Jean-François Fortin (businessman)
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Jean-François Fortin (born 12 January 1947 in Coulonges-sur-l'Autize) is a French businessman.
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CEO of the company Maîtres laitiers du Cotentin, he was also the chairman of SM Caen, a football club which accessed the French Ligue 1 under his management.[1]
He was made a Chevalier of the Légion d'honneur in 2002.
He was investigated for "pact of corruption" based on a leaked call that sounded like a verbal deal with Jean-Marc Conrad, president of the Nîmes football club, right before the 2014 Caen-Nîmes match took place. He was relaxed in 2020.[2] Contested for many years, and after a failed attempt to buy the club's majority shares, he was ousted by the board of SM Caen in May 2018,[3] after 17 years in position.[4]
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