Christophe BOMMIER

About Christophe BOMMIER

Christophe Bommier is a seasoned executive at Mersen, the global expert in materials and equipment for extreme environments and electrical reliability. His career within the Group reflects a long-term progression built on technical expertise, industrial leadership and international exposure. He began his professional path at Péchiney as an R&D engineer before joining Mersen in 1989, where he was quickly appointed head of the braking business. That early responsibility gave him a strong operational understanding of industrial performance, product development and the needs of customers working in demanding environments. From 1998 onward, Christophe Bommier took on a more international role when he moved to the United States to lead Mersen’s High Temperature business in North America. This experience broadened his perspective and exposed him to larger-scale markets and multicultural organizations. In 2006, he was appointed head of the High Temperature business in Asia, and in 2010 he became global head of the High Temperature activity. These successive roles underline his ability to manage technology-intensive businesses, coordinate teams across multiple geographies and build a coherent global industrial strategy. In 2011, he joined Mersen’s Executive Board, confirming his status as one of the Group’s top leaders. He later became Group VP in charge of Technology, Research, Innovation and Business Support, also referred to as CTO. In this role, he helped shape innovation priorities, strengthen R&D capabilities and align commercial needs with industrial performance and technological development. His profile, combining materials science, industrial management and international leadership, has been a major asset for Mersen in sectors such as energy, electronics, transportation and process industries. A graduate of ESPCI Paris, Christophe Bommier exemplifies a technically grounded leadership style, with a strong focus on industrial transformation and value creation through innovation. According to Mersen’s recent communications, he retired in 2025 after overseeing the transition of his responsibilities.