Alexandre Mourreau

Alexandre Nicolas Philippe Edouard Mourreau (born June 26, 1986) is a Swiss-Italian entrepreneur, event organizer, and a social media influencer. He takes an avid interest in art, watches, and has investments in the supercar business, art and watches as well. His biggest investment portfolio is real estate.[1] He also advises individuals on investment making. 

Early life

Alexandre was born to Serge Mourreau and Caterina Bossi. 

He got his high school diploma from College Alpin Beau Soleil in 2005 and completed his bachelor’s in BBA from the IFM University in Geneva. He did acting studies (Cinema/TV) in Italy. 

His father was heavily involved in the real estate industry.[3]

Career

Alexandre started his career with co-organizing different events featuring various celebrities and personalities. He set up an events company with friends but had to leave for personal reasons. His friends closed it later on. In 2012, Alexandre co-founded Future Photography[4] and founded AM Events to re-enter the events business.[5]

In 2018, he became the Director of Cars & Coffee Geneva, an annual show, which attracts motor enthusiasts all over the world into one spot. The event is a gathering for car collectors, which also maintains a staggering footfall of enthusiasts, photographers, and everyone who loves cars. Cars & Coffee has primarily been held in Brescia, Lugano, and London.

Alexandre Mourreau launched with POG and thepythagore a short film based on a mega-hit Instagram post where he and thepythagore are clad in a Salvador Dalí mask and red jumpsuit by a breathtaking, red Lamborghini Aventador SVJ. The costume is often dubbed as the symbol of resistance and made popular by the Netflix show, La Casa de Papel (Money Heist).

Alexandre has worked with famous hip hop/rap singers including Rick Ross,[8] and French artists Siboy and Cahiips.[9][10] He has also worked with Russian artist Misha Marvin from Black star.[11]

Notable Events

Alexandre bought his first Lamborghini at the Garage Roland Affolter | Lamborghini Porrentruy in Switzerland, thus marking the start of his love for the automaker. Alexandre organized a unique event with a famous art gallery where Alec Monopoly painted and tagged one of his supercars, the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ.[6] The tagging was done in the presence of more than a thousand people.[7]

Personal life

Alexandre lives in Geneva, Switzerland, and has a very active presence on Instagram.[2]