The Alpine Alumni Association (AAA), the Dieppe Alpine Club (CAD), and the Dieppe Alpine Factory Club (CAUD) will be there.
On May 28th and 29th, 2022, about 1000 Alpine models of all generations will take to the lawns of the seaside city of Dieppe to celebrate 100 years since the birth of Jean Rédélé, Alpine said today. The Alpine A110 will be unveiled in a special trim in tribute to its founder. Dieppe is home to the brand’s historic industrial site, the Manufacture Alpine Jean Rédélé de Dieppe, recently renamed by Luca de Meo, CEO Renault Group.
Participants and visitors will be taken on a journey through the major milestones of the brand’s history. This will include an exhibition of Jean Rédélé’s famous vehicles, belongings, and personal memorabilia, as well as an Alpine parade through the streets of Dieppe.
Along with Alpine representatives, the Rédélé family will be joined by prominent people from the brand’s 60-year history: Biche driver and co-driver, Marcel Callewaert, Jacques Cheinisse, Bernard Darniche, Christian Ethuin, Guy Fréquelin, Vincent Lavergne, Michel Leclère, Bob Neyret, Jean-Pierre Nicolas, Alain Serpaggi, Jean Vinatier, Michel Vial, as well as those behind the success of the new A110, Jean-Pascal Dauce, Antony Villain, Pierre Sancinéna, and Laurent Hurgon.
An Event By The Fans, For The Fans?
IDEA (a Dieppe-based organization for Alpine events) was founded to run the event and brings together other organizations such as the Alpine Alumni Association (AAA), the Dieppe Alpine Club (CAD), and the Dieppe Alpine Factory Club (CAUD).
Alpine will take part in the public celebration with the presence of the thus far competitive Alpine A522 (F1) and the presentation of a brand new A110 in a new version, for the many enthusiasts gathered during this weekend.
Registration and all other information about the event are available on the event’s website. Anyone with an Alpine, be it one of the earliest models from the 1950s or even the latest A110, can still register for the event via the website: www.1000alpine2022.fr.
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Laurent Rossi, Alpine CEO – Alpine announces four new Female Directors
Alpine announces the appointment of four new directors, taking effect from 1 July to 1 October 2022. The Alpine Management Committee, led by CEO Laurent Rossi, will be formed by eight women and nine men from 1 October 2022.
Marine Le Bihan has been appointed VP Alpine Quality, taking effect from July 1, 2022. She will join the brand’s Management Committee headed by Laurent Rossi and report as well to Thierry Charvet, Renault Group SVP Quality. She succeeds Gérald Serain, who will leave the group soon. Marine Le Bihan is a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Mécanique et d’Aérotechnique (ENSMA Poitiers). Since 1992, she has pursued her career at the Renault Group in engineering. She joined the quality department in 2018, where she worked to improve the quality of vehicles from their inception.
Bénédicte Lenguin has been appointed Alpine General Counsel and will be a member of the brand’s Management Committee from 1 September 2022. She will also report to Quitterie de Pelleport, Renault Group SVP General Counsel. Bénédicte Lenguin is currently Chief Legal Officer of the Unify Group (TF1 Group Digital Activities). A graduate of the University of Paris Ouest Nanterre La Défense, Bénédicte Lenguin has worked as an attorney in the sports marketing and media sectors for over 20 years.
Also taking effect from 1 September, Anne-Catherine Basset will join the Alpine Management Committee as Industrial Director and Director of the Manufacture Alpine Dieppe Jean Rédélé. She will report as well to Jose Vincente de los Mozos, Renault Group EVP Industry. Luciano Biondo will now focus on the management of Renault ElectriCity. A graduate of Centrale Supélec, Anne-Catherine Basset joined Renault Group in 1998. She has spent more than 20 years within the group in product engineering and factory operations in France, Romania and India.
Soizic Pebereau has been appointed, taking effect from 1 October to the Management Committee as Director of Sponsorship & Partnerships for all Alpine activities, reporting directly to Laurent Rossi. Soizic Pebereau is a graduate of ISC Paris and the Leonardo da Vinci University and has spent her entire career in sports sponsorship and partnerships. She is currently the Hospitality Director for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. She has also worked for the Stade Français Paris Rugby, Paris Saint Germain and Roland Garros – Master Paris Bercy tennis tournaments.
“It is a great opportunity for Alpine to welcome these four talented women to support and strengthen the development of the brand in the months and years to come. Their arrival is crucial at this pivotal time for the brand and allows the Management Committee to achieve gender equality. This is a real source of strength for Alpine and proves at the highest levels that Renault Group and our great brand are promoting equal opportunities and meritocracy – values I strongly believe in,” Laurent Rossi, Alpine CEO.