News on 31 October 2000
Dalkia’s £250m energy services and FM subsidiaries
have merged to meet the changing requirements of customers in the commercial
and public sector markets. They will now work together under the name
Dalkia Energy and Technical Services (Dalkia ETS).
Ken Roberts, managing director of Dalkia Energy & Technical Services
will also become the managing director of Dalkia Workplace Services as
of tomorrow. Former Dalkia Workplace Services MD Prue Redfern is to become
chief operating officer at Gensler, a leading international architectural
practice.
A Key Accounts Division is to be created at Dalkia under Mike Blanco,
who will become key accounts director and will join the executive of Dalkia
ETS. He will consolidate the services management and delivery capacities
of Dalkia Workplace Services together with those of Dalkia ETS where he
already serves major customers.
An Integrated Business Development Team will also be created, reporting
directly to Dalkia plc’s chief executive, Laurent Bermejo, and consolidating
development resources from all the Dalkia branches.
