SIFCA remaining positive despite losing CEO in Ivory Coast violence

Published by Richard Miles on 2 October 2011

The SIFCA group is one of Africa’s biggest agro-industrial firms. The Abidjan-based company lost 24 employees in the recent Ivorian conflict, including its CEO. How we made it in Africa speaks to new CEO, Bertrand Vignes.

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SIFCA remaining positive despite losing CEO in Ivory Coast violence

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