Marie-Laure Mazaud (GE 1990) receives Women's Award and the Grand Prix Allianz
On December 3, Marie-Laure Mazaud received the Women’s Award in the Finance Category and the Grand Prix Allianz.
The  -La Tribune Women’s Awards- were created to acknowledge women’s  professional achievements and positive contributions in business in  France. The awards aim to honour women in the finance or economic arena  whether they are executives, entrepreneurs or senior managers.
Marie-Laure,  global head of project finance & credit at Alcatel-Lucent, received  the 2012 Women’s Award in the finance category and also received the  Grand Prix Allianz for the largest number of votes over all categories.
Marie-Laure  is one of the women who have made decisive contributions to the  development of major French exports over the last twenty years. After  working in Japan as a financial analyst for Crédit Lyonnais, Marie-Laure  began as a relationship manager at Citigroup, then at Coface, where, at  the age of twenty-nine, she became head of project finance. At Coface,  she spurred the development of a bold policy for such large French  corporations as Alstom, Bouygues, EDF, Egis, Fives, Pechiney, Spie,  Technip, Total, and Vinci. As a result of her work, Coface became one of  the world’s three largest credit insurers in project finance. After her  experience in banking and insurance, Marie-Laure began at one of her  major clients, Alcatel CIT, as treasurer and head of sales financing. As  of 2008, she has been at Alcatel-Lucent headquarters, where, as head of  project finance and credit, she leads a solid team that rises to the  challenges of ever-stiffer international competition with a great deal  of dynamism.
“My major success is above all to have gotten  different teams that I brought together and led to grow both  individually and collectively, to get them to do more than they  themselves thought possible in the implementation of internal  transformations or the conclusion of major deals” says Marie-Laure.
Through  her work and her recognition in the profession, as well as through her  keen sense of the public interest, Marie-Laure makes a great  contribution to the advancement of women in companies. A commitment  shared by EDHEC as part of its initiatives in favour of gender parity.
 
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