Our career opportunities

After obtaining a vocational training certificate in motorbike mechanics, Thierry Myrtil started out at GBH in 1990 as a mechanic. In 1994, he moved on to a position as expert rare breakdown technician and technical coordinator, before becoming head of training in 2005. ‘Passing on knowledge is an immense joy’ for Thierry, who each day shares what he has learned to develop co-workers’ skills, but also to promote the professional integration of young Martiniquais.

At Carrefour Destreland from the very beginning as a checkout assistant in 1990, Véronique Stanislas became a self-service assistant in 1992, then in 1994, a senior employee. In 2014, she was selected to undertake in-house training for the role of section manager provided by GBH. The objective being to orient employees with great potential towards roles with responsibility. On receiving her certificate, Véronique was able to take on the role of section leader in 2016. ‘What I like about GBH is that we’re given the opportunity for advancement within the Group. I am proud of my career path!’

Vincent Decaudin, assistant director of Carrefour Dillon in Martinique, talks about his career in GBH.

Véronique Louise-Alexandrine, director of Mr. Bricolage in Martinique, talks about his career in GBH.

Charles Larcher, director of Rhums Clement in Martinique, talks about his career in GBH.

Christine Martin began her career at GBH in mass retail as a manager in the checkout sector. In 2008, she became a human resources manager, then in 2015 seized the opportunity to further her career as HR Director of Automobiles Réunion, an organisation of 360 employees. ‘The Group respects people. It trusts us and gives us the freedom to be enterprising.’

Christophe Bermont, regional director Carrefour in Martinique, talks about his career in GBH.

Christophe Medlock, director of Martinique Automobiles, talks about his career in GBH.

Elarni Garcia and Leila Dixit describe their career pathway within the Group. After obtaining a university technical diploma in marketing techniques, Elarni Garcia undertook her internship at Carrefour Matoury before being hired. ‘At GBH, I have the chance to hold a position of responsibility and remain in the region I grew up in, while doing my master’s at the same time! I love my country, so to be able to develop my career in French Guiana is a real opportunity for me.’
After obtaining a vocational training certificate in customer relations and negotiation, Leila Dixit joined Carrefour Matoury in the role of deputy section manager. ‘GBH gives young Guianese people a chance, and I hope to rise to the position of sector manager.’

‘With a group like this offering in-house training for skills development, I will have the opportunity to become store manager’, confides Geoffrey.
As for Joséphine, she focuses on ‘team spirit and togetherness – Carrefour’s watchwords – where we help each other a lot’.

Geoffrey Ruffinel and Joséphine Kago – both enthusiastic and attached to their region – are ardent supporters of French Guiana, praising its modernity, culture, diversity and opportunities.

Jean-Michel Mongis, director of Carrefour Cluny in Martinique, talks about his career in GBH.

Jeannette Saoud joined Carrefour Dillon after completing degrees in biology and biochemistry. She describes her role: ‘I have three objectives: to guarantee customers’ food safety, the quality of our products and satisfaction of our customers’. In addition to these, there are environmentally conscious initiatives to avoid wastage, such as donations to the food bank.

Following an atypical route via a master’s in science and techniques of sport and physical activities, then business school, Joël Bardury obtained a master’s in human resources and joined GBH in 2013 as HR assistant at Guyane Automobile. In 2016, he became human resources manager. ‘GBH trusts us; we have a great deal of independence in our work. GBH’s human values are common to all the subsidiaries of the Group. We are also actively involved in the integration of young people; we mainly recruit young Guianese people on apprenticeship contracts.’

Lauren Genot, assistant to the administrative and financial manager at Carrefour Matoury in French Guiana, talks about his career in GBH.

After 15 years in the Renault group, Laurent Nurbel joined GBH in 2008 in the role of managing director of Runcar in Réunion, before taking the reins at Hertz – another of the Group’s subsidiaries – in 2012, again in Réunion. In 2018, a new challenge awaited him at the helm of the Hyundai and Volvo dealership in Mauritius. ‘I discovered career development was possible at GBH. Each employee gets recognition for their work, their value, and that touched me on a personal level; that’s what matters for me.’

After obtaining a university technical diploma in marketing techniques, Loïc Drané joined Norauto in French Guiana in 2014. Thanks to this initial experience, he was able to finance the rest of his studies. Following a detour via music and metropolitan France, in 2016 Loïc decided to return to French Guiana, where he worked in the automotive industry and was hired as a salesperson at Guyane Automobile. In 2017, Loïc was promoted to second-hand vehicle operations leader. ‘GBH is committed to the youth of French Guiana; Guyane Automobile supports a youth association and helps them access employment.’

Maeva Chenneberg is involved in recruiting sports enthusiasts and maintaining a convivial in-house and client-oriented atmosphere. ‘The objective is to allow young people to enter the job market.’

Joining Decathlon in 2013 as a salesperson, Mickael Morel, a sports enthusiast, benefited from an in-house training course in 2017 provided by GBH to develop his skills and access the position of section manager. ‘The Group gave me the chance to progress, and that was a huge opportunity for me.’

Marius Cosset described his career development within Guyane Automobile and the various activities he undertakes in French Guiana. He joined Guyane Automobile in 1998 as a mechanic. In 2005, he was promoted to team leader, then in 2014, he took a one-year managerial course and became the manager of Renault Minute. ‘GBH gives young people a chance, offering training courses to help them advance.’

Joining the Group in 2001 as a new-vehicle salesman at one of its subsidiaries, Mehdi Berrekama became head of the Group in 2008, then the following year head of sales. In 2014, he was appointed director of the Hyundai dealership. In eight years, Mehdi advanced from a sales position to one of managing director. ‘GBH is a group that offers career development prospects and gives everyone a chance. I pass on this chance to my whole team each day to ensure we’re all heading in the same direction.’

From an academic background in France then Trinidad, Myke Petricien joined GBH in the role of TTTL sales director in 2008. In 2012, he became director of NPS in Réunion, before continuing his journey in Guadeloupe in 2017 at the head of the company Karupneus. ‘Why did I choose GBH? I'm involved and advancing in a Martiniquais group with an international outlook.’

Myriam Jacques joined GBH in 2003 in the role of director of communications at Renault Réunion, before becoming director of imports in 2004, then sales director the following year. In 2008, she took over management of the Renault Réunion dealership. In 2009, she was promoted to the position of deputy director of Guyane Automobile in French Guiana. Three years later, Myriam left for Martinique to take up the position of deputy director of Martinique Automobiles, before returning to French Guiana as director of the Guyane Automobile dealership. ‘At GBH, people are one of our core concerns. In French Guiana, we make every effort to ensure young Guianese people have access to careers within the Group.’

Olivier Pellin, regional director of Carrefour Dominican Republic, talks about his career in GBH.

Philippe Rubal, director of Mr. Bricolage Destreland in Guadeloupe, talks about his career in GBH.

Pierre-Yves Martin, regional director of Carrefour Mauritius Island, talks about his career in GBH.

Romain Guenard, director of Decathlon in Saint-Denis in Reunion Island, talks about his career in GBH.

Romuald Delarche, regional director assistant of Carrefour Mayotte, talks about his career in GBH.

Sabrina Sandoz, director assistant of Carrefour Destreland in Guadeloupe, talks about his career in GBH.

Sébastien Foulou, sector manager of Mr. Bricolage in Reunion Island, talks about his career in GBH.

Sébastien Leuck, head of Department Euromarche in Martinique, talks about his career in GBH.

Sullivan Bousleiman, director of Carrefour in Sainte-Clotilde Reunion Island, talks about his career in GBH.

In 2001, Thierry Lebon joined GBH on Réunion as part of a work-study programme through his course at a business school specialising in mass retail. Two years later, he was hired as a self-service assistant, soon becoming deputy section leader then frozen section leader. In 2012, Thierry was promoted to miscellaneous household equipment department manager. ‘At GBH, we can do anything we set our minds to!’
In 2016, Audrey Boyer took her first steps at Mr. Bricolage as a substitute salesperson for two weeks. She was offered vocational training to become a section leader, a position she took up in 2018. ‘GBH offers career development prospects. I will have the opportunity to continue my development in the Group.’

After obtaining a vocational training certificate in motorbike mechanics, Thierry Myrtil started out at GBH in 1990 as a mechanic. In 1994, he moved on to a position as expert rare breakdown technician and technical coordinator, before becoming head of training in 2005. ‘Passing on knowledge is an immense joy’ for Thierry, who each day shares what he has learned to develop co-workers’ skills, but also to promote the professional integration of young Martiniquais.

At Carrefour Destreland from the very beginning as a checkout assistant in 1990, Véronique Stanislas became a self-service assistant in 1992, then in 1994, a senior employee. In 2014, she was selected to undertake in-house training for the role of section manager provided by GBH. The objective being to orient employees with great potential towards roles with responsibility. On receiving her certificate, Véronique was able to take on the role of section leader in 2016. ‘What I like about GBH is that we’re given the opportunity for advancement within the Group. I am proud of my career path!’

Vincent Decaudin, assistant director of Carrefour Dillon in Martinique, talks about his career in GBH.