Pierre-Édouard Stérin

Pierre-Édouard Robert Raymond Marie-Joseph Stérin (; born 3 January 1974, Évreux) is a French entrepreneur, billionaire and conservative activist. He is the cofounder of the gift card company Smartbox, the investment fund Otium Capital, and the philanthropic organization Fondation du Bien Commun.

Early life Stérin grew up in Normandy in a middle-class family. His father is a chartered accountant and his mother works at a bank. He attended the Lycée Aristide-Briand in Évreux, in the economics stream.

Career In 2023, Stérin made an unsuccessful joint bid with Daniel Křetínský and Stéphane Courbit for about 37% of Vivendi's publishing division Editis. In 2025, he was part of a consortium that agreed to buy right-wing magazine Valeurs Actuelles.

In 2023, he and François Durvye co-invested €2.5 million to buy Jean-Marie Le Pen's family house in Paris.

Political activities Stérin is close to traditionalist Catholicism. In 2024, he launched the , an initiative to strengthen right-wing policies in France.