La Maison Française du Verre
Laury-Ann Dorville is a Trade Marketing & Digital Manager at La Maison Française du Verre, managing the PYREX and Duralex brands since February 2023. Previously, Dorville served as a Branding and Packaging Project Manager at Lidl France from February 2020 to February 2023. Earlier professional experience includes a role in project translation at BNAE, where document translation and organizational tasks were performed in the aeronautics field, as well as a promotion role at Maison de Martinique, focusing on client interaction and social media promotion. Dorville also worked at HSBC Private Banking as a Banking Flow Manager, overseeing corporate payments and client relations. Educational qualifications include a Master 2 in Interpretation and Trilingual Communication from Université Paris Cité, alongside a Licence in Applied Languages in English and German.
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La Maison Française du Verre
La Maison Française du Verre est le fabricant de Pyrex® et Duralex®. Le Groupe emploie 750 personnes dans le monde entre ses bureaux à Vincennes, en Europe et au Moyen-Orient, et ses usines de production, à Châteauroux pour Pyrex® et à La Chapelle Saint-Mesmin pour Duralex®. Créée en 1915, Pyrex® est connue pour son verre borosilicate ultra-résistant à la chaleur. Pyrex® place les produits au cœur des préoccupations et des usages du consommateur – préparer, cuire, conserver, servir et emporter. Créée en 1945 Duralex® produit des objets en verre trempé pour l’art de la table. 350 références et 7 teintes différentes composent l'offre Duralex®, des gobelets à l'assiette, saladiers, boîtes de conservation et autres accessoires de table. La priorité du Groupe est de développer des produits sains et durables, dans une logique vertueuse pour l’environnement et ses consommateurs, de la cuisine à la table. La Maison Française du Verre is the manufacturer of Pyrex® and Duralex®, world-famous brands of cooking utensils and tableware, in glass. The Group employs 750 collaborators in the world, in its offices in Vincennes, in Europe and in Middle East, and in its glass production factories, in Châteauroux for Pyrex® and in La Chapelle Saint-Mesmin for Duralex®. Created in 1915, Pyrex® is known for its borosilicate glass, ultra resistant to heat. yrex® puts the products in the heart of the concerns and uses of the consumer – to prep, cook, store, serve and take away. Created in 1945 Duralex® manufactures tempered glass products for tableware. 350 references and 7 different colors makes up the Duralex® offer, from tumblers to plates, salad bowls, storage boxes and other table accessories. The priority of the Group is to develop healthy and durable products, in a virtuous logic for the environment and its consumers, from kitchen to table. More information on www.pyrex.fr and www.duralex.com