Governance
Board of Directors
Alain Wilmouth
Alain Wilmouth studied Economics and Management at the University of Strasbourg (UNISTRA). A self-taught expert and entrepreneur, he has built his technical expertise and reputation in the IT industry over more than 34 years. His experience in senior management positions within the IT sector has enabled him to develop strong leadership expertise and a deep understanding of business, while further sharpening his technical knowledge. He co-founded 2CRSi with his brother Michel at the end of 2004.
Estelle Schang
Michel Wilmouth
Jean-Louis Wilmouth
As the permanent representative of Holding Alain Wilmouth, Jean-Louis Wilmouth is retired. After training as a carpenter and cabinetmaker, he qualified as a Master Craftsman in carpentry and cabinetmaking in 1961.
He joined Stadler in Forbach in 1964 before becoming warehouse manager at Meubles Moeser in Forbach, a position he held until 1970. From 1971 until his retirement, Jean-Louis Wilmouth managed the family business, Meubles WILMOUTH.
Hervé Landau
Lilla Merabet
Lilla Merabet was the director of the Fondation de France Grand Est from 2008 to 2015. She also was Vice-President of the Alsace Region and of the Grand Est Region until 2021, where she developed a recognised strategy for the structuring of innovation ecosystems, attractiveness and sector strategy. She is currently General Delegate of the Force Foundation for research and innovation in health and senior advisor for industrial and public policy projects. She is also an independent director of several companies (2CRSi, Opta LP, Ecole 42 Mulhouse, ARSEA).
Nathalie Roos
As a board director and strategic advisor, she brings recognized expertise in business transformation (spin-offs, restructuring, and operational efficiency), corporate governance, and sustainability. Her leadership is underpinned by a strong commitment to transparency, responsible business practices, and human impact, drawing on extensive international experience across family-owned businesses, listed companies, and private equity-backed organizations.