EUROSTAR BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dominique Reiniche was appointed Chair of Eurostar in July 2019. Dominique is also Chair of Chr. Hansen, the global bio sciences company, and is non executive director of Mondi, Paypal and Severn Trent. Prior to building a portfolio of non executive director roles on the boards of international listed companies, Dominique was successively CEO of the Europe Group of The Coca Cola Company and of Coca Cola Enterprises. She began her career in consumer-facing business including Procter and Gamble and Kraft Jacobs Suchard where she was Director of Marketing and Strategy.

Jacques became CEO of Eurostar in October 2020. He joined the SNCF Group in 1982, and held several senior roles including Chief Operational Officer for Eurostar between 2000 and 2005, during the launch of the first high-speed line in the UK. He was appointed to the SNCF Executive Committee in 2006 and became Deputy General Manager in 2012. He then joined the Keolis Group in 2014 as Executive Director responsible for safety and security, operations and maintenance, sustainability and corporate responsibility policies. He was also representative of the European Railway Community (CER) from 2009 to 2013 and has been a Director on the Board of Thalys since 2012.

Gareth joined Eurostar in June 2011 from the Department for Transport (DfT), bringing with him 20 years' experience in UK government and an in-depth knowledge of the rail industry. Gareth leads on the development and appraisal of Eurostar’s strategic choices and new business proposals, as well as all regulatory matters, working alongside other business functions to advise on issues affecting Eurostar where government legislation or industry regulation is involved. In addition, Gareth heads up the Legal team and serves the Eurostar board as Company Secretary.

The Honorable Denis Coderre has more than 30 years of experience in the public and government spheres. He was until recently the 44th Mayor of Montreal (2013-2017). From 1997 to 2013 he was a Canadian MP. During that period, he fulfilled several portfolios: Minister of Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Minister responsible for La Francophonie, President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada and Special Advisor to the Prime Minister of Canada for Haiti. On the Opposition side, among others, he was Critic for the Minister of National Defense of Canada and Critic for the Canadian Minister of Transports. He is currently Special Advisor, Strategy and International Development of Stingray Group Inc. and Ambassador of the Jewish General Hospital Foundation of Montreal.

Jean-Baptiste Guenot joined the Eurostar board in 2015. Jean-Baptiste is Head of Development for the SNCF Group. He began his career as an Investment Banker in Paris and Hong Kong, and prior to his current role, was Head of Mergers and Acquisitions for the SNCF Group. Jean-Baptiste is also acts as non-executive director on various boards as well as in Investment Committees of Private Equity Funds.

Denis Hennequin joined the Eurostar board in 2012. Denis is the former Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Accor, the worldwide hotel group with over 3,500 hotels in 92 countries. Denis began his career at McDonald's and prior to joining Accor was President of McDonald's Europe responsible for 6,600 restaurants in 40 countries.

Renaud Lorand joined the Eurostar board in 2018 and is currently Director Strategy, Legal & IT at SNCB. Renaud started his career in the financial sector and subsequently worked as chief of staff for several Belgian Ministers. He has a solid experience in the public sector and public finance, as well as in the field of mobility and transport throughout different board position in mainly railway and air navigation. He is currently chairman of the Belgian air navigation service provider Belgocontrol.

Antoine de Rocquigny joined the Eurostar board in February 2018.  Antoine is currently Director Finances Strategy Legal Affairs, within Voyages SNCF.  He was formerly in charge of Operations and Customer Service from 2013 to September 2016. Prior to this, he worked for the French Minister of Budget as Deputy chief of staff.

Alain Krakovitch joined the Eurostar Board in March 2020. He is CEO of Voyages SNCF, which has a fleet of 475 trains and carries 129 million passengers year. His portfolio of activities also includes several SNCF subsidiaries, such as TGV INOUI, OUIGO and Intercités. He began his career 25 years ago at SNCF, and is an expert in Mass Transit (he was the CEO of Transilien – 3.5 millions passengers per day) and created the Mass Transit Academy with KEOLIS. At Voyages SNCF, he aims to increase revenue and traffic, achieve performance in a competitive market, and focus on customer services.

Luke joined the Eurostar Board in 2020. Luke is currently an Operating Partner at Hermes Infrastructure. He has held investment and operational roles spanning both investment management and aviation over the past 31 years. Luke joined Hermes Infrastructure in January 2020 and works with the Head of Asset Management on developing further the approach of Hermes Infrastructure in portfolio management. He serves as a Director on invested companies as well as subcommittees to provide oversight and governance as well as support to the executive management . Luke is based in Singapore and is also responsible for sourcing and identifying investment opportunities across Asia Pacific. Over the past 15 years, Luke has held various asset management roles in investment management with Macquarie Bank, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan and OMERS Infrastructure. Luke holds an MBA from Deakin University in Melbourne Australia.

Dany Nasr joined Eurostar’s Board of Directors in 2020. He has been an Operating Partner, Infrastructure, at Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (CDPQ) since August 2020. He possesses extensive strategic, operational and financial experience in the transportation sector. Prior to joining CDPQ, Dany spent 13 years at Swissport, the world’s leader in airport ground services and air cargo handling, where he held various executive positions in Europe and North America, including CEO North America, a region with more than 20,000 employees in 100 locations. He began his career at PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in the Montréal and Zurich offices.