Monaco ‘s flagship conference venue, The Grimaldi Forum has announced the appointment of Françoise Rossi to the newly created position of CSR director, and Julie Caprini as sales and business development director.The Grimaldi Forum Monaco has been ISO 14001 certified since 2008, and is now on the path to ISO 20121 certification for events. As Rossi, former sales and business development director at the venue, moves into the new position, Maureen Aubert, environment and certifications manager and legal officer, will be responsible for monitoring and coordinating certifications. Grimaldi Forum’s CSR policy was recently published in a social responsibility charter listing all of its environmental, social and solidarity-based progress and projects. Caprini, meanwhile, former head of business development and global strategy, and who has been with the Grimaldi Forum for 12 years, takes over from Rossi as head of sales and business development. She will take on the challenge of marketing the Grimaldi Forum’s extension, which is in the midst of an accelerated phase. Rossi and Caprini are members of the Grimaldi Forum Management Committee. Photo courtesy: Grimaldi Forum Monaco
New managerial appointments at Monaco’s Grimaldi Forum
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