RATP Group Governance
RATP Group, whose parent company is RATP, is an industrial and commercial public body (Epic RATP) that is continuously evolving. Its private-law subsidiaries guarantee its development and growth both in France and abroad.
Governance
By decree of the Council of Ministers dated 4 February 2026, Mr. Xavier Piechaczyk has been appointed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of RATP Group.
RATP Group governance comprises an executive committee (Comex) and a board of directors.
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
The Chairman and Chief Executive Officer applies the policy defined by the board of directors and executes its decisions. He guarantees that the company works as it should while he leads its services.
The executive committee
The Comex is made up of nine members, both men and women, who each have full responsibility for one or several departments, which includes the management of their day-to-day operations.
The Comex comprises:
Mr. Xavier Piechaczyk, RATP Group Chief Executive Officer.
Mr Jean-Yves Leclercq, RATP Group Director of Strategy, Finance and Sustainable Performance.
Ms Jennifer Lormier, Chief of staff.
Ms Sylvie Buglioni, Director of the Project, technical and industrial management division, and Group Director of the Digital and Innovation division.
Mr Jean Agulhon, RATP Group Director of the Human Resources division.
Ms Hiba Farès, RATP Dev Chief Executive Officer.
Mr Jimmy Brun, RATP Group Director of the Communications, Commitment and Brand Strategy division.
Mr Jean-Louis Houpert, Director of RATP Infrastructures.
Ms Agnès Ogier, Director of the RATP Railway Services Business Unit.
The board of directors
RATP’s Board of Directors comprises 15 members, as established by Decree no. 2022-251 of February 2022 regarding Régie Autonome des Transports Parisiens’ statut.
The Board of Directors consists of five State representatives, five employee representatives and five qualified individuals representing business interest groups, customers, and the municipalities on which RATP’s activity has an impact. The Board makes structural decisions for the company, notably regarding its contract with the transport authority, the company’s business plan, its budgets and accounts, decisions regarding its main infrastructure projects and contracts, as well as decisions relating to subsidiaries.
Internal regulations set out three committees:
A corporate social responsibility and service quality committee, responsible for CSR issues, including those related to the energy transition, climate change adaptation and human resources. This committee manages service quality issues. It is also responsible for matters regarding asset and people safety, as well as railway safety. It includes Mr Babut, Mr El Hachemi, Ms Gay, Mr Guillaume, and Ms Médard. Chairman: Ms Médard. Vice-Chairwoman: Mr Babut.
An audit, finance and risk committee is responsible for the entire management cycle, including accounts and budgeting; internal control and risk monitoring; measures to prevent and detect corruption and influence peddling; and the regulation of economic activities. The committee is composed of Mr Bassères, Ms Deligne, Ms Faust, Mr Melin and Mr Renaud. Chairman: Mr Bassères. Vice-Chairwoman: Mr Faust.
A strategy and investment committee that monitors all cases related to the Group’s development. The committee has the authority to define the company strategy and business plan, issues regarding subsidiaries, investment projects, contracts, and state-owned real estate transactions. This committee includes Mr Chevandier, Mr Chikh, Ms Gay, Mr Faust, Mr Judith, and Ms Vernier. Chairwoman: Ms Vernier. Vice-Chairwoman: Ms Gay.
The board of directors comprises:
State representatives
Mr Xavier Piechaczyk, RATP Group Chairman of the Board of Directors.
Mr Arthur Faust, Director of Equity Holdings, State Shareholding Agency, Ministry for the Economy, Finance, and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty (France).
Ms. Floriane Torchin, Director for Rail and Inland Waterway Transport and Ports, Ministry for Ecological Transition, Territorial Planning, Transport, Urban Affairs, and Housing (France).
Ms Emmanuelle Gay, Regional and Interdepartmental Director for Infrastructure and Development, Île-de-France region.
Ms Sabine Deligne, Deputy-Director of the Budget Directory, Ministry of Public Accounts.
Mr Marc Guillaume, Prefect of the Île-de-France region, Prefect of Paris.
Persons selected for their expertise in the field of transport, travel policies or stemming from diverse socio-economic backgrounds
Ms Karine Vernier, CEO France of InnoEnergy.
Ms Alice-Marie Médard, Chairwoman of the Mobility and Transport section of the French General Inspectorate for the Environment and Sustainable Development, at the Ministry for Ecological Transition and Regional Cohesion.
Mr Jean Bassères, Inspector General of Finance.
Representatives of public transport customers
Mr Michel Babut, Vice-Chairman of the Fédération nationale des associations d’usagers des transports Île-de-France (National Federation of Transport Users for the Île-de-France region).
Representatives of municipalities/group of municipalities where RATP and its subsidiaries are established
Thomas Chevandier, Paris Municipal Counsellor (elected from the Paris en Commun- Ecologies pour Paris list), Deputy Mayor of Paris, responsible for issues relating to public works, site supervision, and coordination of work in public spaces.
Elected employee representatives
Mr Abdelmalek El Hachemi, elected FO Groupe RATP representative.
Mr Jean-Marc Judith, elected FO Groupe RATP representative.
Mr Sébastien Melin, elected CGT RATP representative.
Mr Mourad Chikh, elected UNSA Groupe RATP representative.
Mr Fabien Renaud, elected CFE-CGC Groupe RATP representative.
Three representatives also attend Board of Directors meetings although they do not have the administrator status
Mr Philippe Dupuis, Head of the Transport Economic and Financial Control Mission.
Mr Rodolphe Gintz, Director of Infrastructure, Transport and the Sea at the Ministry of Transport, Government Representative.
Mr Frédéric Sarrassat, Secretary to the Social Economic and Central Social Committee.