FABRICE AUBERT

About FABRICE AUBERT

Fabrice Aubert is a French corporate executive in real estate and organizational transformation, currently best known as Deputy Chief Executive Officer of Nexity. Within the listed group, he has held several senior roles and built a profile at the intersection of public law, corporate strategy, innovation, and business development. At Nexity, he first contributed to the company’s innovation agenda, then returned in 2019 as Group Secretary General, and was promoted in 2022 to Deputy CEO with responsibility for the institutional client segment, M&A, and international activities. In 2025, his remit was further expanded when he was appointed to lead the “Nouvelles Offres urbaines” division, underlining his central role in Nexity’s ongoing reorganization around the New Nexity strategy. Aubert’s early career was rooted in France’s senior public administration. He began as an auditor and later became a maître des requêtes at the Conseil d’État. He then served in legal advisory roles at the Ministry of Economy and Finance and later at the Ministry of Finance and Public Accounts. From 2017 to 2019, he joined President Emmanuel Macron’s team at the Élysée Palace as adviser on institutions, public action, and digital transformation. This background gave him deep expertise in regulation, public policy, and institutional affairs—skills that are particularly relevant in the real estate sector, where government policy, local planning, and regulatory change play a decisive role. At Nexity, Aubert has been involved in several strategic initiatives. He helped launch new business lines, supported the development of a platform-based services model, and took charge of the institutional investor offering. His responsibilities also included steering M&A priorities and overseeing the group’s international footprint. More recently, his leadership has been tied to Nexity’s broader transformation effort, which aims to make the company more integrated, more client-oriented, and better positioned to capture new urban-market opportunities. Overall, his career combines legal rigor, public-sector insight, and hands-on strategic execution within one of France’s leading listed real estate groups.