
Our board
Sofrecom's Board determines Sofrecom's strategic orientations.
It appoints the executive director(s) responsible for implementing them, closes the accounts, convenes the General Meeting and proposes the annual dividend. It decides on the major issues relating to the smooth running and future of Sofrecom in order to promote the creation of sustainable value for its clients and all its stakeholders.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors is vested with the broadest powers to act on behalf of the company. He exercises his powers within the limits of the corporate purpose and subject to those powers expressly assigned to the Board of Directors by law and by the Board's internal rules. He is supported in this task by the Managing Director of Sofrecom.
Sofrecom's board chairman is Michaël Trabbia, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer of Orange group.

Our Management team
Guillaume Boudin
Until now, Guillaume Boudin led the "Communication & Collaboration" Business Unit within Orange Business Services. In a highly competitive global market, he has overseen the development of communication and collaboration offers for both French and multinational companies.
He also served as Board Member of Arkadin company, and Vice President of Networks Product Line at Equant and Global One, where he launched the 1st IP VPN services on the market.
At Orange France, Guillaume Boudin held both operational and marketing responsibilities.
He headed the “South Ile-de-France” region, with its network of sales agencies, customers assistance centers, and technical field intervention units. He participated in the launch of the first mobile offers for the mass market, as well as the first "pay per view" TV services.
Guillaume Boudin launched his career by creating a start-up which in Europe was the second value-added reseller for NEXT, the company founded by Steve Jobs before his return to Apple.
He holds degrees from the Ecole Polytechnique and Telecom ParisTech.
Guillaume Boudin particularly appreciates teamwork and developing new business territories. He enjoys traveling and discovering new cultures and has lived in many countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Throughout his professional experiences, building global teaming and developing business territories continues to be the most rewarding aspects of his career. He also enjoys travelling & discovering new cultures, and has lived in countries in Europe, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Davy Letailleur
Davy Letailleur has been appointed Deputy CEO and Director of IT & Network Business Unit of Sofrecom, effective September 1st, 2021.
Until now, he was heading the Network Management Unit at Orange in the North-East of France, in charge of deployment and maintenance of 4G/5G fixed and mobile networks and of the management of services on networks of public initiatives for local authorities.
Davy has more than 20 years of professional experience within the Orange Group.
He has held positions combining managerial, network and business acumen, focusing on the client dimension.
He developed skills in the field of construction, maintenance and operation of access networks, network cores and platforms -forms of services and operational cost models within the financial department at the service of Orange France’s marketing teams and regulatory teams.
Within Orange Wholesale France, he headed the roaming rollout project for Free Mobile and led relations with French operators in the field of interconnection. He was a director of the Association of Platforms for Standardization of Inter-operator Flows and Chairman of the Board of Directors of the GIE Mobile Portability Management Entity.
Rambert Namy
Rambert Namy has 20 years of professional experience and is head of Sofrecom's Business Consulting business unit since 1st September 2015.
He started his career as International Development Manager at Edenred Group, a world leader in prepaid enterprise services. His job was a remarkably international one, working successively in Central Europe, India and China.
Rambert is an expert in mobile payment services on which has worked for many years. In 2000, he founded a company specializing in payment cards. Later he joined Sofrecom as manager of its Consulting arm and in this role he supported the launch of Orange Money, one of Orange's flagship international services, in the AMEA region. Before joining Sofrecom's management team, Rambert was in charge of Mobile Financial Services for four years with the operator Ooredoo. He successfully deployed these services in its main subsidiaries in Indonesia, Qatar, Myanmar, Iraq, Kuwait, Algeria and Tunisia. He also contributed to Ooredoo's internal digital transformation with the creation of organizations dedicated to new services within the operational subsidiaries.
Rambert Namy is a graduate of the ESLSCA Business School in Paris.
Claire Khoury
Claire Khoury is the Chief Marketing, Communication and CSR officer of Sofrecom's Group, which she joined in 2016.
Claire acted as Director of Marketing, Digital Strategy and Communication, managed the Sofrecom Group's strategic plan in 2020 and piloted the organization of Sofrecom's 50th anniversary in Paris.
With a background in science, Claire began her career as a research engineer in a service company in Beirut. In France, she entered the corporate world as a change management consultant, where she led transformation consultancy projects in marketing and sales.
Over more than 15 years in the Orange group, Claire has held different positions within Orange, simultaneously combining more functional experiences at Orange France, where she led transformation projects, with more operational tasks in Customer Relations and Distribution (General Public and Corporate) as Head of Marketing and Communications.
She holds a MSc in Services and Customer Relations Management from NEOMA Business School.
Elias Saab
Elias Saab has been Sofrecom's Sales and Business Partnerships Manager since 2014. He was nominated manager of Sofrecom's Middle East entity on 1st July 2016 with the challenge of driving its development by supporting the digital transformations of key clients in this region.
Before joining Sofrecom, Elias worked at Orange Group for 17 years as Service Integration Sales Manager, a role that gave him a lot of experience in developing ToIP/VoIP, security and enterprise network services.
He then moved into B2B at Orange Business Services as Major Accounts Manager serving large companies such as Thales and Total. Later he worked in the Sales Division where he specialized in media and services and played a key role in the building partnerships with major service providers, notably in IT and cloud computing.
Isild Launay Girard
Isild joined Sofrecom's teams and took over the management of the group's Human Resources on October 1st 2022. Her 25-year career with Orange has allowed her to develop experience in the commercial field, in optical fiber and finally in Human Resources for over 10 years.
She joined Orange in 1995 and started her career in sales and participated in the creation of the Orange mobile subsidiary in Madagascar. Back in France, she became a training support team manager with the objective of increasing the commercial efficiency of customer advisors in the north of France.
She then took the position of fiber sales project manager in 2007 to ensure the follow-up of the commercial launch of "fiber" in Lille and Nantes.
From 2010, she reoriented her career towards the HR function. She successively held the positions of HR Manager, then Director of Human Resources at the Centre Val de Loire Intervention Unit and finally at Orange Innovation Networks since 2015.
Her multicultural and operational background allows her to co-construct a business strategy and to lead the HR policy that best serves it in the balance of social performance / economic performance.
Isild is a graduate of Grenoble Ecole de management and Paris Sorbonne University in European and international management. She also has a certification from ESSEC in HR.
Antoine Kone
Antoine KONE started his career at the General Inspection of the Banque Populaire Group.
He joined Orange’s ranks in 2009 as Financial Area Manager for the African and Middle-Eastern division (OMEA), before taking charge of Central Management Control of the OMEA area.
Antoine then moved on to Orange Guinea as Head of Administration and Finance in 2012. He led several operational and financial projects, leading to an increase in the company’s profitability.
Upon returning to France, he was nominated for the Director of Receivable accounting position for Orange. He handled an important transition in the company’s activity (reorganizing the whole accounting activity for Orange France, process automation, robotization, implementation of new accounting standard practices …)
Before joining SOFRECOM, Antoine lead the Digital Transformation program for the Finance division of Orange Group (including 5 000 people both in France and abroad). This program included skills development for financial, digital solution deployment for all areas covered by the Orange Group and management process simplification. In this role, he led the program communications, organized governance and animated a community of a wide range of project managers spread out over various countries and divisions.
Antoine is graduated from ESSEC.
Dominique Poulhazan
Dominique Poulhazan is named head of te Service Center and IT Division of Sofrecom Group as from the 1st of March 2018.
For the last 7 years, Dominique Poulhazan headed Sofrecom's IT Business Unit which provides IT consulting services in addition to software publishing, integration, support and maintenance.
Before joining Sofrecom, Dominique ran the Orange billing center of excellence and notably the BSCS skill center in charge of 10 African, Mid-Eastern and European subsidiaries. After a period as Operations Manager in charge of development and deployment of "Data and Content Billing" in Orange subsidiaries, he managed Orange France's ADV Itinéris project for 5 years and acquired solid experience in information systems.
He started his career at Lyonnaise des Eaux as the head of a subscriber management project in Kaduna (Nigeria) on behalf of the World Bank.Il a démarré sa carrière à la Lyonnaise des Eaux en tant que chef du projet de gestion des abonnés de la ville de Kaduna (Nigéria) pour le compte de la Banque Mondiale.
Dominique Michelet-Patry
Dominique Michelet -Patry has been Sofrecom’s Legal and Tax Director since early 2017.
After 8 years as a contract manager in the Faiveley Transport Group, a railway equipment manufacturer, she joined France Telecom in 2000 to hold various positions in the Legal Department. First in the International Legal Directorate, then in 2007, she joined the Content Legal Directorate where she developed several sports and international partnerships as Legal Manager. In 2011, she will manage the implementation and negotiation of commercial contracts within the Legal Directorate of Strategic Partnerships. In 2013 she joined the Orange Middle East Africa Legal Department where she took over responsibility for the legal support of subsidiaries in Central and West Africa.
Dominique Michelet -Patry has particularly developed skills as an international jurist in the field of international trade law.
Dominique Michelet -Patry has particularly developed skills as an international jurist in the field of international trade law.

Country managers
Vincent Poujol
Mr Vincent Poujol was serving as Managing Director for Orange Antilles Guyane.
Since he first joined the Orange group back in 1999, Vincent Poujol successively held the positions of director for the Transpac applicative pre-sales, Managing director for Menatel in Egypt, Managing director for an IT specialized affiliate in Paris, acting country director in Egypt and Irak and finally Managing director for Orange Uganda.
Previously, Vincent Poujol has worked for Bull where he served in several IT project management capacities for both oil and telecom industries.
He holds an AED in Robotics and a master degree in Computer Sciences delivered by the University of Pierre and Marie Curie.
Vincent Poujol’s experience in international environments and the ecosystem of service companies is a valuable asset for Sofrecom Maroc, as it wishes to continue its development as a reference for digital transformation in Morocco and more globally in Africa.
Samir Benzahra
Samir Benzahra is appointed as CEO of Sofrecom Tunisia as of November 1st 2018.
Since 2009, Samir has been Director of Orange, where he manages the governance and performance of the Group's operations on the MENA area.
Samir was actively involved in the acquisition of a new license and the launch of a new operator. Thanks to his negotiator and diplomat know-how, he has also managed many acquisition, integration or transfer files.
Previously, he held a number of positions in Asia, Africa and Europe at a technologist, including Commercial Director and Business Development Director, and developed a strong international culture of results, autonomy and adaptability and work with several languages.
Samir has shown his taste and curiosity for the business world. It has launched and developed privately several business outside the telecoms with the key to exceptional success.
He is a particularly entrepreneur and gifted man to build relationships, mobilize teams, and take challenges in complex multicultural environments. Samir exercises social mandates for the Orange Group as a member of the Board of Directors, Audit Committee and other governance committees of the Orange subsidiaries internationally.
Elias Saab
Elias Saab has been Sofrecom's Sales and Business Partnerships Manager since 2014. He was nominated manager of Sofrecom's Middle East entity on 1st July 2016 with the challenge of driving its development by supporting the digital transformations of key clients in this region.
Before joining Sofrecom, Elias worked at Orange Group for 17 years as Service Integration Sales Manager, a role that gave him a lot of experience in developing ToIP/VoIP, security and enterprise network services.
He then moved into B2B at Orange Business Services as Major Accounts Manager serving large companies such as Thales and Total. Later he worked in the Sales Division where he specialized in media and services and played a key role in the building partnerships with major service providers, notably in IT and cloud computing.