Eugenia
President
As head of cultural programming on the family estate in Normandy, Eugenia oversees the family collection of portraits and memorabilia, and regularly welcomes international collectors and patrons of the arts and culture. In 2026, the programme had a special focus on the 250th anniversary of American independence. She has spent more than ten years in curatorial and advisory work between Paris, London and Brussels, and has been head curator of several exhibitions of contemporary artists. She holds a master’s from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art; her thesis examined art and historical amnesia after the Second World War. Outside work, she is a passionate runner who travels the world to compete in road races and mountain ultra-trails.
Alexandre
Managing Director
Alexandre spent more than ten years in private wealth management in Monaco, Paris and New York, latterly as Vice President at J.P. Morgan Private Bank, advising families across their entire balance sheet, including their art collections. While at J.P. Morgan, he wrote « Beyond Aesthetics: Optimizing Your Fine Art Collection and Leaving a Legacy » for Venu magazine, on how to create liquidity from an art collection in a tax-efficient way, choose the right ownership structure, and weigh the options for the collection’s future. He brings to every transaction the same rigour as the processes of a leading private bank. He holds a BSBA and a Master in Finance in International Wealth Management from the International University of Monaco. His 2013 thesis studied fine art as an asset class from an investor’s perspective, from valuation criteria to returns. Outside work, he is a racing driver, with a win at Spa-Francorchamps in 2017, and has a lifelong passion for historic competition cars. He is also an aviator and a competitive sailor, who has raced a dozen regattas in New York and, before that, the Palermo–Monte Carlo aboard a 60-foot Swan.
