“We rarely intervene in the reserved domain of others”: Urgo, a family business with atypical governance
STORY - The three Le Lous brothers have been alternating presidency of the group since their father took over in 2019.
Guirec’s turn. Last September, the youngest of the three Le Lous brothers succeeded, as president of the Urgo group, the youngest of the siblings, Tristan... who himself had taken over, three years earlier, from his eldest, Briac. And in three years, “Briac 2, the return!”
», laughs their father, Hervé Le Lous. 100% owners of the Urgo group, a major player in healthcare in France with 1 billion euros in turnover in 2026, the three Le Lous brothers set up, with their father, a unique governance when the latter decided to hand over the reins in 2019. Every three years, one of the three brothers takes the presidency of the group, while retaining his usual operational functions.
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