Brouxel & Rabia Luxembourg Law Firm is delighted to welcome two new joiners to the firm :
Nacéra RABIA will hold the position of Marketing, Digital and Communication Manager.
She has more than 21 years of experience in the banking sector, in which she successively worked as Advertising & Communication officer, Investment & Insurance Product Manager, Sales Support and Non-Financial Risk Officer, a range of competences that will definitely contribute to the success of our firm.
"After the COVID and like many people, I wanted to make a career change to find a new breath and return to my first loves. Communication and creation became obvious to me. François and Samia have given me the opportunity to join their incredible team, whose qualities immediately stroke me (both in terms of human values and high level of expertise). The mutual enhancement promoted by B&R at all levels offers a unique opportunity for each of its collaborators to make a considerable contribution and “make a difference”. I really feel privileged to be part of Brouxel & Rabia Luxembourg Law Firm’s great and exciting venture and I will do my very best to promote B&R’s expertise to meet the team’s and clients’ expectations".
Marie NIMSGERN will assist Nacéra with Brouxel & Rabia’s Marketing and Communication.
She finished a technical degree (DUT) in “Marketing techniques”, before doing a Bachelor in “Digital Commerce and Marketing” and recently graduated with a Master in “Management of Marketing & Communication Strategies”. She worked as a Communication Officer in the industrial sector before doing some business development and marketing in another Luxembourg law firm, where she strengthened her experience in the innovation sector in Luxembourg.
“During my job interview, I was impressed by the personality, the strong leadership and the human touch of Samia and François. They advocate excellence, respect, team spirit and a feedback culture. I am excited about the idea of being able to personally contribute to this new adventure together with Nacéra, Head of Marketing, Digital & Communication and the whole team”.
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