Check out the names of her children. Coincidence?
From Wikipedia:
Ariane de Rothschild initially joined Edmond de Rothschild to manage the Group's non-financial activities (wineries, agriculture and hospitality) and transform the philanthropic heritage of the family into an international network.[4] She is committed to social empowerment through the arts and entrepreneurship with programs such as AIMS (Paris Ecole des Beaux Arts), Count me In (Carnegie Hall, New York), Scale up (ESSEC Business School), CRECE (Unltd Spain) and the Ariane de Rothschild Fellowship.[5]
She has also shifted the family's investments in private equity towards sustainable financial activities,[6] taking into account the social and environmental impacts of their operations.[7] This vision paved the way for the creation of the "Moringa fund"[8][9] dedicated to agroforestry in Africa and South America, as well as the "Ginkgo fund"[10] focused on brownfield redevelopment en Europe.[11][12] She also develops investments in high-potential areas, including African ventures, biotechnologies,[13] earth sciences and FinTech.
In 2008 she joined the managing board of the Group's major entities and was appointed vice-president of Edmond de Rothschild Group's supervisory board in 2009.[14][15]
Since January 30, 2015 Ariane de Rothschild is the President of the Executive Committee and oversees the Group's operations since the departure of its previous CEO, Christophe de Backer, on January 14, 2015.[16][17]
Since her appointment, Ariane de Rothschild has been conducting a strategic restructuring and modernisation of the Group regarding the Group's international activities, a new IT platform and sector-wide regulatory forecasting (MiFID II, MiFIR).[18][19] She has also made the Group's management more international and diversified, and infused a greater gender balance.[20]
Alongside her husband, who is the chairman of the supervisory board, Ariane de Rothschild embodies the preservation of the family' shareholder structure and its focus on sustainable finance at a time when "the banking sector must ensure its stability, regain the confidence of the public and contribute to the growth and progress through its ethical behavior".[21][22]