Ingenico Group (Euronext: FR0000125346 - ING), the global leader in seamless payment, today announced the appointment of Grégory Lambertie as VP Strategy and M&A.
Grégory Lambertie will be in charge of strategic planning and the execution of merger and acquisition activity. He will report to Pierre-Antoine Vacheron, EVP Strategy, Finance & Performance.
Pierre-Antoine Vacheron said: « I am pleased to welcome Grégory Lambertie. His expertise in investment banking and financial markets will be an asset for the group, aligned with its leading position in the payment industry, as well as its development objectives. »
Grégory Lambertie, 40, started his career in 2001 within the M&A department of Lehman Brothers' London offices. He then joined Trilantic Capital Partners, a private equity fund (formerly Lehman Brothers Merchant Banking). In 2011, he became Senior Banker at Ondra Partners, the independent investment bank, where he focussed on French clients in particular. He was involved in many M&A, financing, and capital market operations in Europe, the United States, and Africa. Grégory Lambertie graduated from HEC before earning a public service section degree from Sciences Po.
Grégory Lambertie will be in charge of strategic planning and the execution of merger and acquisition activity. He will report to Pierre-Antoine Vacheron, EVP Strategy, Finance & Performance.
Pierre-Antoine Vacheron said: « I am pleased to welcome Grégory Lambertie. His expertise in investment banking and financial markets will be an asset for the group, aligned with its leading position in the payment industry, as well as its development objectives. »
Grégory Lambertie, 40, started his career in 2001 within the M&A department of Lehman Brothers' London offices. He then joined Trilantic Capital Partners, a private equity fund (formerly Lehman Brothers Merchant Banking). In 2011, he became Senior Banker at Ondra Partners, the independent investment bank, where he focussed on French clients in particular. He was involved in many M&A, financing, and capital market operations in Europe, the United States, and Africa. Grégory Lambertie graduated from HEC before earning a public service section degree from Sciences Po.
