Pierre-Etienne Montenot, former Director of Europe at Amazon, takes over at the helm of Tut Tut
Tut Tut, a platform specialising in collaborative and responsible delivery for professionals and private individuals, is pulling out all the stops and appointing an exceptional talent to its general management team. Pierre-Etienne Montenot, a European figure in the Amazon world.
Tut Tut appoints former Amazon employee Pierre-Etienne Montenot as CEO
Tut Tut, the collaborative delivery platform, has announced the appointment of Pierre-Etienne Montenot as its new CEO. The founder of Tut Tut, Vincent Chabbert, is very proud of this appointment, as Pierre-Etienne Montenot spent 11 years at Amazon, notably as Director of Europe.
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Do you commute to work every day by car, bike or scooter? By creating an account on the free Cotransporte app with Tut Tut, you can make the most of your journeys by bringing parcels of various sizes to their destination.
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This SME, founded by Vincent Chabbert in Avignon, continues to grow, given the virtues of its innovative business model. A last-mile delivery service operated by co-transporters on daily routes throughout France.
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The Tut tut app helps people make the most of their daily journeys by delivering groceries. It claims 800 co-deliverers around Toul.
Tut Tut, the collaborative delivery service, rolls out in Haut-Rhin
Following an initial partnership with Match supermarkets in the Bas-Rhin department in June, the Tut Tut collaborative delivery service is now ...
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Julien Wavrant Sales Director of the start-up Tut Tut, the Blablacar for parcels
In Alsace, it's now possible to have your shopping or parcels delivered to your home without going through the big platforms like Uber or Deliveroo. The application is called Tut Tut and it has just been launched in the region.
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Inflation and high petrol prices are making many French people inventive when it comes to new sources of income.
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Do you know about co-transportation?
Up to €3,000 more per household! That's how much you can save with co-transportation.
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Another recent initiative in the car-sharing family is Tut Tut: Tut Tut
A co-transport platform.
It enables private individuals to become “co-deliverers”, making deliveries within a 30km radius.
Remuneration varies between €5 and €9 on average, depending on the distance and volume of the order.