Everything AGS: events, projects, the success of our teams worldwide, the news within our network, etc.
Between early February and the end of April 2018, over 40 members of the AGS Morocco team, coordinated by Clément Beauvais, the branch’s deputy director, handled the transportation, unpacking, assembly and setting up of the new Lalla Khadija multidisciplinary training… Read more
Posted in: Africa, News at a Glance
Tag(s): Morocco
The AGS Marseille team worked on the Toulon military arsenal site and participated in the shipping of humanitarian aid for a maternity hospital in Ouakam, Senegal. Read more
Posted in: Africa, Corporate News, Europe, News at a Glance
Tag(s): Marseille, Senegal
Our AGS UK colleagues attended the conference “Should I Stay or Should I Go?” on the 15th of March 2018. Read more
Posted in: Corporate News, Europe
Tag(s): London
There were plenty of beautiful smiles and great spirit during the rugby tournament organized by the Cocody Rugby Abidjan Club on 15 April at the Lycée Classique de Cocody. Read more
Posted in: Africa, News at a Glance
Tag(s): afrique, Ivory Coast
A touch of class was brought to the slopes of Mount Everest on the 29th of April 2018, as our esteemed colleague Andrew Elliman, member of The World’s Highest Dinner Party team (and of the AGS 360 team in London),… Read more
Posted in: Asia, News at a Glance
Tag(s): Asie, London, Népal
On the 1st of May, the Independence Square was lively with excitement as workers from both public and private companies of the 10 regions of the country gathered to commemorate the 2018 May Day (Worker’s day) celebrations. Read more
AGS Paris has received the certificate of recognition of Corporate Social Responsibility for its outstanding contribution to the FIDI Charity Project Operation Smile, being the highest charity donor during the recent FIDI Conference in San Diego. Read more
Here is some advice which we have compiled for you, to help you avoid ten pitfalls of a relocation. Read more
Posted in: Moving Tips
Tag(s): Moving Tips
Most children adapt easily to new surroundings. However, the move itself and the weeks that follow can be quite difficult for some. The tips below will help you make the transition easier for them. After all, your children are more important than your most prized belongings. Read more
Posted in: Africa, Moving Tips
Tag(s): Moving Tips
