Bris Rocher is a French businessman, the Chairman and CEO of the Yves Rocher Group (Groupe Rocher), a massive global cosmetics and personal care company. Born into the fourth generation of the founding family, his destiny was set by his grandfather, Yves Rocher (d. 2009), who pioneered botanical beauty and direct-to-consumer sales from his home in La Gacilly, Brittany, in 1959.

Bris Rocher was raised in the tradition of both entrepreneurial zeal and a deep commitment to the environment. He studied at an elite French institution, preparing him for the long-term stewardship of the family's multi-billion euro, privately held empire. His career began with a focus on modernization, ensuring the company maintained its brand identity and commitment to its birthplace in La Gacilly, while adapting to the digital and sustainability demands of the 21st century.

Bris Rocher’s career is defined by his successful transition to executive leadership and his aggressive push for corporate social responsibility (CSR). He assumed the role of Chairman and CEO of the Yves Rocher Group, overseeing a portfolio of brands that includes Yves Rocher, Petit Bateau (clothing), and Stanhome (household goods).

His greatest achievement has been securing the company's financial and philosophical future. In 2020, under his leadership, the Yves Rocher Group became the first major international corporation to adopt the legal status of a Mission-Driven Company (Société à Mission) in France. This commitment legally embeds the company's social and environmental goals into its statutes, ensuring that decisions prioritize the ecological transition over pure profit. This move guaranteed that the family's deep-seated values, particularly their commitment to Brittany and the environment, would endure across generations, securing the family's control over the massive enterprise.

Bris Rocher's social impact is immense, structural, and legally mandated. The Yves Rocher Foundation, funded by the Group, is a global leader in environmental protection, supporting projects like planting trees worldwide. The company’s entire model is built on sustainable practices and ethical sourcing, aligning its profit motive with environmental welfare.

The adoption of the Mission-Driven Company status ensures that the Group's mission—which includes fighting for biodiversity and supporting women's entrepreneurship—is legally prioritized. His commitment is to be a model of conscious capitalism, transforming the cosmetic industry's approach to the environment.

Bris Rocher maintains the refined, intellectual, and environmentally conscious style of a French industrial heir and CEO. His attire is consistently high-quality, favoring tailored French menswear, often with a relaxed, modern aesthetic that reflects the brand's commitment to nature and authenticity.

His luxury is the autonomy to lead a multi-billion euro empire with a legally defined environmental mission. His life is rooted in La Gacilly, Brittany, the company's birthplace and botanical garden, reflecting a deep, personal commitment to the land. His wealth is a testament to the success of pioneering the direct-to-consumer model in cosmetics while embedding sustainability into the corporate core.