positions within Finance departments and previously within
Marketing Analysis.Outside of work Matt has been actively
involved in different charities and NGO's, and is currently
working with a charity supporting disabled children in
Istanbul. He enjoys travel, experiencing new cultures,
and trying to learn new languages. He is also a keen sportsmen
and regularly plays football and goes to the gym when
time allows. |
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