TOTAL : Appoints Management Committee for Its New Supply-Marketing Division
January 30, 2012 at 04:46 pm
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Paris, January 30, 2012 - Following the Total Group's
recent organization, the Management Committee of the newly
created Supply-Marketing division, led by Philippe
Boisseau, consists of:
- Odile de Damas-Nottin, Senior Vice President, Human
Resources1,
- François Dehodencq, Senior Vice President,
Asia-Pacific ,
- Miguel del Marmol, Senior Vice President, Supply
Logistics,
- Francis Jan, Senior Vice President, Specialties,
Latin America/Caribbean, Northern, Central and Eastern
Europe, and the CIS2,
- Benoît Luc, Senior Vice President, Europe,
- Momar Nguer, Senior Vice President, Africa/Middle
East,
- Jérôme Paré, Senior Vice President, Strategy,
Development, Research,
- Jérôme Schmitt, Senior Vice President, Corporate
Affairs.
Odile de Damas-Nottin joined in the Group in
1982, as a Market Researcher in the Sales &
Marketing Department. After moving to the French
Retail Network, she successively held the positions
of Sales & Marketing Manager reporting to the
Regional Vice President, Sales Manager and Sales
Promotion Manager.
In 1991, she moved to Human Resources, heading the
Corporate Training Department.
She later served as Head of Administration &
Financial Control in the Procurement Logistics
Department, part of the Corporate Finance
Department.
In 2000, Ms. de Damas-Nottin became Career
Management Coordinator for Specialties in the
Refining-Marketing division, subsequently leading
the project to increase the number of women senior
managers in the Refining-Marketing division. Three
years later, she was named Vice President,
Recruitment & School-to-Work Transition in the
Human Resources & Corporate Communications
Department. In 2005, she was appointed Vice
President, Career Management.
She has served as Vice President, Compensation,
Employee Benefits & Expatriation at Total since
2007.
Effective February 13, she is appointed Senior Vice
President, Human Resources of Total's
Supply-Marketing division.
Ms. de Damas-Nottin, 51, is a graduate of the Paris
business school in France.
François Dehodencq joined Total in 1980 as a
Headquarters Marketing Advisor, before going on to
hold a variety of positions in the Strategy,
Marketing and Sales Departments.
Subsequently, he was named Managing Director of
Total Zimbabwe in 1993 and of Total Maroc in 1994.
In 1998, he was appointed Managing Director of
Total South East Asia, based in Singapore.
He returned to France in August 2000 as Project
Leader, Responsible for Strategy for the Retail
Network in France. Mr. Dehodencq served as Director
of Operations for Total's North African
subsidiaries from 2002 to 2006. He was named CEO of
Total Lubricants in 2006.
He was appointed Senior Vice President,
Asia-Pacific of Total's Refining-Marketing division
in September 2011. He was appointed to the same
position in the Supply Marketing division on
January 2, 2012.
Mr. Dehodencq, 55, is a graduate of the Rouen
Business School in France and also holds an
advanced accounting diploma.
Miguel del Marmol began his career in 1981 at
PetroFina in the United Kingdom as a refinery
economics planner for the Lindsey Oil refinery and
Petroleum Product Trader. He was subsequently
Responsible for Refinery Economics Planning at
PetroFina's European facilities.
In 1987, Mr. del Marmol was appointed CEO of
PetroFina Trading Services in New York. A year
later, he took the responsibility for purchasing
crude oil for PetroFina in Europe. He later held
various Senior Management positions at PetroFina in
Singapore and Brussels. He became CEO of FINA
France in 1992.
In 1999, he was appointed Senior Vice President,
Specialties at TotalFina in Paris.
He was appointed COO and CEO of Total Belgium in
2002.
In 2009, he became Senior Vice President, Oil Sales
& Marketing at CEPSA in Madrid. Two years later, he
was appointed Senior Vice President, New Business
in Total's Refining-Marketing division. He was
appointed Senior Vice President of Supply Logistics
in the Supply-Marketing division on January 2,
2012.
Mr. del Marmol, 55, holds a degree in business
engineering from the Institut Catholique des Hautes
Etudes Commerciales business school in Brussels,
Belgium.
Francis Jan joined Total in 1980. He held a
variety of Sales, Supply Chain and Marketing
positions in the Refining-Marketing division before
being appointed Vice President, Retail Network in
1997, then Vice President, West Africa in 2000,
still in the Refining Marketing division.
He served as CEO of TotalGaz from 2002 to 2006.
He was appointed Senior Vice President, Specialties
for Latin America/Caribbean, Northern, Central and
Eastern Europe, and the CIS of Total's
Refining-Marketing division in 2006. He was
appointed to the same position in the
Supply-Marketing division on January 2, 2012.
Mr. Jan, 55, is a graduate of the ESCAE business
school in Dijon, France. He also holds an advanced
accounting diploma and a postgraduate diploma in
business law.
Benoît Luc joined Total France in 1984, after
beginning his career as a Technical Cooperation
Engineer in Morocco. He was appointed International
Fuel Card Project Manager for Europe in 1990.
In 1993, he was assigned to Petrogal in Portugal as
Vice President, Commercial Sales. Two years later,
Mr. Luc was named Vice President, Business
Development & Strategy for Africa/Middle East.
He became CEO of Total Oil Turkiye in 1996.
In 1999, he was appointed as Senior Vice
President, Marketing Development of Total and later
holding the same position at TotalFinaElf.
In 2001, he was named COO and CEO of Total
Italia.
In 2007, he was appointed Senior Vice President,
Strategy, Development, Research of Total's
Refining-Marketing division.
He was appointed Senior Vice President Europe in
the Supply-Marketing division on January 2,
2012.
Mr. Luc, 55, is a Civil Engineer graduate of the
Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics, du Bâtiment et
de l'Industrie (ESTP) in Paris and holds an
undergraduate degree in economics.
Momar Nguer began his career in 1982 in Hewlett
Packard France's Finance Department. He joined
Total in 1984, serving in various Downstream
positions. After a period at Total Africa's
headquarters, he was named Vice President,
Marketing at Total Senegal in 1985. Returning to
Paris headquarters in 1991, he was appointed Vice
President, Retail Network & Consumers at Total
Africa.
In 1995, Mr. Nguer became Chief Executive Officer
of Marketing Subsidiary Total Cameroun and was
subsequently named Chief Executive Officer of
Marketing Subsidiary Total Kenya in 1997.
In 2000, he was appointed Executive Vice President,
Total East Africa & Indian Ocean in Total's
Refining-Marketing division.
In 2007, he became Vice President, Aviation
Fuel.
Since December 15, 2011, he is Senior Vice
President, Africa/Middle East at Total Supply
Marketing.
Momar Nger, 55, is a graduate of France's ESSEC
business school.
Jérôme Paré joined Total in 1978 in the French
Retail Network before being appointed European
Retail Network Development Manager in 1989, then
Development Manager within the Strategy division of
Total Refining-Marketing in 1992.
Mr. Paré was named Sales & Marketing Director for
the French Retail Network in 1995. From 1998, he
served as Sales & Marketing Director Lubricants and
was appointed Vice President Total Lubricants in
2002.
In 2006, Mr. Paré was named Senior Vice President,
Marketing France, with responsibilities covering
commodity petroleum product logistics and marketing
in France.
He was appointed Senior Vice President, Strategy,
Business Development Research of Total's
Refining-Marketing division in 2011. Mr. Paré was
appointed to the same position in the
Supply-Marketing division on January 2, 2012.
Jérôme Paré, 57, is a graduate of the EM Lyon
business school in France.
Jérôme Schmitt started his career in Asia
before joining the Group's Finance division in
1992.
He was first in charge of Finance Operations for
Exploration-Production projects for the Asia and
North-Africa Area and then for South America. He
then joined the gas division.
He was then in charge of New Business in the field
of gas for the Middle East-Central Asia Area and
later appointed Vice-President Gas Development for
India, based in Mumbai.
In 2000, Mr. Schmitt was appointed at the Mergers
& Acquisition division, in charge of Corporate
M&A.
He became Vice-President Investor Relations in
2004.
In 2009, he was appointed Group Treasurer.
Since January 2, 2012, Jérôme Schmitt is Senior
Vice President Corporate Affairs at Total
Supply-Marketing division.
Jérôme Schmitt, 46, is a Civil Mining Engineer
(St.E).
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(1) Appointment effective on February 13, 2012
(2) CIS: Community of Independent States
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TotalEnergies SE is one of the leading worldwide oil groups. Net sales break down by activity as follows:
- refining and chemistry (42.7%): refining of petroleum products (operated, at the end of 2023, 16 refineries throughout the world) and manufacture of basic chemistry (olefins, aromatics, polyethylene, fertilizer, etc.) and of specialty chemistry (rubber, resins, adhesives, etc.). The group is also operating in trading and sea transport of crude oil and oil products;
- petroleum products distribution (37.9%): at the end of 2023 operated 14,571 service stations worldwide;
- electricity generation (11.5%): from combined cycle gas plants and renewable energies;
- gas production, trading, transport and distribution (5%): primarily liquefied natural gas (44.3 million tonnes sold in 2023), natural gas, biogas, hydrogen, liquefied petroleum gas, etc.;
- hydrocarbon operating and production (2.8%): 2.5 million barrels of oil equivalent produced per day in 2023;
- other (0.1%).
Net sales are distributed geographically as follows: France (23.4%), Europe (41.2%), North America (9.4%), Africa (9.2%) and other (16.8%).