Greenyard NV
Adrien Gentile has a diverse work experience spanning over 15 years. Adrien started their career with an internship at Alexander Forbes in 2004. Adrien then worked as an intern at PricewaterhouseCoopers in 2005 before joining PPG Industries for an internship in business development. In 2007, Adrien became a strategy consultant at Roland Berger Strategy Consultants.
Adrien's career took a turn towards procurement and supply chain when they joined Groupe Casino in 2009. Adrien served as a Chargé de missions and later became a Chef de projets achats. Adrien then moved on to Delhaize Group in 2010, where they held various roles including Project Manager, Program Manager, and Procurement, Pricing & Supply Chain Manager.
In 2016, Adrien Gentile joined Brussels Airlines as a Strategic sourcing & procurement manager. Adrien played a vital role in sourcing and procurement strategy for the company for three years. Most recently, Adrien serves as Group Procurement Director at Greenyard, starting in 2019.
Throughout their career, Adrien has developed expertise in procurement, strategic sourcing, program management, and business planning. Adrien has worked in various industries, gaining valuable experience in both strategy consulting and corporate roles.
Adrien Gentile obtained a Master of Science degree in Business Administration and Management from HEC Paris between 2003 and 2007.
Greenyard NV
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Greenyard NV, formerly Greenyard Foods NV, is a Belgium-based company active in the food processing industry. It is engaged in the development, production and sale of frozen fruit and vegetables, vegetable mixes, frozen herbs; ready-to-use culinary preparations, such as pre-fried or grilled frozen vegetables, vegetable mixes in doypacks, soups and sauces, frozen pasta and rice, frozen cold salads, and frozen fruit pies and vegetable pies, among others, as well as fries and potato products, such as frozen French fries, frozen mashed potatoes and dehydrated potato flakes, among others. The Company has vegetable production sites situated in agricultural areas in Belgium, France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Poland and Hungary, as well as in China.