Ramsay Santé
Brigitte Cachon is the Group Chief Impact and Sustainability Officer at Ramsay Santé since September 2021, where responsibilities include overseeing communication, branding, and corporate social responsibility. With extensive experience in communication and sustainability roles, Brigitte previously held key positions at ORPEA, Gecina, Crédit Agricole Assurances, Kering, and Technip. Notable achievements encompass the implementation of commercial publishing policies, multimedia projects, event organization, and internal communication tools. Brigitte holds a Master's degree in Communication from CELSA Paris-Sorbonne, an Executive Development certificate from INSEAD, and has a double license in Anthropology and Linguistics from Université Paris-Sorbonne. Additional educational credentials include a strategic management program at Cegos.
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Ramsay Santé
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After the acquisition of the Capio Group in 2018, Ramsay Santé has become Europe's leading private hospital and primary care companies. The group now has 36,000 employees and works with nearly 8,600 private practitioners. Present in 5 countries, France, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Italy, the group treats more than 7 million patients per year in its 350 establishments. In hospitalization, Ramsay Santé offers almost all medical and surgical treatments in three business lines: Medicine-Surgery-Obstetrics (MCO), Follow-up and Rehabilitation Care (SSR) and Mental Health. Wherever it is present, the group participates in public health service missions and in the health network of the country, as in Sweden where the group has more than a hundred local health centres. The quality and safety of care is the group's priority in all the countries where it operates. This is why the group is today one of the references in modern medicine, especially in ambulatory surgery and enhanced recovery after surgery (ARS). The group also invests more than €200 million every year in its establishments, whether in new surgical and imaging technologies, or in the construction and modernisation of establishments. It also innovates at the service of patients with new digital tools and by developing its organisations to improve the efficiency of care.