Jerome DUPUY

En résumé

Entreprises

• CNCCEF - Conseiller du Commerce Extérieur de la France - Section Irlande

  2012 - maintenant Jérôme Dupuy has recently become a member of the French Foreign Trade Advisor Committee, under the appointment of the French Prime Minister (November 2012) . As such, Jerome’s role involves providing the French government with his recommendations and analysis of international trade as well as sponsoring companies in their international expansion.
  
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  French Foreign Trade Advisors (CCE's) :
  4300 French corporate executives, involved in international business
  
  This network of private business people has shared on a voluntary basis the experience of its members :
  -In providing government with their recommendations
  -In sponsoring small companies in their international expansion
  
  CCE's worldwide
  2600 French senior executives established in 140 countries.
  They deal daily with business opportunities and risks in major world markets.
  
  As managers of exporting companies as well as executives in major multinational groups, they share their experience of international markets with smaller firms.
  
  ITS OBJECTIVES:
  
  1-Information
  
  Experts in their own area, the CCE’s are at the heart of international markets and aware of the full range of international business risks. Their opinion help shape the French trade policy. CCE’s organise conferences all over the world to compare and exchange their views with French and international decision-makers, their analysis of international trade and their experience of specific markets.
  
  2- Advisory role
  
  CCE's voluntarily advise French small and medium-size companies on their international development.
  This allows them to understand all aspects of their export strategy and use CCE's assistance to enhance their international expansion
  
  They offer their support :
  
  either on a time-limited basis (specific advice, guidance and introductions)
  or on an on-going basis possibly with the participation of a student.
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• MASON HAYES & CURRAN (Avocats d'Affaires Irlandais) - Lawyer - French Group Manager

  2009 - maintenant Head of the French / Mainland Europe Legal Group
  
  The main aim of the French Desk is to provide optimum solutions to French businesses and francophone clients located in Ireland and to those looking to set up or expand here. Mason Hayes+Curran has created a French desk staffed by Irish and French lawyers who have expertise in all core business legal fields.
  
  Our French Desk is an integrated unit of our International Practice Section, benefiting from a perfect bi-cultural approach while advising on a large number of transnational commercial operations.
  
  Jérôme Dupuy will be your main contact. He advises on all aspects of investing and doing business in Ireland and will give you first line advice in relation to your corporate and commercial queries. Jérôme will also liaise with our teams of specialists, French-speaking lawyers of Mason Hayes+Curran in order to fully assist you in:
  
  Corporate structure and tax optimisation
  Company incorporation and ongoing company secretarial requirements
  Mergers and Acquisitions
  Negotiation of grant agreement with relevant development agency
  Employment law and employee benefits
  Negotiations and drafting of commercial contracts and terms and conditions of trade
  Agency and distribution agreements
  Intellectual Property and Information Technology
  Protection and Exploitation of IP rights
  Commercial Litigation and debt recovery matters
  Regulatory and Competition Law
  Commercial real estate
  Our clients
  We advise many leading French corporations as well as numerous important smaller companies including SMEs/SMIs, start-ups and entrepreneurs.
  Our clients are particularly active in the following sectors:
  
  IT and telecommunications;
  Software
  Chemical industry and petroleum
  Energy and the environment
  E-Commerce
  Retail
  International services such as insurances, financial services, outsourcing and contracted services.

• Lavelle Coleman Solicitors - Lawyer - Corporate & Commercial

  2006 - 2009 I worked as an associate in the Corporate and Commercial department of Lavelle Coleman.
  
  I advised foreign companies, family businesses, retail businesses and technology businesses in a wide area of industry sectors on all aspects of business relations, including:
  
  * Business formation and establishment
  * Distribution agreements
  * General commercial agreements
  * Employment contracts
  * Terms and conditions for supply of good and services
  * Terms of business
  
  Through securing and executing FDI mandates, advising numerous French corporations on all aspects of doing business in Ireland I was instrumental in the development of the firm's FDI practice.
  
  Recommendations : 'Lavelle Coleman has a strong foreign direct investment practice that specialises in advising high profile corporations on their establishment in Ireland.'
  Corporate and Commercial, European Legal 500. Edition 2009

• French Embassy - Economic Department - Trade Attaché (Regulatory and International Affairs)

  2006 - 2006 Interim position
  

Formations

• Law Society Of Ireland (Dublin)

  Dublin 2011 - 2012 Cert. Commercial Contracts
  
  Commercial Contracts - Drafting
  Negotiation
  Distribution / Agency
  Liability matters
  E-Commerce

• Law Society Of Ireland (Dublin)

  Dublin 2008 - 2009 Dipl. Corporate Law and Governance
  
  Droit des Sociétés / Veille juridique - Comprehensive knowledge of the law relating to corporate law and governance in Ireland.
  
  -setting up a new company
  -merging or acquiring an existing undertaking
  -liquidation of entities
  
  -understand the increasing responsibilities and the critical importance of governance from a practitioner’s perspective
  analyse the essential transactional docume

Réseau

• Dominique ANDREANI

• Frederic TURBAT

• Frédéric REINAUD

• Gildas AROTCHAREN

• Jérôme TOUCHARD

• Leleux FRÉDÉRIC

• Martine MONTI

• Olivier SARTOUX

• Puech MATHIEU

• Thomas BRUNEAU DE LA SALLE