Bureau Veritas Announces Hernan Forte as New Chief Executive Officer

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Publicado em 18/03/2024 às 15:51

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In The Company For Four Years, The Executive Takes On Leadership In Brazil, Uruguay And Paraguay With The Mission Of Continuing The Diversification Of The Portfolio And Focusing On Sustainability

Bureau Veritas, A Global Leader In Testing, Inspection And Certification (TIC), Announces Hernan Forte As Country Chief Executive (CCE) In Brazil, Uruguay And Paraguay. With 30 Years Of Experience In Different Organizations Across Latin America, Forte Leaves The Position He Held In The Group In Argentina For Four Years And Takes Over Leadership In The Three Countries. The Objective Of The New Executive Director Is To Further Accelerate Business Growth And Consolidate The Company’s Main Goals, Positively Impacting People, Society And Promoting Sustainability.

“My New Challenge At Bureau Veritas Will Be Driven To Deliver The Best Services To Our Clients And To Continue Contributing To The Transformation Of The Society We Live In. Alongside More Than 6,000 Employees, We Will Seek Business Growth And Market Opening, With A Strategy Based On Ethics, Transparency And Seriousness,” Says Hernan Forte, Executive Director Of Bureau Veritas Brazil, Uruguay And Paraguay.

With 30 Years Of Experience In Organizations Across Latin America, The Executive Was Responsible For Coordinating, Managing And Planning Different Companies. Holding A Degree In Industrial Engineering From The University Of Buenos Aires, Forte, Who Has Two MBAs In Business Administration From The Argentina Business Development Institute (IDEA) And The International Institute For Management Development (IMD) In Switzerland, Started His Career At Bureau Veritas In 2019 As Executive Director Of The Group In Argentina. The Executive Takes Over The Position Previously Held By Vinicius Parmezani, Who Becomes Vice President Of Marketing And Sales At Bureau Veritas In France.

About Bureau Veritas Group
With A Global Revenue Of €5.7 Billion, Bureau Veritas Is A Global Leader In Testing, Inspection And Certification (TIC). Founded In 1828, The Group Is Present In 140 Countries, Serving More Than 400,000 Clients. There Are 80,000 Employees Located In More Than 1,600 Offices And Laboratories Around The World, With More Than 6,000 Professionals In Brazil. Bureau Veritas Offers A Comprehensive Portfolio Of Services And Innovative Solutions To Ensure That Assets, Products, Infrastructure, And Processes Meet Quality, Health And Safety, Environmental Protection And Social Responsibility Standards And Regulations.

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