Recently, The Troubled Fashion Industry Has Led To Frequent Changes In Executive And Creative Designers.

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It was frequent. On Thursday, Ralph Lauren had hired Coach's chief financial officer, struggling Germany.

Manufacturer Hugo Boss promoted its CFO last month to manage change for CEO, while Gianni Versace also changed CEO this month. The successor is the former CEO Jonathan Akeroyd of the Alexander McQueen of Kai Yun group.

The following is the latest month's personnel changes in the fashion industry, including the replacement of the 6 major brands, CEO.

Burberry chief executive officer's leaving company CEO Christopher Bailey's future is worsening.

On Friday, British luxury brand Burberry said in a statement that the company's chief operating officer, John Smith, will be leaving in the summer of next year. John Smith has been a chief operating officer since March 2013 and has served as a non-executive director.

John Smith revealed that he is seeking executive positions in international fashion companies.

For the company CEO and chief creative director Christopher Bailey, the leadership vacuum is his recent frustration. Bailey has been trying to tackle the sluggish demand for luxury goods and profits by cutting costs and improving sales. In the past year, Burberry shares plummeted by 35%. Many analysts suggested that the company need to appoint an experienced manager to assist the CEO.

The LucaSolca analysis of the Bank of Paris, France, indicates that the departure of John Smith means the possibility of further changes in the company's senior positions. Burberry needs to be managed and adjusted, because the development of the organization under the leadership of Bailey does not seem to be ideal and its performance has not improved.

Bailey said last month that the company had identified the need to strengthen its organization and management functions, but the company refused to provide specific time points or new posts.

Coach chief financial officer Jane Hamilton Nielsen quit to join Ralph Lauren

The us light luxury brand Coach released many executives' personnel changes at the end of April. Recently, the company executives left the company. The company's chief financial officer, Jane Hamilton Nielsen, will leave the Ralph Lauren in August this year.

Coach said it had hired CristKolder Associates, a headhunter, to help start looking for the appropriate CFO successor. At present, Andrew Shaw Resnick, the head of global investor relations, has been appointed as interim CFO until the formal successor takes office.

Jane Hamilton Nielsen joined Coach in September 2011 as executive vice president and chief financial officer. He was the chief financial officer of PepsiCo beverage company in the Americas.

In April of this year, Coach announced plans to cut two senior management positions and 300 other staff to push forward 20% in the 2017 fiscal year.

Christophe Lemaire, creative director of Hermes before the appointment of UNIQLO, is the art director of Uniqlo U

The Japanese fast fashion brand uniqo recently announced the appointment of Christophe Lemaire as the newly established Paris R & D Center for uniqo and the brand new "Uniqlo U" art director.

Christophe Lemaire previously served as the creative director of famous international fashion brands such as Lacoste and Hermes, France. The UNIQLO AND LEMAIRE series designed by Sarah-Linh Tran in October 2015 was praised by the fashion industry as soon as it went public, and the 2016 spring and summer series was listed as perfect in March.

According to the introduction, the first "Uniqlo U" series, which was built by Christophe Lemaire and its Paris team, will be released in Paris in early July. The series will provide consumers with quality clothing that meets all kinds of life scenes and is comfortable and personalized. It will be sold in the world in 2016 and autumn and winter.

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Under Armour invade fashion circle step by step Nike appointed Tim Coppens as creative director

Under Armour 20, the US sports brand, has successfully built a product related to sports and sweat in its many years of entrepreneurship.

Today, it hopes to inject more fashion elements into the brand and directly compete with the sports giant Nike.

The company has appointed designer Tim Coppens as Executive Creative Director. According to Ben Pruess, senior vice president of sports apparel, Tim Coppens will be responsible for the upcoming UAS series this autumn. The product line will have a concise appearance, including men's wear and women's clothing, footwear, etc. the brand will use its spokesperson, including NBA's most valuable star, Stephen Curry, to help promote marketing.

Sergio Rossi seeks to resuscitation, design director Angelo Ruggeri leaves office

Italy shoe brand Sergio Rossi recently announced that design director Angelo Ruggeri is leaving. However, Sergio Rossi has not disclosed the replacement of Angelo Ruggeri. Angelo Ruggeri has not disclosed his next plan.

In order to seek the brand's recovery, Investindustrial has made frequent changes to the management team, including the appointment of Pomellato Jewelry Group's former CEO Andrea Morante as the president of Sergio Rossi. In March this year, Investindustrial also sought the meaning of Tod's.

Some industry analysts pointed out that from the Investindustrial group's intensive executives, the signs of the company's decision to grab a certain market share in shoe industry.

LVMH's cashmere brand Loro Piana changes to helm, new CEO comes from Lun Xun ladder executives.

Italy's senior cashmere brand Loro Piana appointed Fabio d 'Angelantonio as new CEO. He will take over Matthieu Brisset and formally take office in September 1st.

Loro Piana new CEO Fabio D Angelantonio has been the chief marketing officer and Sunglass Hut president of Italy glasses manufacturer Luxottica, who served as a marketing executive at Belgium Editions Hemma publishing house, Italy Hut Automotive Group's network division and cable company between 1995 and 2004.

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Competitor aggressive Nike rare intensive announcement of high-level personnel adjustment

To maintain the company's freshness and face aggressive competitors, the US sports giant Nike has announced a series of high-level personnel changes.

Earlier in the face of competition, Nike admitted that it hired Dave Dombrow, senior vice president of the design department of rival Under Armour, and formally took office in 2017.

Last year, Nike recorded a total revenue of $30 billion 600 million, and is still a strong competitor in the field of sports. Its goal is to achieve an annual turnover of US $50 billion by 2020.

Alexander McQueen CEO joins luxury brand Versace as CEO

According to the latest news from foreign media, Jonathan Akeroyd will take the place of Gian Giacomo Ferraris and become the new CEO of Italy luxury brand Versace.

Jonathan Akeroyd began acting as Alexander McQueen's CEO leader in 2004 and left office early last month.

According to sources, although the Jonathan Akeroyd will not take office in mid June, the appointment will take effect immediately.

Jonathan Akeroyd has witnessed the evolution of Alexander Lee McQueen after its suicide in 2010 until the current creative director Sarah Burton took office, leading Alexander McQueen to expand against the trend.

No airborne Hugo Boss to raise internal staff Mark Langer for new CEO

German luxury brands Hugo Boss and British department store Martha department have two common points. First of all, both of them are clothing sales companies. Secondly, they are struggling now.

Hugo Boss recently announced that, following the pace of Martha's department store, appointed an inaugural company long internal staff for the company's new CEO.

The long-standing internal staff is Mark Langer, who has worked in Hugo Boss for 13 years and is currently a finance officer.

In February of this year, Hugo Boss group announced that it has been in office for 8 years as group CEO Claus-Dietrich Lahrs.

In the first quarter of this year, net profit fell 49%, due to weak sales in China and the United States, the largest in nearly 6 years.

DVF appointed Jonathan Saunders as chief creative officer

Us fashion brand DVF has announced that it has appointed designer Jonathan Saunders as chief creative officer.

In March of this year, there were rumors that Jonathan Saunders will take over Dior to replace Raf Simons as the new creative director, which later proved false news. At present, the position of creative director of Dior is still vacant.

Jonathan Saunders founded the brand of the same name in 2003, and won the British fashion consulate and Vogue fashion fund early. However, at the end of last year, Jonathan Saunder announced that the designer's brand name had come to an end because of his personal reasons for leaving the brand creative director.

In a statement, the company said Jonathan Saunders and investor and business partner Eiesha Bharti Pasricha jointly decided to terminate the brand.

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LVMH perfume division CEO and Givenchy brand perfume President Alain Lorenzo quit

According to French media reports, the French luxury group LVMH perfume division CEO and Givenchy brand perfume President Alain Lorenzo announced its official departure in June 30th, but he has not disclosed the latest trend after leaving.

LVMH group founded perfume branch in 2010, and its perfume business brand includes Givenchy, Kenzo, Emilio Pucci and Fendi.

Alain Lorenzo mainly manages the marketing of Givenchy, Kenzo, Emilio Pucci and Fendi perfume, and is committed to the layout of innovation, marketing and communication. He has also been president of the brand perfume department for a long time.

Thom Browne takes Alexander Wang president to appoint Rodrigo Bazan as brand CEO

Rodrigo Bazan, who has just left Alexander Wang, has recently been appointed as CEO of Thom Browne brand. Analysts said the appointment was made by Sandbridge Capital, and Sandbridge Capital purchased 67% shares of Japan's fortune brand brand at the beginning of this year.

Sandbridge Capital was founded in 2012. Most of the members of the company are top players in the fashion industry, including designers Tommy Hilfiger and Gucci CEO Domenico De Sole. The company currently owns shares of Derek, Lam, pH.

Bluebell group will appoint its fashion director Sophie de Rougemont to be Carven's new CEO.

Bluebell, a luxury fashion brand based in Hongkong, has acquired a large stake in Carven, a French high-end fashion brand with a history of more than 70 years, but the two sides did not disclose the price of the takeover.

The group became an agent of Carven Greater China in 2012 and introduced the brand to the mainland in the following year. Currently, two independent stores in Beijing and Shanghai have been established. Bluebell group has been optimistic about the prospect of Carven, and has bought a small number of Carven shares as early as 2011.

Bluebell group has appointed its fashion director Sophie de Rougemont as the brand new CEO. The original CEO Henri Sebaoun will be pferred to the general manager and reported to Sophie de Rougemont, which was once one of the top executives of the French company. The company purchased the company in 2008.