David Dayan is a co-founder, along with Thierry Petit, of Showroomprivé.com, which launched in 2006. He is the Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Group.
Before the creation of Showroomprive.com, he worked in the stock clearance sector for 15 years, during which he developed significant experience, know-how and a network of relationships with brands and wholesalers. He was the CEO of FRANCE EXPORT. He began his career at the age of 18 in a family-run wholesale/clearance business.
François de Castelnau is Chief Financial Officer.
A graduate of the Paris Dauphine and Paris Descartes universities, François de Castelnau began his career in 1995 in auditing at the firm Deloitte.
He then became Director of Internal Audit and then Chief Financial Officer for almost 7 years at ERMEWA Group, the world leader in tank container and wagon rental.
In 2013, he joined the Philippe Ginestet Group, which notably owns the Gifi, Tati and Besson brands, as the Group’s Chief Administrative and Financial Officer. With extensive experience in distribution companies where logistics is one of the main challenges, François de Castelnau joined Showroomprivé in June 2019.
Stephan Ploujoux has been Marketing Director since 2020, having joined the group in May 2017.
He is in charge of defining and implementing our marketing strategy. Stephan heads all our commercial teams and the mission is to develop our relations with brands and to make increasingly interesting offers to our members.
Stephan is a graduate of the prestigious EDHEC Business School and he began his career as a consultant in strategy and digital transformation at BearingPoint consulting firm. From there, he came to the Showroomprivé group.
Sébastien Beal is SRP Group’s Chief Operating Officer. He graduated from Montpellier Business School (MBS) with a master’s degree in supply chain management, he has 20 years’ experience in the fields of production, supply chain and e-commerce within renowned companies (LVMH, ITRON, AMAZON).
He joined the Group in 2022 as Logistics Director, after 10 years in Amazon Group operations, where he held various management positions in England and France.
Director of Content and SRP Studios (in-house agency), he joined the group in December 2014.
He has been in charge of the visual and editorial production of all the Group’s commercial and marketing content and has also headed SRP Studios since its creation in September 2019. This agency is dedicated to the marketing of visual and editorial products for brands and is attached to Showroomprivé.
After studying literature and visual production, Brian started his career in event and advertising production, then turned to digital content production for television and finally moved into E-commerce in 2010 (Tati.fr, Elle.fr, Tally-Weijl.com,…). Brian has been managing E-commerce content production teams for more than 10 years now.
Sylvie Chan Diaz is the Group’s Strategy & Corporate Development Director. Before joining Showroomprivé, she spent 8 years in investment banking at Lazard and Goldman Sachs, in Paris and London, where she worked on M&A, financing, capital market and restructuring transactions. In 2016, she joined Louvre Hotels Group as M&A Director to lead the acquisition strategy of the group. She holds a Master of Science in Management from Paris Dauphine and a MSc in Banking and International Finance from Cass Business School (now Bayes Business School).
Frédéric Delalé has been Chief Information Officer since 2007.
As an engineer specialized in software development at the Neurones group, he was responsible for internet/intranet projects for major accounts prior to creating Toobo.com in 1999.
Olivia Moatty is Legal Director of Showroomprivé Group. She practiced for more than ten years as a lawyer in the Corporate – M&A departments of Anglo-Saxon law firms, Linklaters and Freshfields, before joining the Legal Department (European Region) of Chanel in 2015, where she held, since 2018, the position of Head of Corporate Legal. She holds a D.E.S.S. in business law and taxation from the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne in partnership with HEC as well as the CAPA (certificate of aptitude for the legal profession).
Anne Charlotte Neau-Juillard is the Group’s Director of External Relations, CSR and Communications. A graduate of the Master in Management at ESSEC Business School, Sciences Po Rennes and a Master 2 in legal communication from the University of Paris II, she has held the position of Consulting Director at Taddeo since 2018. Anne Charlotte worked in the communications department of the LVMH group, before joining the consulting firm Tilder.
Adrien Piacitelli is Human Resources Director for Showroomprivé Group. He holds a master’s degree in Human Resources Management and Development from the Institut de gestion sociale in Paris. He began his career as Human Resources Manager at Printemps and then worked for the L’Oréal Group for nine years. He held various positions there before becoming Human Resources Director in the Luxury Division. In 2020, he joined Veepee as Business & Marketing Human Resources Director and Talent Development Director for the Group, where he actively contributes to the reflection and implementation of the strategy to attract, engage and retain employees.
Albert Prénaud is Marketing Director. After graduating with a Master of Science in Marketing from EDHEC Business School, he began his career at TBWA in the United States and London, and continued at BETC in Paris where he helped international brands build their platforms, develop their marketing plans, and develop 360° communication campaigns. Since 2021, he has held the position of Deputy Managing Director of BETC.
Elodie Richard, SRP MEDIA Director, joined the Showroomprive Group in April 2019 as Advertising Director and then Commercial Director in 2020.
At the head of the media agency since 2022, her mission is to manage and develop the Group’s e-retail media activity by supporting agencies and advertisers.
For nearly 15 years, Elodie has worked within the media ecosystem and managed different teams. She started her career as a Sales Manager at Yahoo! for 5 years before heading the sales teams of several media agencies such as Ligatus or Cdiscount Advertising.
David Dayan is a co-founder, along with Thierry Petit, of Showroomprivé.com, which launched in 2006. He is the Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Group.
Before the creation of Showroomprive.com, he worked in the stock clearance sector for 15 years, during which he developed significant experience, know-how and a network of relationships with brands and wholesalers. He was the CEO of FRANCE EXPORT. He began his career at the age of 18 in a family-run wholesale/clearance business.
François de Castelnau is Chief Financial Officer.
A graduate of the Paris Dauphine and Paris Descartes universities, François de Castelnau began his career in 1995 in auditing at the firm Deloitte.
He then became Director of Internal Audit and then Chief Financial Officer for almost 7 years at ERMEWA Group, the world leader in tank container and wagon rental.
In 2013, he joined the Philippe Ginestet Group, which notably owns the Gifi, Tati and Besson brands, as the Group’s Chief Administrative and Financial Officer. With extensive experience in distribution companies where logistics is one of the main challenges, François de Castelnau joined Showroomprivé in June 2019.
From 2000 to 2006 Eric Dayan was director of sales and responsible for stock management for the FRANCE EXPORT company, which specialises in the fashion sector.
In 2006, he was involved in setting up the Showroomprivé.com firm as an associate director. He headed the BtB department within the group.
At the end of 2016, after 10 exciting years with Showroomprivé.com, he decided to quit his operational functions to devote his time to other investments. He remains a shareholder of the company and a member of the executive board.
After studying economics at university, Eric Sitruk founded his first women’s ready-to-wear company, Bel Air, at the age of 20 in 1984.
At the end of the 1980s, he launched the “Goldfinger” watch and jewelry chain, which quickly became a benchmark in gold discounting. At the same time, he opened around twenty currency exchange bureaus to coincide with the deregulation of the foreign exchange business.
In 1989, Eric Sitruk bought out Accor group’s subsidiary SGED (Société Générale d’Exploitation des drugstores), which notably owned the Drugstore Opéra, sold 3 years later to the Celio group.
This transaction was the prelude to a diversification into real estate, with dozens of property and development operations in Paris. In recent years, Eric Sitruk has diversified his assets by taking minority stakes in mid-sized companies (including SRP Groupe, IZAC, MOMA GROUPE, TOMCAT CAPITAL).
Brigitte Tambosi graduated from HEC business school and holds a Master 1 degree (Paris II Panthéon-Assas university) and a Master 2 degree (Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne university) in business and tax law.
She worked as a lawyer in the Paris office of a major Anglo-Saxon law firm for seven years and was involved in several mergers and acquisitions and capital markets transactions by advising large French and international companies.
In January 2014, she joined the Carrefour group, where she holds the position of Corporate Development Legal Director. She managed legal aspects of various acquisitions, divestments, IPO and strategic partnerships for the group, including in the e-commerce sector.
Raised in the UK and the USA, Amanda de Montal is a graduate of Sciences Po Paris.
She began her career at cosmetics giant L’Oréal, then after 5 years embarked on a life of entrepreneurship.
First, she created a swimwear brand called “Colors do Brasil”, distributed in Europe, the United States and the Middle East, which she sold to an American group in 2008.
Amanda then went on to set up a consulting firm specializing in Participatory Innovation, and developed in-house competitions for major groups (CVS, Sanofi and L’Oréal) worldwide to encourage “intrapreneurship” and the sharing of best practices. Over the past 15 years, these initiatives have generated disruptive new ideas, solved problems and fostered a culture of innovation. They have also helped to anchor employees’ sense of belonging within the groups.
In 2018, alongside her consulting activities, Amanda launched the eponymous Amanda de Montal house, which offers exclusive home fragrances and candles with scents inspired by the family’s Armagnac. With this eco responsible collection, developed by French artisans and crafted in an ESAT, Amanda affirms her commitment to Made in France luxury, craftsmanship, inclusion and diversity.
She also sits on the Board of Directors of Armagnac de Montal.
Graduate of Sciences Po Bordeaux and London School of Economics, Emilie is part of MOMA Group in charge of branding and RSE after being its marketing director. She has more than 17 years of experience in marketing notably at the group Voyageurs du Monde that she left in 2015.
Emilie Patou confirms her engagement for the sustainable economy and the Made in France with the creation of an association in 1998 “Authentique France” evolving around the arts and crafts in France – the organisation of “Moma Green Week” and open tables over the challenges of sustainability in the catering industry (Elysee Biarritz every 2 years) – Launch of “Moma for Good”, an endowment fund in 2022 focused on diversity, ecology and education – relaunch of Course des Garçons de Café de Paris (cancelled in 2021 due to Covid) – set up and lobbying “green” with key F&B players (roll-out of bio-waste, installation of short circuits in Paris region, support players willing to convert into Green, charter for foreign partners)
The independent directors are members of the Auditing Committee and the Nominating and Compensation Committee. They are appointed on the basis of their independence and financial and/or accounting expertise for the Auditing Committee and their expertise in the selection and compensation of corporate officers of publicly traded companies for the Nominating and Compensation Committee.
Sophie Moreau Garenne has over 20 years of experience in advising companies in special context and has acted as advisor for several companies of the retail and online sale sectors.
Sophie began her career in 1995 in audit at Deloitte in Paris. In 1999, she left audit to join the restructuring department of the same firm. In 2001, she joined the Corporate Finance teams of Arthur Andersen immediately prior to its merger with Ernst & Young, where she worked both on advisory engagements involving restructuring and on acquisition audits on behalf of investment funds. In 2007, she became a partner in Ernst & Young’s Corporate Restructuring department. In 2008, Sophie joined US firm Duff & Phelps to create and develop its restructuring business in Europe.
She left Duff & Phelps in 2012 to found SO-MG Partners, an independent advisory firm specialized in small and mid-cap companies facing cash difficulties.
Olivier Marcheteau is Managing Director of Groupe Acolad, European leader in professional translation since January 2020.
From 2014 to 2019 he was Managing Director of the French startup Vestiaire Collective, world leader in pre-owned Fashion and Luxury He began his career with Procter & Gamble then Nike. He moved to Microsoft in 2004 and in 2006 became the MSN Director for France. In 2008 he was appointed head of “consumer products” for Microsoft in France. He arrived in Casino in October 2010 as head of Cdiscount and director of non-food e-commerce for the group and he developed its website, opened up its marketplace and in particular piloted the acquisition of Monshowroom and the launch of Cdiscount in Colombia, Vietnam and Thailand.
Ms. Clémence Gastaldi is currently the managing director of the business unit AXA Prévoyance et Patrimoine. She used the framework of « société à mission » to reinforce the social and environmental impact of this business unit.
Graduating as an engineer from AgroParisTech, Clémence started her career at the Boston Consulting Group, before joining AXA where she was in charge of the strategic planning team. She then created and lead the centralized retail marketing and commercial development team of AXA France and then became director of the South East region for Axa France.
After graduating from Ponts et Chaussées and HEC-Entrepreneurs and a few years spent in the inspection department at Société Générale and then at McKinsey, in 1999 Cyril Vermeulen co-founded auFeminin.com, an online media group subsequently sold on to Axel Springer.
He then went off on fresh adventures, working for 6 years as an entrepreneur and a teacher in Shanghai. For about fifteen years he has been an active investor and a member of the executive board of digital start-ups.
Benoît Camps is a graduate of ESCP. In 2007, he joined HSBC where he was involved in many mergers-acquisitions and financing operations, working alongside major French and European firms. Benoit moved to Carrefour in 2014 where he headed the mergers-acquisitions team. In particular, he oversaw the group’s partnership and e-commerce operations.
Showroomprivé is a successful entrepreneurial adventure. It is today one of the most dynamic groups in the sector.
