Who I am?
"Identity is forged through action and travel"…
Caroline MONDON
CFPIM, CIRM, CSCP, AEFP, DDPP, DDLP, NLP Master Practitioner
Leader of teams on oil drilling platforms at 24, director of a high-tech factory at 29, industrial director on a part-time basis to turn around ten PMIs over 12 years, then functional director of the supply chains of 10 automotive factories located in 7 countries, I have always been attracted by challenges.
Motivated by excellence, I chaired and set up in 5 years the independent and mixed gender governance of the professional association that introduces international certifications in Supply Chain Management in France AfrSCM.
As Certified Company Administrator, I am joining VISCONTI to put my boldness and experience at the service of executives.
My detective novel, which recounts the recovery of a company by a cellist, winner of a national “Quality — Performance” award in the French version "Le chaînon manquant" has been on the AFNOR editions bestseller list since 2005, with three editions published.
The updated version with the Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise (DDAE-DDMRP) methodology has been published in the US by Industrial Press in 2016 with the title "The Missing Links".
Pour en savoir plus :
2025 : Certified map&match facilitator
2024 : Qualified facilitator of the mental health fresco for all
2021 : Qualified VISCONTI Partners executive coach
2016 : Co-designer and Master Instructor for the Adaptive Enterprise Foundations (AEF) certification from the Demand Driven Institute USA
2014 : Demand Driven Planner (DDP) certification instructor and Demand Driven Institute (DDI) certified DDLP
2012 : ASC Company Administrator Certification at Sciences Po Paris
2008 : Instructor for the ASCM Association for Supply Chain Management's CSCP professional certification in Supply Chain Management
1999 : Master Practitioner Certification in NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) NLPU California, USA, and ITS London, UK
1998 : APICS CIRM Industrial Resource Manager Certification
1994 : Challenge+ training program: business creation with innovative projects at HEC- MANAGEMENT-ENTREPRENDRE
Selected project: industrialization of mattress manufacturing in a Canadian-Australian joint venture
1993 : Certification as an expert in industrial management CPIM (Certification in Production and Inventory Management) issued by ASCM (formerly APICS) The Association for Supply Chain Management USA, awarded “Fellow” status in 1995
1991 : INSEAD (European Institute of Business Administration) “Young Managers” training course in Fontainebleau
1984 : EPF Engineering School Diploma (formerly Ecole Polytechnique Féminine) in Sceaux
Background
Schlumberger Wireline
Team leader in Italy, Germany, Netherlands for 2 years
La Calhène
Factory director then industrial director in France for 5 years
PME Françaises (Gault & Frémont, Gelco, Tubazur, Sati-Numen, Supra Technologies,…)
Director of timeshare operations for 9 years
Warner Electric
Supply Chain Coordinator in China for 3 years
Faiveley Transport
Factory manager in France for 2 years
Leoni Wiring Systems (ex Valeo Electronics and Connection Systems)
Supply Chain Director for 10 sites in North Africa and Europe for 5 years
AfrSCM - French-speaking Supply Chain Management Association
President for 5 years then General and Development Director for 5 years.
Introduction in France, as a global leader, of the Demand Driven Adaptive Enterprise methodology DDAE-DDMRP and designer of the Demand Driven Skills Model DDSM.
My certifications
Sciences Po Certificat Administrateur de Sociétés (CAS).
Marguerite YOURCENAR
"The best remedy for mental turmoil is learning. It is the only thing that never deteriorates. One may grow old and tremble, in the anatomical sense of the word; one may lie awake at night listening to the disorder in one's veins; one may lose one's only love and see one's fortune vanish because of a monster; we may contemplate the world around us devastated by dangerous madmen, or know that our honour is trampled in the sewers of the most vile minds. In such conditions, there is only one thing to do: learn."
Sources II (Gallimard, 1999)
