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Anne-Marie Dutron becomes SEMI representative in France
19 May 2011 | By Mark Osborne | Going Places
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Former semiconductor engineer, Dr. Anne-Marie Dutron has been appointed general director of the SEMI European Grenoble Office. Based in Grenoble, Anne-Marie Dutron will be representing SEMI in France and the Southern Region of Europe. Her responsibilities will include providing some specific services in line with regional needs (networking, facilitator, collaborative projects, fundings, standardization) and to establish a strong association management including SEMI standards, public policy and member acquisition.
Anne-Marie has a Postgraduate and Doctorate in Materials Science and a Master in Technology and Innovation Management. She commenced her professional career with IBM as a process engineer before continuing her occupation with ST Microelectronics in business development, technical marketing and new technology sourcing management for wireless multimedia. Thereafter she moved to the newly formed ST-Ericsson venture as a public affairs and funding manager before setting up her own company for consulting semiconductor and related companies.