Jean-Marc Groelly Appointed New Managing Partner at NautaDutilh Luxembourg

NautaDutilh Avocats Luxembourg has announced the appointment of Jean-Marc Groelly as managing partner, effective 1 September 2024.

Jean-Marc succeeds Josée Weydert, who has held the role since 2008. Josée will continue to be actively involved in client work as head of NautaDutilh Luxembourg's banking and finance practice.

Jean-Marc Groelly currently leads the Luxembourg tax practice of NautaDutilh. He specialises in international tax law, focusing on tax aspects related to investment funds, private equity, real estate, mergers and acquisitions, finance, restructurings and capital markets transactions. He joined NautaDutilh in 2006 and became a partner in 2008.

Josée Weydert commented: "Congratulations to Jean-Marc on his appointment. He has been a pillar of NautaDutilh for many years and possesses a deep understanding of both our firm and its clients. He has great judgement and clients commend him for his extensive experience and critical knowledge. I am confident that he will lead our Luxembourg office towards achieving its strategic goals while delivering first-class legal advice to our clients."

Lieke van der Velden, board member of NautaDutilh, added: "We are very pleased that Jean-Marc will head our Luxembourg office. He will undoubtedly excel in this role. At the same time, we would like to thank Josée for her excellent leadership over the past sixteen years. Her significant contribution to building a diverse team comprising professionals from various backgrounds, languages and cultures stands out."

Jean-Marc Groelly stated: "I am honoured to take on this new role during such a meaningful year as we celebrate our firm's 300th anniversary. I am grateful for Josée's longstanding commitment and for the trust and support from my colleagues within the partnership. I look forward to steering our talented professionals through future opportunities and challenges, so that together, we can continue to provide top-notch service to our clients."