Governance

David Dayan is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the Showroomprivé Group, which he co-founded in 2006.

He has played a key role in the company’s growth, notably leading its initial public offering in 2015 and overseeing several strategic acquisitions, including Beauté Privée, SaldiPrivati in Italy, and The Bradery. These initiatives have helped position Showroomprivé as a leading player in online flash sales in France and Europe.

Before launching showroomprive.com, David Dayan gained extensive experience in the off-price retail sector, where he worked for over 15 years, notably as CEO of France Export.

As Vice President of Strategy and Marketing at GLOBE GROUPE – Shopper House, Sophie Dahan brings extensive expertise in retail strategy, customer marketing, and omnichannel transformation. She plays a key role in defining the Group’s positioning and growth roadmap, while leading activation programs that drive sales performance and customer engagement.

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.

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)

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.

Jany Gerometta has over 25 years of experience in finance, risk management, and transformation within international banking groups. As former Deputy CEO of BNP Paribas Personal Finance, he led major transformation programs in complex international environments. He brings in-depth expertise in audit, compliance, and governance, combining strategic discipline with a strong operational understanding.

Albin Jacquemont brings recognized financial expertise to the Board, developed over a comprehensive career within listed international groups and companies owned by investment funds. Currently Group CFO of Soitec, he has distinguished himself through his ability to manage complex financial organizations, strengthen performance discipline, and lead large-scale strategic operations. He previously served as CFO of several service groups and spent a significant portion of his career in retail at Darty and Carrefour.

Rachel Marouani has 25 years of expertise in the retail, hospitality, luxury, and digital sectors. As Chair of the Board of Directors of the AFFLELOU Group and a board member at leading companies, she specializes in brand repositioning, driving omnichannel and international customer strategies, and managing diverse shareholder environments. She has held several executive positions within the LVMH Group.

A senior partner at Advancy since 2003, Laurence-Anne Parent has over 30 years of experience in strategy, growth, innovation, and organizational transformation across the retail, consumer goods, luxury, and entertainment sectors. She advises executive teams and boards of directors on growth strategies and innovation initiatives, combining analytical rigor with a pragmatic, results-oriented approach.

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.