Annick Lapôtre holds a French business degree, and is London based. She honed international administration skills in a family business trading in American industrial equipment. As property manager at Caisse des dépots et consignations, Paris she monitored the construction and implemented the management of emerging commercial real-estate in historical Prague, Budapest and Warsaw. In 2001, she gained commercial art experience at Sotheby's Bond Street implementing an IT project. Until 2006, she was the gallery manager at Sam Fogg Ltd, a Mayfair gallery specialising in the art of European Middle Ages and the Islamic world. In 2007-2009, she coordinated the installation of the Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto. She administered prime private art collections in Toronto, London and Paris until 2024. She was the Director of Operations of Bond Street Stuart Lochhead Sculpture before joining the Camerata in an operational capacity in July 2025. Annick first encountered Anne Azéma's voice and Joel Cohen's lute playing at the Musée de Cluny in 1994 and was hooked to the Camerata's music making. She served as Boston Camerata's pro bono tour manager, coordinator/fundraiser for concerts focused on works of art collections, recordings producer and Board member. She sings with the London Highgate Choral Society, is deeply moved and rejuvenated by all forms of dance performances.