Covage
Paul Saunier is an experienced project manager specializing in network deployment, currently serving as Chef de projet déploiement réseaux actifs at COVAGE since May 2022. Previous roles include Responsable de travaux FTTH at Axione, where oversight of fiber optic network deployment for the public network of Eure was a key responsibility. Paul has also held positions such as Chef de projet déploiement at Linkt - Groupe Altitude, managing various phases of deployment projects, and as Business manager at Abylsen, leading a team of consultants in diverse industries. Earlier career experiences include apprentice project management at the DSI conseil départemental de Seine Maritime and an IT project management role at Volvo Trucks, focusing on data flow simplification. Academic qualifications were obtained at ESIGELEC - École d'Ingénieurs-Es Généralistes from 2012 to 2017.
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Covage
Telco operator specialized in fiber deployment and IP services. In 2006, Axia formed Covage, a French company jointly owned by Axia Networks France, a wholly owned subsidiary of Axia, and our then French partner, VINCI Networks (VINCI), a wholly owned subsidiary of VINCI Construction France. In May 2011 Cube Communications Infrastructure Fund purchased all of the shares previously owned by VINCI, and today Axia and Cube each hold 50% of Covage. Covage's Next Generation Network (NGN) is comprised of 19 public initiative networks and a 3,700-kilometre national fibre backbone that creates a ringed network from Paris to Montpellier in the south of France. Together, the NGN serves 1,809 communities with a population of 5.1 million people and almost 34,000 businesses of all sizes. The fibre backbone, with an available bandwidth of 400 Gbps (expandable to 800 Gbps), has improved Covage's service offering to current and prospective customers by enabling customers to connect directly to Paris, the global gateway for France. It also enhances Covage's competitive position with respect to new prospective network segments.