Emmanuel Clerc

Senior Director
20+ years of experience as an executive and 10+ years as a financial advisor
Specializes in strategic consulting, acquisitions, disposals, mergers, and integration
Extensive experience in the building, construction, industry, and related services sectors
Paris
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Emmanuel Clerc is a Managing Director with Alvarez & Marsal Corporate Finance in Paris. He developed A&M’s Corporate Finance practice in the building, construction, industry, and related services sectors.

Mr. Clerc has a dual experience as an executive (20 years) and financial advisor (10 years). He has carried out over 100 transactions, including strategic consulting, acquisitions, disposals, mergers, and integration for international groups and small and medium-sized enterprises, both in France and abroad. Mr. Clerc also has extensive experience in electrical, heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), and related services.

Prior to joining A&M, Mr. Clerc held senior operational leadership positions in both family-owned and financial-backed groups. Most notably, he led the transformation and financial optimization of Portalp. Further, he orchestrated the organization and growth of the FAYAT Group for 12 years. Mr. Clerc is a former KPMG professional and is Green Belt-certified.

Mr. Clerc’s notable engagements include: setting up a management buyout in the HVAC sector and maintaining heating systems for private individuals and property managers. He also advised on the acquisition of BP Construction, CARI Méd, Cenergia, ERS, Groupe Bardon, LAGLASSE & OMHOVERE, Nord France Constructions, Roux Cabrero, SAGECES, SMTL, and TTI Inc. Mr. Clerc was also responsible for the acquisition of Razel-Bec from Bilfinger and the acquisition of Dynapac from Atlas Copco (including three production sites and 17 distribution subsidiaries). In addition, he created a leading player in the urban cleaning sector through the acquisition of RAVO from Federal Signal.

Mr. Clerc earned an MBA from KEDGE Business School. 

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