Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire in the news

Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire has opened new offices, providing diverse services, including specialized equine sector support and guidance on agricultural business transfers.

An event on agricultural installation and transmission in Maine-et-Loire is scheduled for November 27 with multiple sector experts including Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire.

Patricia Granat from Lozère became president of Cerfrance Région Occitanie, overseeing a large regional federation of accounting and consulting agencies.

Cerfrance relocated its Maine-et-Loire offices to Grez-Neuville in a new energy-efficient building to improve employee workspaces and client reception.

Cerfrance moved its Maine-et-Loire office to a larger, modern facility in Grez-Neuville to better serve its 350 members and improve employee workspaces.

Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire is modernizing its agencies to enhance client and employee experience and strengthen local business support.

Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire is expanding and modernizing its Angers headquarters to enhance facilities and support growth.

Cerfrance is renovating and expanding its Angers headquarters with new buildings and energy-efficient upgrades, completing by early 2027.

Record high agricultural incomes in Maine-et-Loire for 2022 driven by livestock and crops according to Cerfrance data.

Horticulture at Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire saw net results per operator rise substantially by 2022, though the overall 2022 outlook is mixed.

Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire's president reviews the 2022 financial growth and mixed performance of the regional horticulture sector.

Horticulture in Maine-et-Loire shows mixed economic results influenced by distribution channels, rising costs, and varying demand.

François Lenglet visits Angers Thursday with Cerfrance Maine et Loire, featuring an interview with its general director.

Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire announces new leadership with Michel Besançon as general director and Stéphane Folliot as president, emphasizing its associative accounting model and diverse clientele.

Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire appointed new leadership while TGS France merged with Quadr’innov to strengthen its innovation consulting services.

Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire appointed new leadership while TGS France merged with Quadr’innov to strengthen its consulting and innovation services.

Stéphane Folliot became president of Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire, a consulting and accounting group serving 5,000 local businesses, with Michel Besançon appointed as general director.

Weekly local economy show featuring Cerfrance Maine et Loire discussing 2022 economic updates and real estate company myths for local entrepreneurs.

Cerfrance Maine-et-Loire has opened a new 1.7 million euro office in Cholet to accommodate rapid staff growth and improve employee working conditions.

Cerfrance's Cholet agency moved to a larger, eco-friendly office on rue de Tours to accommodate growth and staff needs.