Gilles Lapierre, former managing director of Cycles Lapierre, broke the silence in a statement after the placement of the brand Dijonnaise in judicial reform. He left at the end of 2022, defending his balance sheet and pointed, without naming them, to the decisions taken after his departure.
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Gilles Lapierre, former managing director of Cycles Lapierre, broke the silence in a statement after the placement of the brand Dijonnaise in judicial reform. He left at the end of 2022, defending his balance sheet and pointed, without naming them, to the decisions taken after his departure.