Camille Challan Belval

Camille Challan Belval has a diverse work experience in various roles and industries. Camille started their career as a Collaboratrice comptable stagiaire at YZICO, where they performed accounting tasks and worked on specific projects such as sector analysis and cash flow forecasting. Camille then joined ICN Junior Conseil as a Controleuse qualité, responsible for quality control.

Following that, Camille worked at PwC Luxembourg as a Junior Auditor, specializing in fund investments and real estate audits. Camille conducted audit tests and worked on tasks such as cash reconciliation and creating databases.

After that, they joined ENGIE as a Stage auditeur interne, where they supported audit missions, including financial and ethical audits.

Camille continued their audit career at Air Liquide France as a Stage auditeur interne, where they gained experience in internal auditing.

Camille then joined EY as an Auditeur senior, where they worked as a senior auditor for two years.

In 2018, Camille joined SeaBird as a Consultant financier, where they completed several internal control missions for banking and insurance groups. Their responsibilities included control standardization, developing control procedures, conducting trainings, and assisting the CFO in implementing management control.

Since 2020, Camille has been with Kbrw, initially as a Payroll and HR Admin Specialist, involved in various HR administrative tasks such as payroll, on/off boarding, and employee benefits. Camille also took part in several HR projects, including telecommuting policies and working time agreements. Later, they transitioned into the role of Office Manager, continuing their administrative HR responsibilities and supporting initiatives such as employee relations, school partnerships, and training.

Most recently, Camille joined Swan as an HR operations manager in 2023.

From 2012 to 2016, Camille Challan Belval attended ICN business school, although the degree obtained and field of study pursued during this period are unknown.