After the departure of Jean-Jacques Stauch, general director of SIGUY and SIMKO, retiring at the end of 2024 after more than 32 years of career. The boards of directors of the Société Immobilière de la Guyane (SIGUY) and the Société Immobilière de Kourou (SIMKO) have appointed Crystelle Dib-Pitrolle as his successor.
The assumption of office by Crystelle Dib-Pitrolle as general manager of the two companies therefore took effect on January 1, 2025.
A graduate of Montpellier Business School in organizational management, she also holds a degree in social psychology from Paul Valéry Montpellier III University.
Crystelle Dib-Pitrolle began her career in 2005 within the PARFAIT Group, brand HYPER U, where she successively held the positions of management controller and head of an Economic Interest Group (EIG).
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In 2008, she joined the Société Martiniquaise de HLM as project manager in the territorial department. In 2010, she was appointed director of customer services and managed all front office and commercial activities, with significant performance in customer recovery, rental vacancy reduction and social innovation.
Crystelle Dib-Pitrolle is also involved in internal reorganization projects and pilots operational processes as part of the ISO9001 quality certification obtained in 2021. From 2018, she is involved in the project to create a secondary establishment of the SMHLM in Guyana.
She was also a director of Crédit Mutuel Antilles-Guyane and served as industrial tribunal advisor for MEDEF Martinique, strengthening her expertise in social law and management of social relations.
Structuring projects for Guyana
“We are pleased to welcome Crystelle Dib-Pitrolle to the CDC Habitat Group, as general manager of our two Guyanese SIDOMs, SIGUY and SIMKO. Crystelle Dib-Pitrolle's career clearly illustrates her knowledge of habitat issues and overseas territories. We will thus be able to continue implementing the ambitious objectives of SIGUY and SIMKO to respond to the social, societal and environmental challenges of housing in Guyana, serving the inhabitants of the territory. » explains Anne-Sophie Grave, president of the board of directors of CDC Habitat.
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SIGUY
Historical social landlord of Guyana created in 1975, SIGUY (Société Immobilière de la Guyane) has been housing families for nearly 50 years. Its achievements include neighborhoods over 40 years old, which have been part of the history of certain municipalities since its creation, SIGUY strives to build housing adapted to the needs of Guyanese families; Today, it manages 8,267 housing units and homes (mainly social and very social) as well as 248 businesses spread from east to west along the coast.
SIMKO
Created in 1967 to initially manage the housing of CNES (National Center for Space Studies) agents, SIMKO (Société Immobilière de Kourou) became the main lessor of the space city. Over the years, the company has evolved and extended its real estate stock throughout the Guyanese territory, offering low-rent housing to families in Guyana. Today, SIMKO manages 9,943 housing units and homes, as well as 355 businesses, making it one of the main social landlords in the region.
