Aurélien Joly, 38, has been named Chief Executive Officer of the wine division at Edmond de Rothschild Heritage, succeeding Boris Bréau, who held the position since 2015. With a proven track record and nearly a decade of experience at the institution, Joly is set to lead the division into a new era of growth and innovation.
Joly’s journey at Edmond de Rothschild Heritage began in 2016, when he joined as a financial controller. He quickly ascended the ranks, taking on the role of Director of Administration and Finance. With a master’s degree in business management and extensive experience in the agri-food and wine industries, Joly’s expertise has been instrumental in shaping the division’s strategic direction.
Before joining Edmond de Rothschild Heritage, Joly worked at Bardinet, part of the La Martiniquaise group, where he oversaw significant international projects in the wine and spirits sector. At Edmond de Rothschild Heritage, his contributions have included the acquisition of the Akarua Vineyard in New Zealand and the comprehensive transformation of Château Clarke in Bordeaux.
As CEO, Joly now leads a diverse and expansive portfolio encompassing 500 hectares of vineyards across nine properties worldwide,