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Italian brand Fendi appoints Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou as new CEO

29 May '24

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Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou. Pic: Fendi / LinkedIn

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From June 1st, Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou will become the new CEO of Italian fashion brand Fendi, succeeding Serge Brunschwig.
Angeloglou, who will also remain managing director of LVMH Fashion Group, joined LVMH in 2019 from L'Oréal Paris.
He previously held roles at Louis Vuitton, including head of the men's division and executive vice president.

From June 1st, the renowned Italian fashion house Fendi, part of the LVMH group, will have a new CEO at its helm, Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou. Angeloglou will be taking over from Serge Brunschwig, who has led the brand since 2018. While Brunschwig will remain within the LVMH group, his new role has yet to be announced.

“The maison is pleased to welcome Pierre-Emmanuel Angeloglou as chief executive officer of Fendi, commencing the role on 1 June,” Fendi said in a LinkedIn post.

In addition to his new position at Fendi, Angeloglou will continue to serve as managing director of LVMH Group, as per media reports.

Before joining LVMH, Angeloglou was the Global President of L'Oréal Paris. He moved to LVMH in 2019 as director of strategic missions for fashion and leather goods at Louis Vuitton. By the following year, he had risen to head the men's division and was later promoted to executive vice president.

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