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– In terms of salary, Bruno Le Maire should receive between 144,000 and 177,000 Swiss francs over thirteen months.
This is a new beginning for the former Minister of Economy. This Friday, September 13, a press release came to confirm the rumor launched by The Chained Duck last July: Bruno Le Maire found work again, but not on French soil. As of September 23, the former tenant of Bercy will join the Enterprise for Society (E4S) center, a joint institute of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), the University of Lausanne (Unil) and the International Institute for Management Development (IMD), as guest professor. It was the center itself that announced the news via a press release, relayed by The Time.
On site, at a rate of twice a weekBruno Le Maire “will teach courses on public policy topics”according to E4S. In fact, the former politician will contribute to the teaching of the master’s degree in sustainable management and technology. He will also give courses in geopolitics to bachelor students of the Faculty of HEC of the Unil, as well as courses of Business and Public Policy to MBA students at IMD. “Sharing his experience as a former minister will provide students with practical insights into how policies can be designed and adjusted to meet societal needs.”supports Jean-Philippe Bonardi, co-director of E4S.
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Between 7,000 and 8,100 euros per month
Salary-wise, the one who won “7,450 euros net per month after taxes” shouldn’t lose much. “His contract corresponds [aux salaires] “ordinarily planned”specifies Jean-Philippe Bonardi. That is to say between 144,000 and 177,000 Swiss francs over thirteen monthswithout taking into account fees. In euros, this represents between 153,000 and 188,000 euros gross per yeareither between 7,000 and 8,100 euros net per monthafter tax deduction.
According to E4S, Bruno Le Maire got the job because of his “expertise in the management of files related to decarbonization and clean energy”. “It is essential to deepen multidisciplinary thinking on the financing of the energy transition and the fight against economic inequalities”the former minister told our colleagues.
