APL Data Center
Emma Labastie is an experienced finance and accounting professional, currently serving as a Comptable at APL expert en data centers since April 2023. Previously, Emma worked as a Gestionnaire de projet for Lucie Association from October 2021 to March 2023 and as a Contrôleur de gestion at Société Générale Factoring from September 2020 to July 2021, where responsibilities included quarterly reporting for major clients and the implementation of a new reporting system. Emma's earlier experience includes three years as an Assistante comptable at Compagnie Fiduciaire, managing a portfolio of 25 clients and overseeing various accounting and tax-related tasks. Emma holds a Master’s degree in Comptabilité Contrôle Audit from Paris School of Business and a DCG from INES Expertise.
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APL Data Center
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Founded in 1983, APL is a Group specialised in the consultancy, engineering, construction and operation of data centers. Through its "Organic Design" mission, APL is committed to creating data centers in symbiosis with their environment, so that the proliferation of digital infrastructures is compatible with the sustainable development of territories. Its services are based around four activities: data center consultancy and engineering, IT consultancy and engineering, maintenance and operation, and sustainable IT. APL is accredited as a Tier Designer and Operations Specialist by the Uptime Institute, and has been awarded the silver medal in the Ecovadis CSR ranking. APL has carried out thousands of assignments for companies such as Air France, BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole, DATA4, Dataxion, Econocom, Equinix, Groupama, Groupe Casino, Digital Realty (ex Interxion), Macif, Orange, Sigma, SNCF, Telehouse, Vinci and many public-sector organisations. With offices in Paris (head office), Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, Rennes, Toulouse and Lausanne, APL is expected to generate sales of €55 million in 2023, with more than 170 employees, and is developing its activities in Europe and Africa.