Anne Mas

Born in Choisy-le-Roi — a town whose name seemed, with a touch of humour, to predestine her for a princely destiny — she grew up in an environment characterised by an entrepreneurial spirit. Her father, the founder of a company specialising in the tile trade, instilled in her a love of work and business from a very early age. From the age of fourteen, she thus discovered the world of work within the family business.​

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She pursued studies focused on management and business: a G3 baccalaureate, followed by a DUT in marketing techniques, before joining a business school. This path naturally led her to the building materials sector, where she developed her skills. In particular, she joined the Saint-Gobain group through the Point P brand, where she held roles related to marketing and procurement.

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Driven by an entrepreneurial spirit, she then founded the company HBA1c with Patrick, continuing her involvement in the business world. She eventually concluded her professional career as a teaching assistant in a Year 5 class, putting her experience and dedication to service to good use in educational support.

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Based in Aigues-Mortes, her discovery of the Principality came about almost naturally: simply living in the town meant spotting a princely portrait in local shops, which intrigued her and prompted her to find out more. One thing led to another, and her curiosity turned into interest, then a desire to be part of the adventure.

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On 20 October 2024, she was appointed Chancellor to the Prince of Aigues-Mortes, succeeding Geoffrey Mathes, who then became Secretary to the Principality’s General Assembly.

 

With a dynamic and enterprising nature, she retains a strong taste for simplicity and enthusiasm. Her favourite colour? Pink.​

 

She heads the Government of Aigues-Mortes, comprising more than a dozen staff members.