October 20th Permanence - Meet our coach - Move the Lines - GEM Alumni CareerLab
The permanences, allow our Coach to meet you and orientate you according to your Career problematic. This is an important first contact in order to determine the necessary follow-up.
During the Permanences, meet one of our coaches during a short session that allows our team to get to know you and analyze your situation before advising you.
Once you reserved a slot, don't forget to send your CV and a summary of your professional situation or problem to our coach: alumnicareerlab@grenoble-em.com
Permanences are offered and accessible if your GEM Alumni profile is up to date on the platform! In order to allow all our graduates to access this service, reservations are limited to one per person.
If you wish to go further in your support, please contact the GEM Alumni CareerLab team: alumnicareerlab@grenoble-em.com
On October 20th, meet Camille Amos Lardan, GEM PGE 2008, Coach specialized in change management - Move the Lines
After spending the first part of her HR career accompanying different types of changes in companies (HR reorganizations, changes of management, cultural transformations) in a high-tech and international context, she has acquired an appetite for breakthrough situations and solid skills to tackle any type of issue with serenity and optimism.
Once she obtained her certification as a professional coach, she launched her activity first in Vietnam (where she lived), then from France with a portfolio of clients moving between France and Vietnam, by proposing a tailor-made, accessible and pragmatic offer: Move The Lines.
Today, she is keen to share with her network of graduates her professionalism, her high standards and her agility, the range of her skills (coaching (International Coach Federation), NLP, transactional analysis, Non Violent Communication, Change Management Tools, Facilitation of collaborative workshops, HR development and Internal Communication, ...) and also what she has lived through her experiences of international mobility and entrepreneurship.
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