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Christel Heydemann

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As seen in: Orange, Rapporteur, 3BL Media, CSRwire, Schneider Electric Blog, Justmeans, Africa Business +
Chief Executive Officer @Orange Passionate about #innovation #telco #tech, I also like to run fast and climb high
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Orange to Train 200,000 Egyptians, Invest EUR 25 Million in Tech Startups.

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By Christel Heydemann Verified
| startupsmena.com
Orange Group will provide training grants to around 200,000 Egyptians in artificial intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity and commit EUR 25 million (EGP 1.475 billion) to support startups working in AI and advanced technologies, the Egyptian Presidency announced on Sunday after a meeting between President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi and Orange CEO Christel Heydemann.
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Guinea/Bissau: Orange turns to MIGA to secure development

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By Christel Heydemann Verified
| Africa Business +
Home Sectors Telecoms & Media The telecommunications operator, headed by Christel Heydemann, is looking to cover the investments it has made through its Senegalese subsidiary, Sonatel. These commitments amount to €309 million. Someone shares this article with you ▪ Guinea/Bissau: Orange turns to MIGA to secure development ▪ The telecommunications operator, headed by Christel Heydemann, is looking to cover the investments it has made through its Senegalese subsidiary, Sonatel.
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For the Sake of the Planet and Your Business, Just Do It: Why Companies Need to Take Climate Action

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By Christel Heydemann Verified
| Justmeans Verified
For the longest time, companies have measured corporate performance in terms of how much revenue they generated, how many factories they operated, and how profitable they were. Other considerations, such as sustainability, the efficient use of resources, carbon emissions, and the impact on the environment were secondary in many senior executives’ and policy makers’ minds – if they featured at all. Thankfully, this mindset is changing.
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