VALÉRIE VESQUE-JEANCARD 
Managing Director (France, Chile and Dominican Republic) of VINCI Airports and President of VINCI Railways
“VINCI Railways and VINCI Airports teams work day in, day out to ensure performance and security at our infrastructure while protecting the environment. The public-private model enables powerful momentum to develop positive rail and air mobility all over the world.“
CHEIKH DAFF Chief Human Resources and Sustainable Development Officer of VINCI Concessions
“Our international footprint makes us particularly attentive to diversity and inclusion. This year, we are once more proud to have made progress integrating more women in our business lines, and to have created jobs and developed talents in the regions where our structures are located.”
NICOLAS NOTEBAERT Chief Executive Officer of VINCI Concessions, President of VINCI Airports
“All over the world, our teams are rising to the challenge of transforming mobility and have committed to stepping up its decarbonisation to benefit the people who use our infrastructure. Our positive impact is not only tangible, but also has a lasting effect for the regions that we serve.“
BELEN MARCOS Executive Vice President of VINCI Concessions and President of VINCI Highways
“VINCI Highways is a recognised partner in value creation, both for its clients and society in general. It contributes to regions’ economic vitality, connects people and generates a positive impact for future generations.”
ANNE LE BOUR Director of Communications and Innovation of VINCI Concessions
”Keeping up the promise of an open, connected and sustainable world through positive mobility is a great challenge. VINCI Concessions’ capacity for innovation enables our teams to excel, harnessing their unique expertise – in both quality of service and the customer experience – to bring to life our first commitment: ensuring everyone can access sustainable mobility.“
OLIVIER MATHIEU Executive Vice President of VINCI Concessions
“2023 saw us finalise a number of significant financial structures in Colombia, France and the United Kingdom. These investments show the strength of the concession model in guiding the transition of mobility structures all over the world.”
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