"On the art of receiving… 3500 ‘guests’ between now and 2014!"

ITER is starting to fill out… This is evidenced both by the construction, the progress of which is now plainly visible, and by its staffing, with a first wave of employees expected during the second half of 2012. These employees will have to be housed, along with their families, close to their place of work. With this deadline in mind, the ITER France Agency and the WOIC (Welcome Office for International Companies) issued a call for partners in order to select three companies specializing in employee relocation. ITER France’s Emmanuelle Bellange, ITER’s Welcome Office manager, was in charge of coordinating this step, considered crucial for the venture to succeed.