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IFIS, IBC and VL85 have the pleasure to invite you to luncheon conference on 29 November 2024 with Keynote Speaker Camille Seillès, Secretary General at ABBL, on
"The Need of Talents coming to Luxembourg"
Panelists:
Lynn Robbroeckx, Secretary General at Luxembourg for Finance (LFF)
Gwladys Costant, Partner @GOTOFreedom and Co-President of fr2s, and
Jean-Paul Daragjati, Co-founder of Wealth Management Investment
- Fri, 29 NovChamber of Commerce, Luxembourg29 Nov 2024, 11:30 – 14:00 CETChamber of Commerce, Luxembourg, 7 Rue Alcide de Gasperi, 1615 Kirchberg Luxembourg29 Nov 2024, 11:30 – 14:00 CETChamber of Commerce, Luxembourg, 7 Rue Alcide de Gasperi, 1615 Kirchberg LuxembourgThe financial service sector still has a need of talents to develop the offerings and services further. Although many good initiatives are taken it still leaves the sector with a gap to be filled. How can we improve the results of the initiatives or do we need other initiatives too to close the gap?
About the Keynote Speaker
Camille Seillès
Camille Seillès is Secretary General of the Luxembourg Bankers' Association (ABBL). A lawyer by background, he received his legal training in Cologne, Paris and London. He began his career in Luxembourg in 2006 with a large Luxembourg law firm. He joined the ABBL in 2012 as a legal and tax advisor before joining the Management Board in 2018 where he is responsible for legal, tax and regulatory matters. He is regularly involved in strategic issues related to the competitiveness of the financial sector, the financing of the economy and the fight against financial crime. He is a member of the Economic and Social Council of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and of the Consultative Committee for Prudential Regulation with the CSSF. He currently chairs the Fiscal Committee of the European Banking Federation.
About the Panellists
Lynn Robbroeckx
Lynn is Secretary General at Luxembourg for Finance (LFF), the agency for the development of the financial centre.
She currently also serves as Secretary General of PROFIL, the Luxembourg Financial Industry Federation, and is a member of the board at the Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative (LSFI), the labelling agency LuxFLAG and the World Alliance of Financial Centers (WAIFC).
She holds a Master Degree in Sinology from the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium and studied Chinese at Chengkung University in Taiwan.
Prior to joining LFF, Lynn served as Head of Communication at the Luxembourg Space Agency (LSA). She began her career at the Luxembourg Embassy in Beijing and later on worked for the world’s leading steel and mining company, ArcelorMittal, in China and London.
Gwladys Costant
Coming from a family of businesswomen and being a graduate of the ICN Business School in Nancy, it was only natural for Gwladys Costant to choose entrepreneurship. Her first challenge? Developing Robert Walters Luxembourg from scratch. 6 years later, she established her first recruitment agency in Brussels and Luxembourg. As a founding partner, she dedicated herself to it for 6 more years.
In 2014, she decided to set up her own agency: GOTOfreedom. For her, money isn’t a value; she prefers to focus on the advice and long-term vision she can offer her clients.
She shares this ethical and more human-centric vision of recruitment with other agencies of the fr2s (Federation for Recruitment, Search and Selection), the Luxembourgish recruitment federation created under the auspices of Fedil, of which she is a co-founder and co-president. Today, she makes her voice heard and rallies recruiters around her, ready to champion the attractiveness of the Luxembourg job market and the best practices of the profession.
Jean-Paul Daragjati
Born and raised in Luxembourg, Jean-Paul decided to pursue a career in Finance. During his studies he cofounded the Wealth Management Investment Club, an organization aiming to establish a stronger connection between students and professionals of the financial industry. Now that Jean-Paul has graduated he has started his professional career as a Private Banker at Edmond de Rothschild Europe.