Nike has appointed Lucy Rouse to be its new SNKRS vice president and general manager, as the U.S. sportswear giant rejigs the leadership of its innovative sneaker app.
Estee Lauder Cos Inc has placed its executive group president, John Demsey, on unpaid leave due to content posted on his Instagram account, a regulatory filing showed on Thursday.
On Monday, Hermès announced it is “expanding the composition” of its executive committee by adding as new members the group’s head of HR Sharon MacBeath and the fragrances & beauty division’s CEO Agnès de Villers.
Unbound Group, the parent of footwear retailer Hotter Shoes, has appointed buying expert Sarah Davies as chief product officer. She will oversee strategy and product development for the group’s comfort footwear brand.
Conscious beauty brand Evio Beauty announced on Tuesday the establishment of its first board of advisors, launching with three inaugural members.
As of March 1, Sharon MacBeath, group human resources director, and Agnès de Villers, president and CEO of Hermès Parfum et Beauté will join the executive body.
The New Zealand-based outdoor gear and clothing firm will rely on Rip Curl's European teams to help it globally expand. We interview Kathmandu's general manager of international, Alexandre Gilbert.
The Swiss duty-free group has announced that Xavier Rossinyol, ex-CEO of Gategroup, will take over as CEO effective June 1. He will succeed Julian Diaz, who led the company for 17 years.
The third Courtin generation has taken charge of family-owned French cosmetics group Clarins. Virginie Courtin has been appointed managing director and her cousin Prisca Courtin is the new head of the supervisory board.
U.S. cosmetics retailer Ulta Beauty announced on Wednesday the appointment of Kelly Garcia and Gisel Ruiz to its board of directors, effective February 16.
The Denim Tears founder is taking over as creative director of the brand acquired by the VF Group in late 2020. He will work together with James Jebbia, founder of the New York-based label.
Vanguards announced on Tuesday the appointment of Christopher Morency to the role of chief brand officer, effective immediately.
Levi Strauss & Co. brand president Jennifer Sey has resigned from her post—the executive claiming she was forced out of the company after she voiced her opinion that schools should remain open during the pandemic.
Clarks has introduced two new names in its top hierarchy. In addition to a new CIO, the British footwear brand has recently hired New Balance’s former head of Europe to take charge of its business in the continent.
Biotherm, the skincare brand owned by the L’Oréal group, is now led by Gregory Benoit, formerly the head of fragrances for L’Oréal Luxe's travel retail business.
