Satanislas Zézé is Ivorian, he is the CEO of Bloomfield Investment Corporation with headquarters in Côte d’Ivoire and a representative office in Cameroon.
After studying Business Law in France, he joined the Eastern Michigan Institute of Political Science and Economics where he obtained a degree in Economics. He was then admitted to the prestigious University of Michigan School of Business and Administration where he graduated with a Master on Public Administration (MPA).
During his career, Stanislas ZEZE successively held the positions of Risk Manager at the National Bank of Detroit and Senior Control & Country Risk Analyst at the World Bank in Washington.
He then joined the African Development Bank in Abidjan and Tunis as Senior Country Risk Officer, and in 2004 became Regional Director of Credit Risk at Shell Oil Africa for West and Central Africa. In 2007, he created Bloomfield Investment Corporation based in Abidjan which he joined in 2008 as CEO.
Bloomfield Investment Corporation is one of the four financial rating agencies in Africa.
Stanislas ZEZE is a member of the Association of American Public Administrators and a member of Pi Sigma Alpha (political science honorary society). He was awarded a prize at the 2014 Leadership Forum in Abidjan.
