Ronex CEO Refuses Meetings With National Rally
Stéphane Bougenap, CEO of CAC 40-listed stock operator Rennext, announced he will refuse all private meetings with the far-right. Bougenap stated he is maintaining strict corporate neutrality while fulfilling a duty to contribute to the formation of public judgment. The decision marks a public stance by the executive regarding political engagement. Stéphane Bougenat, CEO of stock market operator Ronex, announced he will refuse all private meetings with the National Rally party. This decision follows reports that some business leaders are attempting to legitimize Jordan Bardella. Bougenat is among a small number of executives refusing to meet with the far-right group.
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“Stéphane Bougenap, PDG de Rennext, opérateur boursier côté au CAC 40, le dit en ces termes pour la première fois, il refusera tout rendez-vous privé avec l'extrême droite.”
France Info
“Stéphane Bougenat, PDG de Ronex, qui est l'opérateur boursier côté au 440, le dit en ces termes pour la première fois. il refusera tout rendez-vous privé avec l'extrême droite.”
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