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The Middle Market Key to #EU #Recovery: New Study Finds Economic Pulse in #Europe

A new study by a group of European business schools and GE Capital found that companies from the so-called middle market based in four key EU countries – Germany, France, Italy and the U.K. – added a combined 200,000 jobs between 2007 and 2010, despite the great recession.

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Clara Gaymard, President, General Electric France

October 15, 2010

From jet engines and healthcare devices to entertainment and finance, General Electric embodies the multinational multi-tasking conglomerate. Douglas Herbert met Clara Gaymard, President of General Electric, France.

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