IDEMIA has announced that Laurent Lemaire has become the firm's new Chief Financial Officer.Mr Lemaire is an ESSEC graduate. According to IDEMIA he has considerable financial expertise with major companies, particularly in financial organisations management, transformation and merger. After spending 18 years as CFO of a division of the French group Danone, he joined Steria Group and later Sopra-Steria, where he spent nine years as CFO. In 2016, he became CFO of the Korian Group."IDEMIA is proud to welcome Laurent Lemair," says Didier Lamouche, CEO of IDEMIA. His expertise in managing Finance organisations and his knowledge of the Technology Service Industry will be instrumental for IDEMIA to consolidate its position in the Augmented Identity market.""I am particularly pleased to join IDEMIA, at this defining moment when the group is developing an ambitious strategy in order to consolidate its leading position in a rapidly evolving market," says Laurent Lemaire. "I am fully committed to support IDEMIA's growth and its new perspectives of development. I know the tremendous changes that have already been implemented since OT and Morpho joined forces and, as the new CFO, I will put all my energy and experience at the service of IDEMIA to pursue its transformation."
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