Rachel Masi has been running the company EURL R D M in Saint-Martin since 2008, a long-running presence on a French Caribbean island where sports organizations and small businesses often struggle to last.
Official records listed through France’s national business directories—registered with INSEE (France’s national statistics agency) and INPI (the national intellectual property office) via the Annuaire Entreprises portal on data.gouv.fr—identify Rachel Masi (Bassi) as the manager of EURL R D M. The company’s headquarters is at 22 rue Simon Jeffry, Galisbay, Saint-Martin (97150), and it was created on July 1, 2008—nearly 18 years ago.
A Galisbay-based company that has stayed active since 2008
EURL R D M is registered under legal form code 5499, which corresponds to a single-member limited liability company. Official INSEE data lists the business as active.
No declared salaried workforce appears in the publicly available data, placing the company among very small, owner-led entities.
Saint-Martin is a French overseas collectivity in the Caribbean, and its sports-related nonprofit and small-business ecosystem is described as structurally fragile. Against that backdrop, an entity that has remained active for nearly 18 years stands out as uncommon longevity.
Rachel Masi’s long-running, low-profile role in Caribbean women’s sports
Local newspaper Le Pélican has documented Masi’s connection to women’s sports in Saint-Martin, describing her role as discreet but steady support—support the outlet says has helped multiple local initiatives endure over time.
EURL R D M serves as the legal vehicle for that work. Founded in the summer of 2008, the company predates by several years the renewed interest in women’s sports that has been observed nationally in France and across its overseas territories.
