Pierre Jean MEYSSAN
2026-2028
Pierre Jean MEYSSAN, 63 years old, notary in Bordeaux (Gironde), was elected president of the High Council of Notaries by the General Assembly on October 27, 2026. He succeeds Maître Bertrand Savouré.
2024-2026
Pierre Jean MEYSSAN, 61 years old, notary in Bordeaux (Gironde), was elected First Vice-President of the Superior Council of Notaries on October 22, 2024.
He oversees:
- Europe and International Affairs,
- Follow-up of the International Mission,
- Legal Affairs and the Institute of Legal Studies (IEJ),
- Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (AML-TF),
- Sovereignty and Competition, the Marianne Network,
- Land Registry Advertising and relations with the General Directorate of Public Finances (DGFIP),
- Relations with the French Competition Authority (ADLC),
- The Association of the Congress of Notaries of France (ACNF) and the Liaison Assembly (AL),
- Doctrine on the nature and missions of the Superior Council of Notaries (CSN), the competencies of the CSN, and digital sovereignty.
2022-2024
Pierre Jean MEYSSAN was the President of the Institute of Legal Studies (IEJ).
2020-2022
Pierre Jean Meyssan, notary in Bordeaux (Gironde), was elected Second Vice-President of the CSN. He oversees:
- Discipline and ethics,
- Governance of professional bodies,
- Relations with the ANC,
- Legal affairs,
- Mediation and arbitration,
- Operational relations with the Caisse des Dépôts (CDC),
- As well as combating money laundering and terrorist financing (COLB).
Pierre Jean Meyssan participated in the organization of several Congresses of Notaries of France:
- Commission Rapporteur at the Strasbourg Congress (1997),
- Commission President at the Deauville Congress (2003),
- General Rapporteur at the Lyon Congress (2007),
- President of the Congress in 2013
He also served within the Chamber of Notaries of Gironde as Rapporteur (2001-2003), Vice-President (2012-2015), and then President (2015-2016).
Since October 2018, Pierre Jean Meyssan has been the delegate of the Bordeaux Court of Appeal to the Superior Council of Notaries.
