Marie Lafdal
About Marie Lafdal
Marie Lafdal is a Finance Manager with extensive experience in both European and Australian markets, currently working at Red Badger in London. She has a strong background in auditing and finance, having held various roles at notable companies such as Yoplait and KPMG.
Work at Red Badger
Marie Lafdal has been serving as the Finance Manager at Red Badger since 2018. In this role, she oversees financial operations and contributes to the strategic financial planning of the organization. Her experience in both European and Australian markets allows her to bring a global perspective to the financial management processes at Red Badger.
Education and Expertise
Marie Lafdal holds a Master's degree in Audit and Control from IÉSEG School of Management, which she completed between 2004 and 2010. Additionally, she studied Accounting and Business/Management at Concordia University during an exchange year from 2006 to 2007. Her educational background supports her expertise in financial compliance and risk management.
Background in Auditing
Marie Lafdal has a substantial background in auditing, having worked in various roles that include External Audit Junior at KPMG and Senior External Auditor at Cabinet Pansard & Associés. Her experience spans from 2010 to 2014, where she developed a strong understanding of financial compliance and internal controls.
Professional Experience
Marie Lafdal has accumulated diverse professional experience in the finance sector. She worked as an Internal Auditor and Accounting Analyst at Yoplait (General Mills) for 8 months in 2014 and later as a Commercial Finance Analyst from 2015 to 2018. Her roles have included internships in accounting and administration, enhancing her practical knowledge in finance.
Language Proficiency
Marie Lafdal is fluent in multiple languages, which enhances her ability to communicate effectively in diverse international settings. This skill is particularly beneficial in her current role at Red Badger, where collaboration with global teams is essential.