Odiot Gathers its Patrons-Investors Club at the Hôtel de Bourrienne
On June 3, 2026, Odiot SA organized its second quarterly meeting of the Patrons-Investors Club at the Hôtel de Bourrienne in Paris. This initiative allows the French silversmith to offer its shareholders exclusive experiences rooted in the heritage and history of the House.
A Historic Venue Echoing the Heritage of the House
The event took place at the Hôtel de Bourrienne, an 18th-century mansion located on Rue d'Hauteville in the 10th arrondissement of Paris. Designated as a historical monument since 1927, this building was named after Louis Antoine Fauvelet de Bourrienne, a childhood friend and private secretary to Napoleon Bonaparte, who acquired it in 1801. The choice of location creates a link with the imperial saga during which Odiot and its contemporary house Biennais thrived as silversmiths to the Emperor.
A Program Combining History, Transmission, and Corporate Strategy
The evening was opened by Gilles-Emmanuel Trutat, President and CEO of Odiot SA, who presented the company's latest developments and the new members of the Board of Directors, whose appointments were approved at the mixed general meeting on June 3, 2026.
Carine Beigbeder, CEO of Bourrienne Paris X, then shared the history of the hotel and its restoration since its acquisition in 2015 by Charles Beigbeder and herself. The program continued with a lecture by Thierry de Lachaise, a silverware expert at Artcurial, dedicated to 'Odiot and Biennais, Two Parallel Destinies'. Finally, HRH Prince Joachim Murat, a new member of the Board of Directors, presented his latest book, Napoleon III, the Misunderstood (Odile Jacob Editions), co-written with the economist Olivier Pastré.
A Progressive Shareholder Engagement Strategy
This event marks the second quarterly meeting of the Patrons-Investors Club following the one organized at the Eiffel Tower on February 18, 2026. Odiot SA positions this Club as a lever for engagement with its shareholders, offering them experiences in locations that resonate with French heritage and the history of the House. A third meeting will be announced soon.
