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ON 15 DECEMBER 1980 THE “COMPAGNIE DES EXPERTS EN GESTION D’ENTREPRISE” (ASSOCIATION OF COURT APPOINTED EXPERTS IN CORPORATE MANAGEMENT), WAS FOUNDED, WITH THE AIM OF “DEVELOPING AND PROMOTING THE QUALITY OF COURT APPOINTED CORPORATE MANAGEMENT EXPERTISE”

The President of the Association until 1999 was Robert GANDUR. Françoise RAUSCH was then elected President and Robert GANDUR was elected Honorary President.

The Association became a National Association and its name was changed to become the “Compagnie Nationale des Experts Judiciaires en Gestion d’Entreprise” (National Association of Court Appointed Experts in Corporate Management) on the decision of its Annual General Assembly held on 23 June 1981.

Since its creation, the National Association of Court Appointed Experts in Corporate Management continuously pursued the main missions it had set itself, which include in particular:

1 The on going training of experts in corporate management, during workshops and seminars where either general themes of management expertise or specific case studies are studied, reviewed and discussed.

2 Members of the association are continuously reminded of the essential rules of the code of ethics.

3 Information from experts on the evolution of case law and expertise.

4 The participation in the work of the National Committee of Experts of Justice, of unions and associations of experts to improve the quality of judicial expertise.

5 Information to judges, magistrates, professionals and consulars on the specific nature of management expertise and the types of missions management experts are likely to accomplish.

In fact, in the legal world there is an increasing demand for the requirement to call on expert technicians in business, still exercising or having exercised responsibilities allowing them to worthily assist judges in complex cases.

The corporate management expert, whose mission is to clarify the judge, must be both a generalist, to understand the company in its entirety and in the dynamics it generates, but also an analyst capable of understanding all the market dynamics as well as the use of technologies, the allocation of financial resources, the organization of sales and distribution networks or the impact of unfair competition.

This is how the management expert differentiates himself from his colleagues as the skills and qualifications in the techniques peculiar to them have allowed them to stand out from members of their profession as a legal expert. It therefore becomes easier to position the management expertise in all fields, known as economic fields.

The Association is made up of statutory members, subscribers and honorary members. Association membership involves for its members a determined desire to work together to reinforce the quality of the cooperation provided by its members to justice.

By the law of the 11 February 2004 and its implementing decree of the 23 December 2004, the law of expertise has been vastly modified.

In fact, this law and its implementing decree redefine the means of registering and reregistering experts on Court of Appeal lists and on the Supreme Court list, and are also a reminder of the obligations of experts notably in terms of training.

The National Association of Court Appointed Experts in Corporate Management is sharing the approach of excellence of the law of the 11 February 2004 and has modified its rules and regulations in such a way as to be able to integrate experts registered in a probationary capacity on the list of experts drawn up by a Court of Appeal, in their capacity as subscribers and to thus contribute to their training.

The National Association of Court Appointed Experts in Corporate Management is a member:
 of the National Council of Associations of Court Appointed Experts (C.N.C.E.J) recognised as state-approved by decree of the 31 March 2008,
 the Union of Associations of experts near the Court of Appeal of Paris (U.C.E.C.A.P)