Suez CEO Bertrand Camus has signalled that he will step down and not join the venture capital-backed buy-out of the company after the merger with Veolia. It is devastating news for the Suez employees who bought into his vision for the future of the company during the takeover battle, but it is also a signal of the new direction that Suez is likely to be travelling in. Camus' vision was based on developing the inter-relationship between technology, assets and service. New owners Meridiam and GIP are likely to want to use the company as a platform on which to build a portfolio of water infrastructure assets. It will probably involve shipping some infrastructure finance experts into the executive committee.
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机译：Suez Ceo Bertrand Camus已经发出信号，他将在与Veolia合并后，他将下降，而不是加入公司的合资资本支持的买入公司。 它是为苏伊士员工提供毁灭性的新闻，他们在收购战斗中向公司的未来购买了愿景，但它也是苏伊兹可能旅行的新方向的信号。卡姆斯的愿景是基于发展 技术，资产和服务之间的相互关系。 新所有者Meridiam和GIP很可能希望将公司作为建立水基础设施资产组合的平台。 它可能涉及将一些基础设施财务专家发运到执行委员会。
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