Groupe Luminess in the news

Stephane Labadie is the CEO of Groupe Luminess, with detailed info available to API subscribers.

Luminess invested in cybersecurity startup A3BC to boost its digital identity services, leveraging A3BC's Trustme app approved for government authentication.

Luminess, a digital service provider based in Mayenne and Changé, processes Carte Vitale requests and supports large organizations with secure data handling and IT services, while expanding its workforce.

Luminess launched a new Laval site to enhance recruitment and R&D, focusing on software development and digital innovation while leasing the building to prioritize innovation investments.

Luminess, a digital service provider based in Mayenne and Changé, processes Carte Vitale requests and serves large organizations with secure data handling and IT solutions, while actively expanding its workforce.

Salary talks at Luminess in Mayenne stalled as unions reject insufficient wage increase offers, leading to ongoing worker protests.

About 100 Luminess employees in Mayenne protested for better pay and fairer salary structures amid ongoing negotiations.

Trade unions at Luminess call for an indefinite strike over insufficient salary increase offers during annual negotiations.

Luminess in Mayenne processes and digitizes around 100,000 daily document requests for financial and insurance clients with a 160-person workforce.

Luminess processes 100,000 daily paper and digital requests in Mayenne, employing 160 staff to digitize and manage data for financial and administrative clients, with plans to expand.

Luminess is expanding with a new engineering-focused site in Laval to attract talent and leverage a digital ecosystem, while keeping its headquarters in Mayenne.

Luminess appoints Bruno Vergé as CEO and François Légaut as deputy general manager to continue growth after Thibault Lanxade leaves to become a prefect.

Bruno Vergé took over as CEO of Groupe Luminess in July 2023, with François Légaut as deputy CEO, to lead its digital business expansion.

Luminess has centralized its teams into a modernized Mayenne site to better support its digital transformation and operational needs.

Thibault Lanxade, CEO of data processing group Luminess, was appointed Prefect of Indre, with company governance changes pending.

Thibault Lanxade, CEO of Luminess, is appointed prefect of Indre, promoting employee profit-sharing amid a major prefectural reshuffle.

Thibault Lanxade, CEO of Groupe Luminess, was appointed prefect of Indre in a major government reshuffle.

Employees of Groupe Luminess are cycling 600 km to connect its four French sites for the company's 120th anniversary.

Vincent Favreau, with 31 years at Luminess, is named executive director of commerce to drive sales growth.

Luminess invested 100 million euros to open a large US center in Omaha for a major patent processing contract with the US government, employing 300 Americans and expanding its US presence.